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Date: December 7, 2022
I wouldn’t call it cyber cheating, just cheating
The petty side of me would have told her that she wasn't the best sex I ever had either. That IMO is something that doesn't need to be shared with your SO , it's hurtful and actually insulting. Because she told you this, I doubt that you will just forget about it and it will always be in the back of your mind and she won't ever be able to convince you otherwise, even if after you two have sex and she says that was the best, you won't believe her. She should have never told you.
You can't change each others mind. If she wants something else in your relationship that you are not comfortable with, than the only option is to end it.
My degrees are actually in biology and physical anthropology, but okay.
I'm really just looking for things to say to my girlfriend to convince her she is wrong about this
The headline here for me is “congratulations, you have a half sister you didn't know about”.
You can never have too much family. Tell dad he has to come clean with mom or you will, but outside of that, enjoy having another sibling.
You've given her the most advice you can about this issue. Honestly, I don't see that you have to cut her off, but you do need to stop talking about this aspect of her life. Don't hear it, don't let her tell you about it.
Setting a boundary can be difficult, but the initial conversation is pretty similar to the break up you're already contemplating. “I have told you what I think of your dating choices, and you've never taken my advice. I'm sick of being your shoulder to cry on and I don't want to hear it anymore if you're not going to change your choices.” The more difficult part about setting this boundary is enforcing it when she comes crying to you again, tries to show you matches, or asks for advice. Keep it simple “you've heard what I think before. Let's talk about [something else.]” Even if you find that there isn't a lot else to this relationship, I think it will be rewarding for you to practice setting boundaries like this.
Also, just for the record, her problem isn't that she's being promiscuous. Her problem is that she's crossing sexual bridges with untrustworthy men, and only doing so in hopes of securing relationships, when the men she's picking simply aren't looking for relationships. If she were more of a ho, she'd be happier with these encounters for their own sakes.
Because women don’t use guys for sex, women use guys for money. This is a conversation that I’ve had with several of my guy friends in college:
“She doesn’t love you, it’s been a week, stop blowing cash on her.”
It turns out that when what people crave is attention and affection, they can be exploited
No, but i will try to find a job to invest into a therapist. I mean, that was the first option, but i feel like more human interaction and advice would be very helpful. Thank you. ^^
That’s emotional manipulation among other things.
I would contact a friend to help you get out of this situation and don’t let him find out. Do you have any family to stay with?
Interesting! Thanks! Will look into it