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Date: February 6, 2023
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Could be fraud/scamming against big companies. Idk about America but in the UK in the poorer area of London where I grew up lots of kids were on scamming.There’s a scamming culture where everyone sells methods to each other or you can buy items they’ve scammed for cheaper. Some would go full on and fuck peoples lives up by stealing money from their bank but some would have some sort of morality where they would only do refund scams and similar. The only person losing is Nike, Amazon or apple. They saw these crimes as victimless. Obviously it isn’t victimless and I disagree with what they’ve done but I’d happily be friends with them as I don’t think they’re terrible people. The ones who scammed individuals and ruined lives I would never associate with.
Oh honey, please leave him. Set the right example for your girls.
When you leave him, tell him it’s because you don’t want your daughters to end up like a man like their father.
This makes no sense. If you found flirty text messages, you’d have had to see back and forth messages between them over time, so Alison and Alexia would have had to have access to both peoples phones, and would have had to text all of that in a way that Elena didn’t see and notice until you got a hold of her phone. And if Alexia did this with Jack, what’s to say she’s not making shit up now about Alison because they’re not getting along.
And if someone is that dishonest and selfish, they don’t just do one dishonest thing then behave nice the rest of the time. You’ll notice other fishy shit or dishonest things they do with other people as well.
I would like to point out that just because someone is on social media doesn't mean they owe people responses on texts. Texts aren't meant to be like a phone call.
I wouldn't go overthinking things, and tomorrow evening if she hasn't responded, just send a follow up text.
Are the monetary rewards and whatever redeeming qualities he has worth putting up with the verbal and emotional abuse? Are your children seeing you being treated this way? Is this the life you want and want your children to see as acceptable? How is your self esteem holding up in this relationship?
Ask yourself these questions and see if the sacrifices are worth it.
I'm gearing up to confront an ex-best friend at a wedding this weekend. Well, not confront. After close to six years after shit hit the fan and I just sort of peace'd out of her life (and then last year when she started telling mutual friends she wouldn't turn up to events I was at because ??? – they asked me why, I told them the last time I'd spoken to her was five years previous and had no fucking idea). But she's the sort of person who I think is going to be like 'we need to talk' and I've been practicing what I think is the perfect phrase, “I wish you all the best, but I'm not interested in being part of your life.” I don't think there's any way to respond to that. Do the same with this friend, “Thanks for reaching out, but I've no interest in being part of your life. All the best.” Then, block again.
Totally depends on the first proposal. The ring was nice, but it was done in a way that both agree wasn't worthy of the question being asked, then it makes sense to redo it.
We don't know how he asked the first time, but if you are asking someone to spend the rest of their life with you, then it should be asked in a way that is different than “hey do you want Chinese for dinner?”. It is an incredibly sweet desire that he wants to ask again. It is a big deal to ask someone to make this commitment and it should be treated as such
This is actually incredibly helpful! I think the real things I should be talking to him about have less to do with age and more to do with what he’s current looking for in life – eg. Is he looking to get married sometime really soon? Then maybe we aren’t compatible. Is he looking more to just seeing where things go? Then maybe we are more on similar pages. Very insightful
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He insists that a split of expenses proportional to our salary is extremely unfair and that he wants it to be 50/50. He also argues about why should I enjoy shared expenses without having to pay equal amounts and him having to pay more
Didn't you discuss these views on finances before getting married?
If he wants to do 50/50, you should make sure that you live! a lifestyle YOU can afford. If your husband wants to do anything more expensive, he should pay.
He has threatened divorce on multiple occasions and especially because he doesn’t want to split expenses in proportion to our salary. I find this extremely unfair. It feels like he’s punishing me for not wanting to live! with his family.
What happens if you have kids together? Will you have to be back at work immediately so you can pay your own bills?
From your answers it sounds that he is better off without you. You are projecting all of your insecurities to him.