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  1. I never obligated him to spend money on me for the past two years I have done stuff for him and not everything I did was solely bought/physical things but also I think I’m any relationship there shouldn’t be someone doing most of that and then not get similar efforts in return. And I said in my post it doesn’t have to be money but it could to be at least try to show more appreciation for what I do through his actions such as more affection and not doing disrespectful things to me.

    And even though I’m not big on gender roles I feel like as the lady paying/covering a lot of things for a men (not just this vacation but other activities throughout our relationship) starts to feel low esp knowing he has/makes more money. I should be getting more of my needs met whether it’s physical, emotional, etc. because I don’t know see a lot of relationships where the female seems to be the one making most of the payments for two.

  2. A story about her that highlights her good qualities, how honoured you are to be asked to speak, how happy you are for her and best wishes to the happy couple for a wonderful life together. Thank everyone for coming, say how heartfelt and beautiful the service was.

  3. Cut your losses and divorce and walk away. She's lied to you your whole relationship and made you conform to her (sexual life) and you have basically gone without. Set her free so that she can be who she needs to be and you can get on with your life and find someone who will actually want to be with you sexually . She IMO has lied and betrayed you and kept you under false pretenses. You decide what you want to do and what is best for you and then do it. I know what I would do and that would be a divorce, the lies, and betrayal and the lack of sex and the excuse of being asexual is just way too much to handle. Good luck to you

  4. He did this on purpose. He knew exact what he was doing and now he’s trying to blame you. He will do it again. You cannot trust him.

    Don’t date or have sex with people you cannot trust.

  5. How could i have done better? She didn't really have time to help im not pinning the fault on her just FYI. I just..i was broken..and there was noone to help me. She was busy..and there was noone to help her. She cheated while i wanted to better things and tried my best, heck even pretty much did it.

  6. My response to him saying he wants to leave over something I did that he won't explain to me would be “ok, bye then” .

    Dude is manipulative, you said it yourself. He's playing mind games with you again. For the sake of your own self-esteem and mental health, don't stick around and take it.

    Write off the reason that he wanted to leave as “he's a manipulative piece of shit who isn't worth my time” .

  7. You are totally justified in all those feelings and I agree with you. Like I said, he is purposefully keeping you “the gf” instead of letting them know you personally. This will likely continue forever if he simply doesn't like mixing friends. It is normal to introduce our partner to friends, like you do with him to your friends, but just because it's normal doesn't mean he needs to do it. He wants to preserve his guy time with his lifelong buddies. You know that it wouldn't be fun since you don't drink, but HE doesn't drink either so why is he going? He doesn't want to ruin the friendships so he tags along doing what they want to do, and leaving you out because it might ruin things.

    Everybody has certain boundaries that they keep about mixing friends. I am quite introverted and don't like mixing friends either, yet I have always wanted to have my gf meet and hangout with my close friends. It does depend on what the activities are tho. Going out to eat is typically for everybody. Going out for something more specific isn't for everybody, such as DnD or watching sports or playing sports or going to bars or playing video games or going to a movie or gambling. Some people just aren't compatible with each other, for instance I have Christian friends and anti-Christian friends. Idk, tough to say if he will ever change about this. Overall I agree with you that it feels unfair that you are kept so private from his friends. I wouldn't want to feel that way, or to make my partner feel that way. Now it does depend on your own insecurities and love languages. Some people might be comfortable casually dating without ever meeting their partners friends, you clearly aren't. These are the types of things that make people incompatible and can lead to a breakup.

  8. What exactly is she expecting for a proposal, and why? Is this so she can live! out a fairy tale life? Would she expect to be treated like a princess throughout your marriage life, and would get upset if she's disappointed? About the ring – shouldn't that be communicated with your girlfriend/ future “wife”? It looks like a day she wants, and it's a show for her – she should know what it should be. What would you do with the old ring? It's worth $2,000. Do you have that much money?

    Different people propose differently. I talked to my (now ex) wife about marrying her when she was 6 months pregnant with my son. Here's the conversation we had:

    Me: I think it's a good idea we should get married because of [XYZ].

    Her: Makes sense, when should we get married?

    Me: How about tomorrow?

    Her: Sounds good! Let's get the paperwork together.

    It worked for us.

  9. I get it! My husband is an awesome gift giver, too. He’s a natural at it and I don’t understand how he always pulls off something amazing…

    So, I’m going to share what he did for me for my 40th, in case you find it helpful since you mentioned Epcot.

    My husband paid for us to take a helicopter tour over Epcot to see the fireworks and watch the water show from the sky. It was an absolutely unforgettable experience – extra special because he kept it a secret and made the pilot and flight staff also swear to secrecy… so I had no idea what was happening until the music started in my headphones when we were hovering way above Disney.

    Not quite the same experience, but earlier that same day he also booked us an excursion to go on an Everglades swamp boat tour. I’m a nature lover, so it was an awesome gift for me.

    Hope that helps!

  10. Today it's your games, tomorrow it will be something else that you have that he doesn't like. It will only escalate.

    Men and women who control their SO are abusive. He doesn't have to hit you to be abusive. He can be verbally and emotionally abusive.

  11. Wow, that's a lot of red flags at once!

    wants an open relationship wants you to do social things you're not comfortable with but somehow doesn't want you talking to guys and now wants to be involved in every level of your open relationship invades your privacy by going through your phone AND YOUR JOURNAL???? and is now accusing you of infidelity????

    Girl, it's all over but the shouting. Dump his controlling ass before he starts to hit you.

  12. Sounds exactly like you started dating your obsessed stalker. What were the circumstances around you actually meeting him?

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