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Date: October 9, 2022
I don’t understand, did you not read the last sentence? I’ll literally copy paste. “All I want to know is if it’s insensitive based on the circumstances to keep pushing the store for a refund since they lied and the reviews are saying it’s a scam or if I should listen to my bf and let it go and let the money go to waste on the ring that doesn’t fit since it was a present”. I literally just want to know if I’m in the right to be worried about this shady business or if I should just stop and take the L and let my finger turn green
Sure feels like it sometimes, or a lot of times
Read your tl;dr again.
Or just proceed and keep wondering why a grown man throwing tantrums and driving erratically is upsetting. (Hint: it’s because it’s upsetting behavior.)
What kind of conversations have you had about this? It sounds like he jumped when he knew better what you wanted. You can’t force someone to be a. Person they are not, but some people just take some warming up and encouragement. It’s good to ask for what you want and need.
born male, but she truly has no (outward, because i can’t read minds and only am working off of what she’s told me) issues with gender, like she doesn’t care what people refer to her as and in the past IVE been the ones policing people (telling them it’s they/them, or yelling at them for using her deadname) but again, she never corrects anyone and says people can say whatever they want about her. she’s on HRT and presents very femme. i thought it could be some sort of dysphoria but we’re a couple that communicates ver frequently and we check in about anxieties like that.
You stop addressing it and divorce him. Wtf
I'm sure you can find more specific info there, but I know there are on-line meetings too if getting to an in person is too difficult for any reason.
I've dealt with an alcoholic parent, so not exactly the same, but similar. The hard truth is that you can't force an addict to fix themselves – they have to hit whatever their own rock bottom is, and then decide if they want to improve. For him, that may be you leaving. And honestly, that would be my advice, because alcoholism is a horrible, horrible thing to deal with, both for the addict, and their loved ones.