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NAKED [Multi Goal]
Date: October 9, 2022
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If it bothers you, that’s enough. It doesn’t really matter if other people think it’s a red flag. Some people follow half very hot people on social media, and their partners don’t mind. And some people aren’t comfortable with it. Both are ok. Just decide what you can and cannot accept, and move on from the things you can’t.
Emotions are rarely sane, and legality has nothing to do with this.
I’m speaking from experience: you don’t do the thing that you know is going to piss off your roommate and expect to stay roommates. You don’t do the thing that you know is going to piss off your friend and expect to stay friends. They need to have the conversation ASAP.
There’s your problem. You’re doing stuff you’re “confident you’ll get away with”. Relationships aren’t, or should I say shouldn’t, be about what you can do that’s outside of your SO’s boundaries until you’re caught. Have more respect for your SO. Have more respect for yourself!
Remindme! Five days
Are there things that you don't like and did he work on those too? It's fair to mention stuff you would prefer to be different about your partner if they can change them so that they have a chance to do so if they are OK with it. But this goes both ways and if he expects you to change for him in certain aspects, to your ability, you are allowed to and should ask the same of him. Relationships are for a large part getting successful by team work and that means inching closer together to find common ground you're both comfortable with, compromising equally and bettering yourselves overall. So my advice is implementing what you feel comfortable with but only if he also does so with your petpeeves to the same extend.
His feelings no longer matter, what matters now is that YOU do what YOU want to do and don't ask his opinion on anything.
Don’t reach out or respond. Move on
Ok if I were you I’d carefully observe the texts, photos, etc. for the next couple of weeks, stalk his social media, and randomly ask questions about the neighbor in a nonchalant way to see if I could catch him off-guard. You still don’t know if he is really doing smth behind your back or not, so don’t beat yourself up, but be careful.