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Dimoooooon, 19 y.o.
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Date: October 24, 2022
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i’m not losing attraction to my partner at all. the fact that you’re even bringing up any lose of attraction is presumptuous cause i didn’t mention that at all. i still find him incredibly sexy and gorgeous. the fact is, being healthy, is very important to me and will be an important factor in my children’s life.
weight directly correlates to diabetes, cancer and high blood pressure and it doesn’t take a doctor to know that. he could weigh the same and eat better and that would solve the large majority of it. because i know he’s taking care of himself. i hope you can understand me a little better with this explanation.
I think your fiancé has an unhealthy relationship with food and he needs therapy. That’s the key takeaway. Whatever the case, thats no excuse to be so blatantly disrespectful to you. Demand a change. He needs to buy his own sweets if he can’t keep his mits off of yours. He needs to make it a part of his shopping routine starting today until such a time that he can control himself.
Casual doesn't mean sex so much as it means no strict definitions, see what happens.
If this makes you too uncomfortable, you can always move on to someone else.
Walk away.
You do realize this is what every girl with a weirdo possessive bf says right?
No he’s clearly dishonest and doesn’t keep his promises
Seriously, he's a creep. His manner of insisting on nudes also makes me want to vomit.
If you continue in this relationship, he is going to be very controlling. You deserve better.
When you break up with him, make sure and insist he delete all the nudes.
Check your local laws regarding revenge porn. Does he have nudes of you under age? If he leaks those he is going to jail. Make sure he knows you will press charges if they get leaked.
Just be there for him. You can't tote the whole load by yourself, so it's good that he's pursuing therapy. You don't need to fix anything for him, just be present.
The unfortunate thing about a parent's death is seeing that life goes on even though you feel stuck in this place where you're an adult but still a kid, because that's the last kid moment you have. Powerless and frozen and unable to change anything, while life is just zipping by around you. When my mom died, I was very sad for a long time. Every night, for months, I would curl up in my boyfriend's lap, right before bed, and just sob. My mom wasn't even awesome or super present in my life, but it just hit very hot af. It will take months before it's not just hitting him over and over again throughout the day. So let the therapist lead him through processing his grief, and you can help him by suggesting little activities to take up time when he's needing it to be off of his mind, and keeping him company when he can't get it off of his mind. Movies, cartoons, board games, walks in the park, bowling, coloring books, study sessions, whatever. Sometimes you need something to pass the time because it feels like you're just stuck in a moment that lasts forever.
But also, don't get lost in this. You're still a person in a relationship, and you have needs too. So don't accept the short end of the stick 24/7, or be a service provider with no needs of your own. Be straightforward about when you need something, or are worried about him, or need to have a fun night because this is heavy and you're a teenager in college.
Thanks! I'm not heads over heels for her yet, so this might be the way to go. Again :/