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Date: October 23, 2022

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  1. This sounds like one of those trickle truth situations. Your bf told you 95% of the story so it had the ring of truth but left out the really important parts

  2. Jesus Christ. You need to tell her but you also need to speak to the police on your own and get orders in place to protect yourself.

  3. It sounds like you and your fiancé are going through a difficult time with her mother's cancer diagnosis and your job instability. It's understandable that you want to make sure you're in a good position financially before getting married, but it's also important to communicate openly and honestly with your fiancé about your concerns and feelings.

    One thing you can do is have a conversation with your fiancé about your concerns and why you're not ready to get married yet. Be sure to listen to her perspective and try to understand where she is coming from. It's possible that her reaction to your delay in getting married is related to her stress and anxiety about her mother's illness.

    In addition to having open and honest communication, it may also be helpful for both of you to seek counseling or therapy to work through any communication issues and to support each other during this difficult time. A therapist can help you both identify any underlying issues and develop healthy communication and coping skills.

    Overall, it's important to prioritize your relationship and make sure you're both on the same page when it comes to important decisions like getting married. By taking the time to communicate openly and seek support, you can work towards a healthy and happy relationship.

  4. She found it really easy to cheat and evidently doesn't regret it and and hid it from you, her only remourse is that you found out. She doesn't regret hurting you and she doesn't regret cheating, she's only crying because you found out.

  5. [CONTINUED] They don’t know where she will go. She is refusing to talk to any of the family. He started going to family therapy for people with family members with schizophrenia. While talking to other families he’s heard some of them struggling with this for 40+ years. It’s very hot because they can’t just make her take medicine. They have to gain rights over her decision making. Neither of his parents want to go to court to retain rights over her decisions. At the same token he is the only one who stays in the house with her. While his mom goes to work and his dad lives 30 minutes away. So I started to hear less from him this past week. I just wanted to know what was happening. I was concerned for him and his family. When we would talk I could just hear the pain in his voice every time. When we would talk he would just cry and tell me that he is hurting me. Which he has been hurting me. Not hearing from your partner all day hurts. Waiting for my daily phone call has been my new routine. We agreed at the beginning of the relationship to call each other once a day. In his defense he was raised by people who don’t believe in sharing your feelings. A lot of the time I feel that he self soothe’s and emotionally shuts down. Since being with him I’ve never seen him ask for anyone’s advice or help. The problems he has currently are consuming him to the point of no return. He can’t focus on work, is always depressed, and can’t talk to me. I’m afraid he is going to lose everything he loves in his life. This week he told me that he couldn’t do this to me anymore. He realizes that he has been emotionally absent. He always tells me that I don’t deserve this. I have been a very loyal, kind and generous girlfriend. Even though I get frustrated at times and confused I try to be patient. I have tried to convey to him that I understand he won’t offer much to me emotionally during this time. I tell him that no matter what I’ll wait for him to get better. I don’t want him to be stressed over this relationship. I have made it clear that all I expect is communication. When I say this he cries and tells me that’s the bare minimum. I try to tell him that he can talk to me, and that I would do anything for him. Lately when I offer to see him in person he says no. It is only a 4 hour train ride and I just want to see him in person so badly. He told me that he does see a future with me. Just at this time he needs to get back to himself. He has proposed the idea of taking a break so we can get back to being happy. Neither of us know anything about breaks. To me I personally have always felt that breaks aren’t helpful. I see it as an excuse to sleep with other people. My boyfriend isn’t like most men though. The man I know values sex and doesn’t sleep around. I know he holds onto his pain and truly does need to seek professional help. I know he isn’t interested in anyone right now. I know he wants to be a good boyfriend but simply can’t. I’ve told him it’s crucial he talks to someone about this. I have been trying to get him to go to therapy now for weeks. After he said that proposal about the break I then proposed we talk to each other on the phone on the weekends at least. I figured during the week we could both work on ourselves, and focus on our goals. I too have been affected by our relationship in the work department. I just can’t seem to focus on anything. I figured if we abide to these terms for awhile we can get better. I think not talking during the week will help us. He’s very much confused. I’m just afraid I’m going to lose him forever. He means the world to me and I hate seeing him go through this. To him he is failing in every sector of his life, and releasing me feels like it’s the best option. In reality if I go a month without talking to him I don’t believe I could go back to him. I know if I can’t talk to him for that long I’ll drive myself crazy. To the point where I become emotionally numb and have no feelings. I foresee myself being devastated, and tremendously depressed. I don’t want to be someone’s option for when they feel better. I’m willing to stick with him even if it means he isn’t himself. I just don’t understand him anymore and I’m very confused. We went from being deeply in love to him not wanting to see me. Then he says he wants to see me badly but cannot do it to me. I don’t know why he feels so much guilt. I don’t understand why he can’t just work on himself, get back to being productive and be my bf. This past year I wasn’t mentally myself due to an imbalanced hormone issue. He took it upon himself to do a lot of research and find a way to help me. Even though I was going through a dark depression he was still there. I blame his childhood for him not being able to talk about his emotions. Now as an adult he isolates himself, and won’t talk to anyone about what he’s going through. If you’ve read this far thank you. I just want to save my relationship and help save my best friend. I’m not sure what the right choice is. Do I stop trying to make this work? Or do I continue to fight for us, and maybe even go to his city unexpectedly…

  6. She was a small child dealing with her father dying of an incredibly difficult disease, without support. This is insanely inappropriate. A mentally strong 6 year old is still a very young child who you deprived of their childhood. You made them handle the care of a dying man on their own. I understand you felt you had no other options, but this wasn’t an acceptable one. She is traumatized. It sounds like you don’t understand what you did to her.

  7. Was just going to say this. “Mom, it’s not appropriate to wear white to the wedding” not “Mom, OP is pissed about your dress choice”

  8. I would talk to him and be direct and tell him what you feel. If you try and do it slowly, he’s just going to keep pushing to see you and it will just continue to add to the pressure that’s already building. There’s going to be more life events that he’s going to want to go to. It might just be better to rip the bandaid off now and get it over with. Talk you your mom and anyone else in your support system on how to do that. They would know the situation to help you with specifics on how to navigate that conversation.

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