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I hae when there's just one chic (I am a chic) in group of chilling time and all the dudes hang onto her every word while ignoring other other.
I have 2 dude besties and its been fucking cool without any sexual advances.
You’re not making a fuss or being neurotic. It’s valid to want to know why he didn’t invite you.
Good luck! I Hope your conversation goes well.
You are probably right but it has nothing to do with you or how attractive you are. Your boyfriend puts me in mind of the guy who buys a car he is nuts about but after a while looks at other models. He is bored with you and that is because you were his toy and not his lover, a sure sign of immaturity. Face reality, dump him and take some me-time. Go out, enjoy yourself and forget about him. A man (not a boy) who truly loves you and sees you as the the key to happiness is out there. You deserve to be loved, cherished and appreciated. Good luck 🙂
So.. how many times have you posted about this relationship making you feel terrible?
A lot of young people don't get that this is a lot less complicated than it seems.
You stay in relationships because they make you feel better.
Other than that, you just look at how a person acts and decide whether that's something that you want in your life. Noone ordered you to have a gf or stay with her.
The most obvious thing would be to talk with her clearly and decide to stay together or not based on how much you like how the conversation ends.
If you are always feeling kike she doesnt care much about you and prioritizes another guy, or doesnt inspire trust in you, then you break up happily. Just don't let your own issues make you see her behaviour as something that depends on you.
This is true. But some women have some really unpleasant side effects from hormonal birth control so I don’t blame any woman who doesn’t want to be on it. But you’re right. Infertility is not one of those unpleasant side effects.
She can do what she wants when it comes to her body and her health and he should do the same. That means insisting on condoms if he doesn’t want to be a dad right now.
I love dogs and it’s actually one of my life’s biggest sorrows that I can’t have one (because allergic). I’ve also seen how important the bond between a dog and its owner can be.
I also know how incredibly difficult it is to find a person you work really well with. And that there is always something you have to compromise with. OP gave zero indication that she has to have a dog in her life. If she does, sure, that would change the equation.
But as it stands, choose the man over the dog every day of the week.
We’ve talked about it but living in the apartment is gonna be hot for it not to come up, and I KNOW they’re going to ask questions.
I have no problem straight up lying to them, but my folks will NOT be comfortable with that.
I identify as bisexual and my attraction is 98% in favor of women lol. Maybe you’re the same way and just found your 2%.
he takes pride in knowing the kids
For some of those kids, he may be the most reliably kind face they see. That's enormous. He's making the world a better place.
The blowback will be on your bf. He'll socially ostracized by his fellow coworkers. Even if you gather proof of his infidelity and give to his gf it won't be Sherlockian to figure it was either you or your bf as both of you are being used as covers for the coworker's infidelity.
Consequently your bf might blame you he's has been isolated by his coworkers and none of them are speaking to him. This will affect his work and your relationship. Normally I'd suggest to say but in this case look the other way simply because your bf is working with him. Don't get involve in their mess.
You’ve left. Your lawyer will help you get whatever belongings you’ve left at his place. All that’s left is to divide whatever assets there are and go your separate ways
Tell him if he wants to go, you go with him. And pays for everything for you.
Otherwise, no. You don't do favors for your ex-mistress.
Sincere Apologies for coming across as hostile.
I'm genuinely confused, though. Do you find it unreasonable that he masturbates? What would you expect him to do or say with this information when you come to him and say, “I found your silicone toy that you masturbate with. It makes me feel insecure.” What reasonable response would you expect someone to have to that?
Yea I don’t think that will happen. And I know the girls are only going to get worse as summer approaches. Idk if this is even enough to walk out of a marriage for???
He needs anger mgt therapy.
How many children do you want to raise alone?
Whatever you do, do it with the full understanding that once you pull the trigger on this particular situation…you will be out a partner.
Report her, if you must, but fully understand that he's going to feel attacked. Whether you are or not, he already thinks your responding irrationally. This is not going to make him happy with you, he's not going to “appreciate” the gesture, or even the intent. He's going to see this as his partner attacking his friend.
I want to be clear, no matter how legitimate your concern is…be prepared for this to end your relationship with him.
“If you have no problem with porn dont bother sharing your opinion.”
That's not how getting advice works but I don't see how one's position on that topic is at all relevant here.
The answer is the same, if somebody keeps breaking your boundaries, whatever those are, you leave.
I swing with my husband. I have some advice for you.
My first piece of advice is to open your mind to what everyone here is saying: this age gap is alarming and a big red flag. Well adjusted 44 year old people don't have much in common with 22 year olds. The older person usually is interested in two things: sex, and control.
My second piece of advice is that no one should swing r dabble in any type of non-monogamy unless both parties are enthusiastic and excited about it.
Swinging is risky behavior. It can bring challenges to the relationship that being monogamous doesn't. It puts you at risk for assault. It puts you at a higher risk for STIs. People who swing in the healthiest/safest way possible usually do the following:
Get tested regularly and happily share those results
Use condoms (remember that STIs like herpes, HPV and pubic lice can spread even if you use a condom).
Teach and use guidelines for consent, check in regularly for consent, openly ask/share boundaries and sexual preferences.
Honestly, your age gap, your youth, and the relative newness of your relationship should throw up some red flags for the more safe/responsible/kind type of swingers.
From a relationship standpoint, I worry that you don't have the foundation of trust and good communication that swinging requires. You just haven't been together long enough.
Have you had a talk about boundaries, how far you are comfortable going? Are you okay seeing him fool around with another woman? If you do decide to go forward with this, you guys should be having lots of serious conversations about what exactly your boundaries look like, how you will check in during the party, and a phrase that you can use to let each other know you're out of your comfort zone.
Divorce is ALWAYS an option. You divorce his ass now or you end up paying the hospital and cardiologist bills thats have pilled up in a few years as his widow.