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Date: December 13, 2022
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It's been only 3 days she said and youre already misguiding her. I guess you're among the type of people who hasn't a clue how to run a relationship or marriage and run away for each problem ending up divorced and single. Relationship is about working things out. If he or she cheated, that's a legit reason to break up. Maybe you are young and don't have a clue.
As a medical student who needs to study ? for her exam tomorrow, I want to say I thank you telling the OP the best advice on this post.
Leave him now so you can find someone who wants the same things in life. As it is you and him are not compatible. Don't waste more time.
Lmaoo this is not love, cheating on your partner is not love
She sounds like wife material. If you get along that well, can comfortably be in silence together and muss her that much when apart, you should straight up ask her:
“I've been feeling for you in ways that are beyond just friendship and I find myself wanting to find ways to be closer to you. Would you be interested in being my girlfriend?”
You might look at your gf and think “wow, she's gorgeous” but you're not her. I bet you anything that she's got plenty of appearance-related insecurities, especially if she had a big “glow up” only a year or two ago.
Calling someone an ugly bitch isn't much of a joke either. It's just mean. You and your friend could tell that your gf was upset by the first comment and instead of apologizing they doubled down and made your gf cry – and you're fine with that. You're a bad boyfriend and need to develop some empathy. You're supposed to be in her corner, not egging on the people who put her down.
If you and your parents weren't comfortable with the discussion you could have talked for something else and let them talk about it as much as they 3 of them wanted, it was impolite from your side to try to control a conversation that they didn't want to stop. He is also wrong for telling you to shut up even if you were also in fault. He should have kindly reminded you that they are adults and they want to discuss it further. But you are totally in the wrong here for going straight forward to breaking up for words that I am sure you have said too, not the same, but you have said things that you regretted later. You called it easily quits which I think is a red flag about your character. If you want to break up do it but don't use useless excuses like that!!!
I don't think that this is what she's trying to do. We've had this discussion in the past, and I told her that I couldn't do it, and she said she had no interest in it either. That being said, I would definitely think it was a red flag if she brought it up out of nowhere again.