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Languages: en,ru,tr
Birth Date: 2003-06-26
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Subculture: subcultureHipster
Date: October 9, 2022
How old is she?
If she always has irregular periods and shes young then yes thats normal. If neither of those are true then you should be worried. Has she ever had a period missing for this long?
Do you even want her back? And I read your post twice, you threatened to break up but never really did so I’m thinking she cheated as well and used suicide for leverage? Man OP I wouldn’t take her back. If I were you I’d get ready for court but that’s the next battleground in your life. I wish you the best of luck.
To be fair, what is and isn't a slur is kind of difficult to keep track of of late. “Derpy”, 90's slang taken from the word “duh”/”der”, neither of which was considered “ableist”, means basically someone having a momentary loss of intellect (aka a “brainfart”). So you can hate pewdiepie and related content creators just maybe don't expect someone with BPD to always be on the cutting edge of what is isn't acceptable on a day to day basis. This relationship sounds pretty awful anyway and clearly no one should be talking about marriage at just 19. But instead of nagging him to death over window dressing like this word you should be making plans to break up with him and move out. You don't like this person, you have no respect for him and you're already emotionally checked out (except for the anger). You'd both be happier if you were no longer in one another's lives.
He doesn't want to marry you. Saying if the right woman comes along, tells you everything you need to know. Don't waste any more time with him.
Hi, I was with the love of my life for 11 years married for 7, I thought our marriage was unbreakable neither of us cheated, we never fought, we were your wholesome lovey dovey couple. But he left. It truly broke me, but I had to come to terms with the fact maybe he was the love of my life, but I wasn't the love of his life.
To play devil’s advocate, it’s possible she wasn’t totally sure the first time. She thought she saw a kiss, swerved it, then had some self doubt. Women can often struggle to stand up and put hard boundaries in place, especially if they are unsure of what is happening.
OP, you could give her the benefit of the doubt, as she did avoid the kisses.
Personally, I would dance with another guy – but not grind on him or anything like that – with my partner around. I don’t see a problem with that.
I would exit after the attempted kisses though.