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It absolutely was and I agree she has a right to be upset BUT she was very immature about how she responded. This guy might learn something if she explained her view and discussed boundaries like a adult. If this subreddit is any indication, his actions are a major theme among relationships that men (in particular) seem oblivious to.
I'm reading all the comments the questions that come into my mind is why do you feel so insecure that what your bringing through the table can be replicated by this person.
2nd off why are we objectifying this person if your partner truly has feelings for you and wants to be with you and clearly they do because they chose to date you then why are you worried about what some other person is doing on the side.
I personally end all relationships the minute people start telling me who I can't be friends with. I don't think that's the responsibility of my partner and I expect my partner to be so confident in who they are that it doesn't matter who I talk to and what I do because at the end of the day I'm with them.
If y’all moved in together, you’d be a burden at this point – a child she would have to care for.
Here’s the thing: relationships progress emotionally, physically, mentally as time goes on. You living at home at your age can be appropriate in certain circumstances, but in your case, you’re still functioning as a child. You don’t have the skills to be an equitable partner in a relationship. This includes things like budgeting, rent/mortgage, bills, insurance, etc. Do you do your own laundry? Do you have regular chores? How can y’all grow if you’re still stuck at home and unable to contribute? No one wants to be a parent to a partner.
She has spelled out what she wants and how you can continue to grow as a couple. You got offended and have refused to acknowledge you’re not independent. At the end of the day, that’s fine you’re a child, but that doesn’t mean she or anyone else has to accept that. You should take a look at your life and prioritize what’s important to you and ensure if it aligns with her goals as well; if not, don’t waste her time.
It absolutely was and I agree she has a right to be upset BUT she was very immature about how she responded. This guy might learn something if she explained her view and discussed boundaries like a adult. If this subreddit is any indication, his actions are a major theme among relationships that men (in particular) seem oblivious to.
I'm reading all the comments the questions that come into my mind is why do you feel so insecure that what your bringing through the table can be replicated by this person.
2nd off why are we objectifying this person if your partner truly has feelings for you and wants to be with you and clearly they do because they chose to date you then why are you worried about what some other person is doing on the side.
I personally end all relationships the minute people start telling me who I can't be friends with. I don't think that's the responsibility of my partner and I expect my partner to be so confident in who they are that it doesn't matter who I talk to and what I do because at the end of the day I'm with them.
Why are you worried about this two years later?
I wouldn’t wonder if he’s with other women.
Why because he’s attractive?
Wow.
Havent you been in love with someone before? This is all normal. People change, life changes, and things dont work out. Hes with you now.
If y’all moved in together, you’d be a burden at this point – a child she would have to care for.
Here’s the thing: relationships progress emotionally, physically, mentally as time goes on. You living at home at your age can be appropriate in certain circumstances, but in your case, you’re still functioning as a child. You don’t have the skills to be an equitable partner in a relationship. This includes things like budgeting, rent/mortgage, bills, insurance, etc. Do you do your own laundry? Do you have regular chores? How can y’all grow if you’re still stuck at home and unable to contribute? No one wants to be a parent to a partner.
She has spelled out what she wants and how you can continue to grow as a couple. You got offended and have refused to acknowledge you’re not independent. At the end of the day, that’s fine you’re a child, but that doesn’t mean she or anyone else has to accept that. You should take a look at your life and prioritize what’s important to you and ensure if it aligns with her goals as well; if not, don’t waste her time.
I can tell you right now, no conservative man is going to deal with hearing this information remotely well.