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Missed me? keep me warm till i gotta left those clothes off [80 tokens remaining]
Date: October 3, 2022
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Thank you, I will.
Seriously. When I was in hospitality, it would have ruined professional relationships to not go out. In my current non-hospitality industry, it’s also expected that you’ll go out and get tipsy with coworkers on occasion, although it’s not the “shots shots shots” expectation of service industry.
You're assuming that contrary to what OP states in the second half of the third paragraph of his post, where he describes that his wife admited to misleading him for years about her sexuality and admits to hiding her truth for fear of his reaction. It is absolutely wrong to do what she did. Stringing someone along in a relationship until you figure it out is fucked up. Time can never be replaced. Her reason for the deception can make it understandable at best. Still wrong. Wanting desperately to be “normal” isn't some free pass to use someone along the way in that endeavor is all im saying. Im sorry they she felt that that is what she needed to do, but its still fucked up.
She’s a girl who is way out of my league. I’ve been in this situation before and always end up falling for it.
DYWTF
I'm guessing you broke up with your ex because he's not the responsible type. And you very likely monkey-branched to your current guy. You probably don't really like the guy all that much, however, he's financially stable, trusting toward you, and likely pretty level headed.
So you find him boring and predictable. So you call up your ex for some excitement. But he pushed it too far for you, and now you are looking for a way to appease your conscience.
You'll most likely delete this post when enough people call you trash. And you'll get frustrated with people telling you that you should own up to what you did.
I think you originally wrote this with the hopes that people would maybe sympathize with you and tell you your ex was a jerk, and he took advantage of you in an emotional situation, in order for you to feel better about the choices you made.
the thing is….. when we broke up he was all over the place. i am in no way defending him…. but he was juggling masters… an internship (after getting rejected continuously) and his own firm. he exploded. now hes just working and im the stressed one.
idk my friend also said she sees me more of a women then him and that’s probably why he couldnt handle it.
i was a perfect gf lol
Are you saying 1 guy every 12 days means it’s very unlikely, or?
“I have repeatedly asked you to stop. If you cannot exhibit enough self control to stop asking me out, I will be forced to end our friendship.”
It depends on your relationship with her and whether she is open to hearing what you have to say. If she's not ready to listen, there is little you can do. Her decisions are not yours or your mother's to make.
Why are you with this guy? He sounds like a manipulative little man child. He’s grown tired of the dog he shouldn’t have gotten in the first place, and he’s trying to justify making it your fault somehow, and your responsibility to take care of the dog.
It’s gross that he’s hitting you up for money, too. He really doesn’t sound like a good guy. He sounds very selfish. You’re young, and there are way better guys out there. Leave, and take the dog with you if you want to or are able. That would be my advice.
Oh God yes. He sounds delightful honestly. /s
I wouldn’t worry, if I feel scared or uncomfortable in a situation like this I will play along until I can get away, I’d guess that’s probably what happened with your fiancé. The fact that she told you about it just furthers that thought.
He wants you to work more so that you can support HIM.
This isn't an equal relationship. You are being taken advantage of.
Check your local laws on tenants rights, give him four weeks notice, and kick him to the curb.
He is not your problem. You have done more than enough.
He may be cheating, and you also don’t trust him, sounds like a relationship that won’t end well.