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Date: December 27, 2022
This episode tells you a lot about yourself and one or two important things about your bf.
One is that your bf is a stand up guy. You said stop, he stopped. And he took responsibility – he didn’t minimize or try to blame you – he just apologized. (At least as far as you told us.)
The other things are about you. You felt safe in this relationship because you thought you could physically protect yourself if you had to. Now you know that was an illusion, and the feeling of safety is gone. So yeah, you’re going to have some big feelings about that. It’s ok to have those feelings, and to talk about them with your bf. But I think it would be a mistake to blame your bf for those feelings.
Being in a relationship involves being vulnerable, both physically and emotionally. This incident hasn’t made you more vulnerable than you already were, it has just changed your awareness of your own vulnerability and it will take a little while to adjust to that.
Nagging will only solidify his stance. Once he has set his mind about something, that's never going to change for as long as he lives.
I don't believe he'll get progressively worse, he'll just stagnate exactly where he is right now.
So if you were friends with a woman, just met her, then go exclusive two months later, then three months after dating you find out that she flirted with some guy in text after she barely knew you for two weeks, hung out a couple of times as friends and nothing else, you would dump her for it? You expect to be told every thing that doesn’t effect you either way, about all the past texting, run ins etc. before you knew her, and right after you barely knew her? Her loyalty as your girlfriend is not sufficient enough? There’s no wrong answer here, just asking for clarification.
He is free to like or dislike something, and it is also his choice to determine whether it is a deal breaker or not just the same way you can choose if this situation is worth breaking up over.
In my opinion, give him time and have a conversation about it. There is no reason to approach this with hostility on either side.
Yeah I felt like the bartender.