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There's no limit other than what you feel comfortable with and what is legal. Age gaps are looked down upon by society in general, regardless of the older person being a man or woman. So you just do what you want to and tell society to f off. I've seen gaps like that work and fail. You've already answered the question for yourself though and seem to just be looking for affirmation. Follow your OWN feelings. You stated you feel uncomfortable and wouldn't be able to address the negative implications. So listen to yourself and kindly decline.
Your mom has some serious medical trauma. It’s good of you to be compassionate of that, but causing her to be ableist and it’s time you set some boundaries for your own mental health. Reassure her with things like “mom, I’m disabled. You are going to have to accept that. I’m not your family members that died young from their disabilities. Disabled people can lead full and happy lives even if they can’t work.” When she starts to go down her typical “I won’t accept you, you’ve gotta heal yourself and get back to work” you’ve got to greywall her. Shut the conversation down, end the call, whatever you’ve gotta do to not feed that. If you let her say those things, she will. Remember she is responsible for her own mental health. Accepting your kids life is changing is hot, especially with her traumatic background. She can take herself to therapy to work through that. You are not responsible for her mental health.
At a certain point you just need to do what you know you need to do.
You've laid out the way you're treated pretty clearly, so you can see it. It's up to you if you're going to value yourself enough to ditch him.
Fixing people isn't a thing, people sometimes fix themselves when they have a major life shock of some kind, but not really otherwise.
The irony is that dumping him with a clear reason why might actually give him the kick he needs to sort himself out for his next relationship, but you won't get the benefit.
There are two things to do on the path forward here
1) you ignore it. Your past is your past, no changing it, so might as well own it. If you’re ashamed of it, all it will do is allow people to have power over you. You’ll get plenty of comments here about how purity culture is wrong and you can fuck as many people as you want and no one should care, but that doesn’t help you. In reality, some people will care and some won’t. Your boyfriend knows your past and chose to be with you anyways, so clearly he doesn’t care about it. If he’s the one making you happy, and he clearly isn’t holding this over your head, why are you beating yourself up?
2) your boyfriend needs to handle this. They’re his friends, commenting on his choices. This is not something you need to be involved in past a “hey, your friends are talking shit about me and I don’t want to spend time with them. You are free to make your own choices, but I don’t want to associate with people who are actively trying to hurt me and our relationship”. If he handles it, great. If he chooses top his friends, the relationship was going to fail anyway and you got out early.
There's no limit other than what you feel comfortable with and what is legal. Age gaps are looked down upon by society in general, regardless of the older person being a man or woman. So you just do what you want to and tell society to f off. I've seen gaps like that work and fail. You've already answered the question for yourself though and seem to just be looking for affirmation. Follow your OWN feelings. You stated you feel uncomfortable and wouldn't be able to address the negative implications. So listen to yourself and kindly decline.
Your mom has some serious medical trauma. It’s good of you to be compassionate of that, but causing her to be ableist and it’s time you set some boundaries for your own mental health. Reassure her with things like “mom, I’m disabled. You are going to have to accept that. I’m not your family members that died young from their disabilities. Disabled people can lead full and happy lives even if they can’t work.” When she starts to go down her typical “I won’t accept you, you’ve gotta heal yourself and get back to work” you’ve got to greywall her. Shut the conversation down, end the call, whatever you’ve gotta do to not feed that. If you let her say those things, she will. Remember she is responsible for her own mental health. Accepting your kids life is changing is hot, especially with her traumatic background. She can take herself to therapy to work through that. You are not responsible for her mental health.
I have Pcos and have a child.
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3k km is long to be rejected and regret.
Listen and watch her emotions on the phone conversation before attempting to fly there
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Like this is not her friends’fault and this is not your friends’ fault. Its yours
Im a little confused. Can u tell me more about this? We’re very playful and all, but the actual act just doesnt happen as much if i dont initiate
At a certain point you just need to do what you know you need to do.
You've laid out the way you're treated pretty clearly, so you can see it. It's up to you if you're going to value yourself enough to ditch him.
Fixing people isn't a thing, people sometimes fix themselves when they have a major life shock of some kind, but not really otherwise.
The irony is that dumping him with a clear reason why might actually give him the kick he needs to sort himself out for his next relationship, but you won't get the benefit.
There are two things to do on the path forward here
1) you ignore it. Your past is your past, no changing it, so might as well own it. If you’re ashamed of it, all it will do is allow people to have power over you. You’ll get plenty of comments here about how purity culture is wrong and you can fuck as many people as you want and no one should care, but that doesn’t help you. In reality, some people will care and some won’t. Your boyfriend knows your past and chose to be with you anyways, so clearly he doesn’t care about it. If he’s the one making you happy, and he clearly isn’t holding this over your head, why are you beating yourself up?
2) your boyfriend needs to handle this. They’re his friends, commenting on his choices. This is not something you need to be involved in past a “hey, your friends are talking shit about me and I don’t want to spend time with them. You are free to make your own choices, but I don’t want to associate with people who are actively trying to hurt me and our relationship”. If he handles it, great. If he chooses top his friends, the relationship was going to fail anyway and you got out early.
Walk away. I can’t even finish reading. Pack up and have a better life. Today.
Welll damn….you should've started off that he was military. One thing those military people gonna do is CHEAT….