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I’m choosing to believe that he’s just completely clueless ?
I think it's entirely possible that some, or even a lot, of this is flying over his head. But I don't think it's even remotely in the realm of possibility that all of it has flown over his head. There is no chance he's not at least dimly aware she is throwing herself at him. He may not notice every single instance of it but there's no way he's failed to notice all of them.
My thing is honestly that is this a matter of a male vs female perspective? Because after speaking to one of my homegirls, it seems like because I have a female mindset I am more aware of her behavior but for him it’s like he needs concrete proof in order to act on the situation. Like is what I mentioned not enough evidence to prove that she likes him?
I think proving that she likes him to the degree that you'd need to make that argument is both impossible and not necessary. You don't have to prove she likes him, you just have to prove you're not comfortable with this, which you can do by just saying “hey I'm not comfortable with this.” If he asks for reasons why then you have plenty, but a good boyfriend would work off of “I'm not comfortable with this” and start setting some professional boundaries.
I think the reason he hasn't is less because he's secretly in to her (he may enjoy the attention but that's not quite the same thing) and more because they were already friends and he doesn't want to make their friendship weird by enforcing proper workplace behavior. But he has to, because you just can't act like this with your boss.
Sounds like this guy is just a fan and an orbiter who maybe got lucky with her a few times. Hardly an “ex” and surely not someone she'd interact with at all if he weren't paying for the experience. That makes it even worse actually. He's her fanboy and that's a pretty unattractive personality type. You've only invested two months into this so you're not “falling in love” just yet. You have the power to stop this before it starts. It's fine for guys to choose to live these fantasy lives, it's just not something most women want in a partner. Have some self respect here and walk away.
Sounds like he double booked and didn’t know how to get out of it with you. Wish you the best.
This is baffling.
You are broken up but supposedly saying 'faithful'. You tried to trick her and either alienated her completely or caught her moving on.
How is there any scenario where this relationship is not over?
Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is super common and might be the cause. BV is not an STD and is easily treated with antibiotics. It’s worth going to your gyno to get checked out.
I’m so sorry that happened. Scary!
In my experience (2.5 years in an abusive relationship) it gets worse over time with the aggression. But is is 10000% responsible for his actions.
I think that you apologizing to her for talking to your agent after she brushed you off tells her that she is right to act this way and that you're okay with her acting this way.