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  1. Apparently its not uncommon but other commenters here said the price isn’t unheard of. I was reading reviews of the club and there were lots of comments “I got robbed $1100” “they wanted $900 for one hour for two girls” “$20 per song”.

  2. From the moment he put his hands on you , go no contact . Let the law and lawyers handle the eviction notice. Collect your stuff , pack his or sale them. Sale the house and move on with your life. If you decide to stay in that house get it check make sure he didn't left any hidden camaras.

  3. You dated for a month and are absolutely heart-broken after your anger-issued ex randomly spotted you at a bar and drunkenly told you he'd call?

    I'm sorry I'm about to sound harsh, but are you serious? You dated for a month. You don't love this dude, you're just infatuated with him, you've put him on a pedestal and who you think of him in your head is not who he actually is, and of course he's leading you on, you're literally throwing yourself at his feet…over a month relationship.

    Your ex is a piece of shit with whom you constantly had fights…in a month-long relationship. You literally call the relationship “toxic”, yet your sorry ass is begging him to come back?

    You don't need this man. You need to learn to respect yourself enough to understand you can do much, much, MUCH better than an angry dude who can't regulate his emotions and doesn't keep his word.

    Like seriously, why do you want to go back to that?? You're in your early 20s, you were even excited to be single again. Fuck him, fuck the relationship, get yourself some self-confidence, enjoy being single, and when you're ready, find a guy that matches the values you want, and for the love of God, listen to your bestie.

  4. It's a reasonable request by him in my opinion and it's also reasonable for you to not be with him if you do not want to live with that request. Both of you are fine. Neither of you are being controlling. And… there are nearly always things like this in relationships. You need to figure out if it's really that big of a deal (I suspect you're more concerned about the controlling issue than being able to use weed, and I am speculating here because that is how I would feel and think). 55 yo me – after having gone through these things in relationships says…and many will disagree with this but here goes…I'd comply with the weed and alcohol request and when I go to Amsterdam I'd go without him, take my bestie and white lie for the sake of my relationship and enjoy some weed and booze, have a grand time and head home happy and never say a word. I think it's ok to have some harmless secrets in a relationship and I'd chalk this one up to a harmless secret because it won't hurt him. But that's me. And before you do something like that, you need to ask yourself how you'd feel if he did that to you – if you'd be ok with it, then move forward. If not ok with him having this type of secret then you should not do it- it'd be something you shouldn't do.

    My first husband enjoyed weed and I hated it – so he stopped when we got married. Later I learned he'd smoke with his bestie once a year when they got together. Back then if I'd known I'd have been pissed (that was young me). Now, I'm glad he did. It didn't hurt me, he was honoring the spirit of our agreement which was I didn't want to be married to someone who was doped up or hurting their health; reality is that an occassional smoke out is not going to make you perma-high or kill you. So my advice is be “honest-ish”.

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  6. I echo this sentiment, but also a partner who not only wont acknowledge your main concern let alone talk about it sounds like a future ex partner to me.

    Weight is absolutely fair game when discussed as the important topic it is and not weaponised as an insult or put down.

  7. I totally agree with you. In this case, she told him to make love to the pillow, meaning, you can have it, not me, if it’s so important. And she left, and he followed, which is a reaction she expected. She did not get the last quip, as their argument continued while she tried to deescalate. After he did follow and she tried to deflect away from him, she clearly stated that she needed space. From that point forward, he should have given it to her. I agree that she instigated him and communication should have been better, however, when you tell your partner you need space, they need to be able to give it to you.

  8. I'm exceptionally close with my in-laws and we all have a super open and close relationship. One time his mom asked if I was “taking the D,” during a discussion about vitamin D that she gave me. My husband was behind me and overheard and made a face at me, laughing, without his mom seeing or knowing, and I was MORTIFIED about it. And those are HIS parents, who are more like our friends.

    All that to say, your dad most likely isn't uncomfortable because of your bottoming, he's uncomfortable by the wildly inappropriate “joke” your boyfriend tried to make about it the first time they met. I'm experiencing a ton of secondhand embarrassment rn.

  9. I know some people actually have a thing for married men. It’s gross but it’s a thing. Saying I’m married is not that much of a deterrent for some people. I’m seeing someone is more general and neutral, probably more likely to work

  10. yeah i’m not at all knocking u for how ur feel or that’s he’s right or wrong. just saying be careful with a “break” if u really do care about the guy in the long run. to me someone u can just move in from means there really aren’t the one. and relationships that r on and off r usually the furthest thing from healthy.

  11. Men who have a healthy sexual alignment would do the following:

    Wait until after the workday to masturbate Wait and see if sex is available that day before masturbating Not masturbate if their s/o wanted sex and they knew it

    Also I’d bet your bf has low testosterone and will be useless to you sexually past 32 years old.

  12. Same impact to the listener, my friend. You're playing semantics in order to deflect attention from the real issues.

    Common abuser tactic, by the way.

  13. The problem is that she’s then on her own with the child, and that level of exhaustion is overwhelming. I very much doubt he would do-parent, so then you’re in the trenches on your own, and normal dating, relationships, etc, aren’t an option.

  14. Only a crap person would stay friends with a known abuser. I hope your bf sees what a giant red flag this is

  15. I'm sorry that you're struggling. You need to seek immediate psychological care.

    The way you are thinking and behaving is not at all normal.

    It's important that you end your relationship right away so that you do not continue to abuse this woman.

    After a few years and a lot of treatment, you can think about dating again.

  16. I wasn’t commenting on the OP post. Just this comment thread. OPs dad is 100% a deadbeat. There’s a difference between not being there cause you have to provide for your family and not being there cause you refuse to take responsibility of your own child.

  17. There’s no rush to get married so young. It’s not about how much you love each other or if you’ll change your mind later. If you don’t feel it’s the right time to focus on a wedding then you shouldn’t have to. You’ve got plenty of time to continue to grow your career AND have a wedding later on.

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