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Nothing is free. Everything costs something. It sounds like the no-money house is too expensive in other terms.
Go with the cheaper house.
Date someone else whose needs and dating style are more compatible with yours.
Agree, time to cut your losses and leave permanently OP. Do not expand the family with what should be your ex.
Couples' counseling is to better facilitate communication between two already mature, healthy parties. It doesn't shift one's superficial interests into something deeper. You'd need individual therapy to work on that. Or you could just give it time because we're all a little depthless at 18 and as you both mature you'll almost certainly be able to move past caring so deeply about what your bodies look like. Good luck
Two thoughts: One…don't beat yourself up too much. You seem like a nice guy and she isn't respecting the very fair boundaries you've tried to put in place. Two…based on what you have written I don't think you two are a good fit for each other at all and the relationship is not likely to last. This is not your fault or anyone's fault really. Some relationships just aren't meant to be.
Hey to fix something just gotta start somewhere even if it’s small
This doesn't sound sustainable. You are 6 months into a relationship with someone you dont know well and have a laundry list of issues you see being a problem or is currently a problem. I can't imagine what she has gone through from her entire life being turned upside down, leaving her home, her country, her school, everything all at once. That would break a lot of people. The best place to start is they have a conversation with her and explain your concerns and hopefully that will open up a clear line of communication.
Your so called friend and his wife are ok telling you that you are invited and not your fiance to an event. You should be fine telling your friend he is invited to your wedding but his wife is not. If your friend is not ok with it it tells you everything you need to know about your friend.
I would not be ok with anyone treating my husband the way you let them treat your fiancee
This is horrible advice.
Gay men REGULARLY are friends with people they have feelings for and it's totally fine. The community wouldn't survive if they didn't. Don't apply straight male logic here.