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I don't know if there's anything you can do. She'll probably have to really hit bottom before seeking help. My sister dated a guy for a while that was an alcoholic just like her in the fact you really could hardly tell he drank. A psychiatrist she knew told her there wasn't anything she could do for him till he got to a point where he felt he needed to quit.
Op, please listen what everyone is saying through comments. Remember one thing, love is a different feeling, with it respect, trust, understanding automatic comes.
May be you love him, may be he hurt you but if he doesn't realize what his problem his, then he may visit a donctor.
What about a cosleeping crib so she’s not on your mattress?
It says he slept with her 3 months after they broke up, not 8.
There's a country song, can't remember the artist, but it goes, “…if he wanted to, he would”.
He's not ready “for the next steps”.
You can either (potential) waste time waiting for him to get on the same page as you, or you can cut your losses and find someone who is looking for the same level of commitment as you.
My (now) fiance and I moved in together after 5 months of dating (to be fair, we were friends before we started dating, so there was some history there).
I know how to do laundry, I’ve been doing it since I was old enough to reach the appliances.
If she's proposing an open relationship, she's already fucking someone else and wants you to give the go ahead and relieve her of the guilt. Get out of there.
I'm split. I am a conservative, but I get where your BF is coming from. From his point of view he can take it or leave it in regards to getting married. Should he want to do more to make your dream a reality? If he loves you, I'd say yes, to a degree. But half? No. Have you asked him for a detailed reason why he doesn't care for marriage past the kids issue? Marriage, in the US, is often in many ways not worth it for a lot of men, especially if you don't want kids. I mean, the courts in the states are biased towards women in many ways… It's rare for instance in divorce precedings that the woman ever has to pay alimony. If kids are involved, child custody and child support are also skewed in the favor of women. I'd ask certain questions to you. Are you happy how things are? Do YOU want kids? If you want kids, or might want them, this isn't the guy for you. You're 27. Something like 90% of your eggs are gone by time you're 35. After that conceiving could be more difficult and childbearing more dangerous. So your window on that front is closing. What does he add to the relationship? Are you equally contributing to the relationship? (Not talking financially) if he providing the things in a partner that you want/need? Is he putting the same kind of energy into growing your relationship you are? Not wanting to get married isn't necessary a bad thing or counter to your relationship growing. So many things to consider…
If you and your boyfriend are fine with it, that's all that matters
You can also attend weddings of friends who have different beliefs than you.