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Birth Date: 1998-03-12
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Date: October 17, 2022
She's good but then again I'm extremely cynical so what do I know.
I keep suggesting another wife just for the help another house. I am not taken seriously.
Oh geez I’m sorry you went through that. And it’s alright. I mean he hasn’t done it in our relationship so I’ll do those next steps if I ever have to but I don’t think I need to do so with him.
why weren’t you invited? Is this a work related thing? Super weird if it’s not work related and he didn’t invite you …
I personally, am capable of dating and being friends with people who have a differing political or ethical opinion than I hold. I think part of human growth is being able to understand differing viewpoints.
The only time I would say that it's impossible – is if you find yourself in a situation where the other person is trying to force their viewpoint on you and they don't respect your own opinion. That sounds like what you're experiencing here; and rather than just the conflicting viewpoint; the lack of respect is what makes a lasting relationship unlikely.
No. She deserves better.
You better go on that trip.
No, I don't have ulterior motives. I've always been very careful to be respectful with female friends who are in relationships – not messaging all the time or always being the one to suggest meeting up, since I don't want to be the cause of any problems, and I've been brought up better than to try it on with someone who's in a relationship. I just like to have my boundaries up and prefer to keep to myself. Is that really such a bad thing?
I love her as a friend, but I'm not in love with her. I worried she was doing the wrong thing getting together so quickly with someone else after her last boyfriend. She's a complex character – has autism, and for a long time wondered if she was asexual, so I worried someone she hadn't known for all that long before they got together wouldn't really understand all of that. But I've told her that if she's happy, then I'm happy for her.
To answer your other point, well as mentioned, for quite a while I was getting to know this mutual friend of ours. She was the only person I've really been interested in during this time. Dating apps and such don't really work for me.
You’ve been with her since you were 14 and she was 17? Now THAT’S weird.
So you want your boyfriend to potentially get killed to stroke your ego? I think you need to realize how dangerous that situation could have been for him. He’s alone, unarmed, approaching an obviously not friendly person. People die doing what you want your boyfriend to do. It’s not big or masculine or clever to get in altercations or dangerous situations to “protect” It’s just fucking stupid.
OP caught the unicorn but still isn’t happy.
That's what my concern is and why I just want to slow it down. TBH the way he does it is more like him seeking affirmation from me that I'm willing to be seen with him in public. It gives more “will you let me carry your books to your locker in-front if everyone?” than “don't approach young buck” if that makes sense.
But I'm still worried about it being a facade as you mentioned
Probably those guys see you dating old men as red flags…you are either sugar baby or no self confidence / self worth.
Clean yourself up and only make yourself available to guys who wants a relationship, not use your body for sex. Therefore, avoid fuckboys too.
You're talking about a wedding. Weddings are a fleeting moment in a lifetime, and in a relationship. You need to examine your feelings about marriage, not weddings. You can have a commitment ceremony without involving the government if the only thing important to you is the dress and the walk. But if actual marriage is important to you, this relationship will never work, because he fundamentally does not believe in the institution of marriage. It would be cruel to stay in a relationship waiting for the other person to change (he might, he might not), cruel to him, and cruel to yourself. You should respect both of you enough to respect that he knows himself well enough to be comfortable with the relationship ending over his feelings about marriage.