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Date: October 11, 2022
Edit on the top left of what, the messages?
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Please dump her. She doesn’t need to deal with your bullshit insecurities.
You snooped in her closet.
Asked her about them.
She gave you an answer
You still felt insecure and asked her to get rid of them.
She say ok.
You can’t get over it still
Now your hoodie feels ‘less special’ ?
Four months is not worth this bullshit.
I hope she keep those hoodies and get rid of you instead. Cause hoodies last a pretty damn long time lol
Thanks for this. I feel like that’s all this was here too
Nurse here. You wouldn’t believe how many spontaneous STI’s/conceptions we see!
Definitely agree I could have texted her less.
I feel confused why so many people on this thread think I should leave it even after I posted the edit. I would get it if the edit wasn't there, but the edit changes things for me. So, thanks for a different perspective. In her text, she apologized for not returning my previous text and said “feel free to text me next time your in town.” I kinda feel like if she really wanted me to leave her alone, she didn't have to say that. At the same time, maybe she's just polite. lmao what do I know. I'm not a mind-reader. But she invited me to text her next time I'm in town, so I don't feel wrong doing that next time.
She's blessed to have a good life but she needs to meet the demands of it.
She needs to know you would rather her pay the price in time and money for dryer clothes. She's not helping by doing half a job.
You need to understand her thinking. Not assume the reason. Ask her the specific reason.
You can't provide moral support without knowing what is holding her back.
Good luck.
Run away as fast as you can. It”s not roleplay. She has a race fetish. She likes to humiliate and feel superior. She has no respect for you or your bounderies.
Freudian slip there…
I did try to turn on the hair straightener one day, and then I just felt so weird about it, that I turned it off.
I (44f) had an abortion in June. My partner (41m) supported my decision no matter what. Our situation is different of course. We have been together years and already on-line together. You are new in a relationship. My advice is to sit with the information for a few days before making a decision. I decided I would / we would be pregnant for a week and then decide what to do. That took an immense amount of pressure off both of us.
You JUST found out. Sit with it. Don’t make any rash decisions. Think about life with and without a baby. Think about life with and without her. How is life with her if she aborts? Will see resent you?
I fell in love with my partner more through our surprise pregnancy because I knew if I kept it or terminated he supported me. He trusted me to make the right decision.
I have no regrets for my abortion. It was the right decision for us. BUT as a woman and a mother, I feel guilt and shame for it daily. If faced with the same decision again I would still make it, but it is a naked decision. My partner and I think about our baby a lot. My due date would have been Monday. He got me flowers and just let me be. Hot decisions are often the right ones. But just sit with it.
Well, you'd have to decide whether that makes a difference to you.
For me, I could see how I might think I'd be okay with something in advance, but then in the actual moment I might realize I'm not as okay with it as I'd thought. In that case, I'd talk to my partner and tell them what I was feeling.
You might've thought you'd be okay with her not telling her parents, but if you're not okay with what that means in practice, then you should talk to her about it. And you two will have to figure out what to do about that. And, ultimately, if she refuses to tell them and you do not want to on-line with what that means in practice … then you have to make some decisions.
A marital home is the house a married couple shares. It’s generally described separately from other owned property as it’s expected/assumed that both parties have a shared/equal interest in the property. If you are not in the US then that may not apply.
The loan from your parents is a gift to you, from money that will eventually be given to you. It’s not unreasonable for your fiancée to not want to repay that portion as it’s not money that will ever be hers.
So your parents are giving you a gift to put towards the purchase of a home that you and your future wife will share. If they are only giving the money to you then it’s reasonable that it is only your responsibility to replace. If your fiancée will be paying half the mortgage and half of the other expenses then that seems like an equitable division of costs.
If your concern is that in a divorce you might be out of the down payment when it comes to potentially selling the home then that is something to include in the prenup, in fact this is exactly what they are for. You would include in the prenup that your wife would get half of the equity in the house less the down payment.
It is unreasonable for you to claim all the equity of the home when you are each splitting the mortgage and will both ostensibly be listed on the mortgage, as that means that she is also responsible for the total cost of the mortgage should something happen to you.
Have you discussed with her that you only intend to online in this house for a year or two then move again? If that’s the case then you should discuss about what you’d like to do about eventually settling down. it’s reasonable for her to Want half the equity in a home that she’s paying the half the Mortgage on. So if you want her to contribute half of the down payment as well then you should wait on purchasing a home, as she will need time to build up her half of the down payment.
How much is the downpayment as a percentage of the total cost of the house? If it’s only 10-15% then it seems like you are being unreasonable in this case. If it’s more like 50% of the cost of the home then she shouldn’t have half the equity.