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Date: March 26, 2023
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Dabbles already gave you the best advice. I would only add that bad communication in a long term relationship is not a minor issue is the whole ball game.
Oh, I’m sorry; are we moving the goalposts again? Hard to keep track with you.
Ok. Can you tell him what you told us and ask if he can pay or help pay for a styling, thinning every week ? This will help both of you.
He is the one creating the hostile work environment. Decline his friend request and block him. Tell him “I am not interested in hanging out after work.” If you want to soften the blow, you can add some language about wanting to keep your work and personal life separate but I don’t feel the need to be polite to someone who is being rude to me. And at this point he’s being rude by ignoring your polite attempts to decline. If he bothers you after that, definitely take it to your manager.
When I was younger, I worked with an older man who would not leave me alone. I tried to be polite. I was blunt. I told him I was not interested in being friends with him or ever seeing him outside of work. When that didn’t work, I involved my managers. He ended getting fired because he still wouldn’t leave me alone after being told to knock it off and being moved to a different job site. He said God had destined us to be together and no one was going to keep us apart. And I did not feel bad once he was fired. He did it to himself.
You have a right to feel safe and comfortable at work.
You’re young. She’s not the one.
Move on.
She was right about the manipulation but wrong about who was doing it. You're better off without her buddy.
OML dude your family is incredibly toxic and neurotic. Who does that? Idk if you should continue with your bf or not but you should definitely consider taking a break from your family.