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Date: October 6, 2022
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This sounds like a very difficult situation for you. Is there an extra room for your dad to stay in? If your dad stays with you he should pay rent. Your boyfriend should respect your wishes if you want him to online there. He should not speak poorly about your dad either. It might be helpful to have your dad around. You should talk to your dad about his finances. You should start a savings plan for him to help him get into a retirement home in the future. There also may be group homes near you that he could get into.
It’s a bad law based in ignorance. HIV isn’t a death sentence and, if you are being treated, it isn’t even something that can be transmitted via sex. U=U.
I am seeing Reagan era ignorance in this thread
I’m going to meet all of them in an hour to talk about things
It doesn’t matter if it’s a stranger or your long term partner or another roommate, if you have to yell at each other please don’t do that in the home. It sounds like it goes back to you and a person you invited into your home which makes it your fault and responsibility. I would apologize and I would not get into arguments with people I bring into the house. It seems like a valid response from them to not allow you to bring over strangers in the house if it results in yelling and fighting. This is redeemable, apologize and communicate with your roommates what you learned.
Of courses it ,is. Therapy helps people deal with stuff that hinder your normal life, and it's obvious that this is having a major impact on your happiness and relationship.
Agree with other commenter. I am not totally convinced he will actually be better with her. And if he is, it's probably because he's two years out of a relationship he ruined by not being there for his partner. You broke up with him for it, so he could not go on to do that for you.
Should I ask him how he is dealing with it? Like my guess is that he either hasn't thought about it in a long time or it bothers him when a memory pops up. I know I forgot about it after a while.
If you can afford to start renting a new place now, I would start shopping for your own apartment, sign a lease, and slowly move your things there. Once the important stuff is in your new place, have her served. This is how I left my ex. I couldn't handle the financial and emotional abuse any longer. And he did attempt to unalive himself, I called the police and refused any contact with him. All communication once she's been served must go through your lawyers. No negotiation between the two of you. No manipulation. She's a big girl. She's made her bed and now she needs to lie in it.
Woof. If you need a flashing red sign saying get out now, this is it. If all that's holding her to you is current chemistry, what happens in moments of anger, sadness, separation, or sickness? Attraction can ebb and flow over time, and I can't even fathom the insecurity I would feel if my partner basically said they might cheat on you one day.
Attractive forces happen between people, even if you are in a relationship with someone else, and that isn't a bad or unnatural thing on its own. The bottom line is, we are living creatures, not inanimate magnets; we can choose whether to ACT on that attraction. You can't promise to not feel the pull, but you can promise to not step out on someone.
Dang… well I'd still go for the divorce. You sound like a good man who deserves to be with someone that respects you.
Yeah don't be surprised when she gets pregnant
I just hope you won't be deployed when they are conceived