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I appreciate the honest answer. Do you think someone can find someone else attractive and still love their bf/gf
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Him: “You should wear that.”
You: “No, you should just date her. Since you’re unhappy with how I look I should get going.” Then leave.
It does!
This man is a groomer. Just say no and block him on everything. You don’t have to settle. Especially not for someone who groomed a child.
he is absolutely right. cover up
And you just put up with this, right?
You date a guy you met through family. You didn't grow up together and aren't related. It is like dating a family friend kid more than dating a cousin. The only reason it is a bit weird is because his mum married into the family.
So yes, if someone hears 'I dated my step cousin', its a bit stranger. If you say you dated a guy you met recently whose mum recently married your uncle, it becomes a lot less weird. Your brother is a dick and your family is frankly horrible.
You are so very young with so much a head of you. Do not let these people destroy your life simply because they share your dna. Disown them and live your life. It will be incredibly hard but I promise you it is worth it. An introvert can have friends too. There are support groups for people abandoned by their family. Book clubs if you are a reader. Join a running club, you don't even have to talk to people if you aren't up for it in the beginning.
I don't know if you live! at home or if you have a job. If you don't online at home, cutting them off will be easy. If you do, consider them terrible roommates and begin making a plan to leave. You ll be okay.
Hello again. Just wanted to update you.
Have spent more time trying to inject more fun in to the relationship – even gad a couple of dates for the first time in years. It is definitely working – really enjoying my time more with her.
Cannot say that my feelings for my colleague have diminished in any way, but hoping this will happen in time.
19 with 4 kids is CRAZY
I agree, mostly just saying that there is a difference between occasional use, which for a lot of people is acceptable and some couples will watch together, versus excessive use which more often than not interferes with the relationship. But yes I do understand that for people any use is a deal-breaker. And like with any boundary that's for the person to decide. They jsut have to understand that whatever their boundary is is fine but that it isn't a way to control their partner but for them to decide if it acceptable to stay in a relationship or not. There are not right or wrongs necessarily, it is a matter of compatibility. Everyone has their own boundaries and it's healthy.
No harm in asking her…
He is from a different culture, not sure if that excuses it.
He says that he does not like grocery shopping and that his mom does it. We did compromise after a year and now he has bought a few small things. But it's taken a long time. For context his apartment mostly sits empty except for when we have sleepovers. He prefers to stay in his family home.
For the controlling parts, I need some advice. When I was happy and much more independent, he told me that I was very secretive about my schedule and wants me to be more open and cook more.
But I've noticed that when I go back to cooking and catering to him, it takes away a lot of money and my independence.
And for compromising, I'm not sure. If I confront him he says I'm too aggressive and we never make progress. Things work a lot better when they're his idea.
I was giving honest advice to this person based on this post submission alone.
I read their post history and realized their post history tells a different story. Other Redditors suggested it before further comments were made.
Please read their post history before composing a helpful message and wasting your time.
For one thing? They need to get help for their addictions before they can fight for their children.
I was always a lesbian or LGBTQ+ and so was he, we have had previous talks about me might being a lesbian. And I think the replusiveness does not come from a place of hate, as I love him very deeply as a friend, i just think with all the on/off'ness that i may have set myself off from him