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Mary, 99 y.o.
Location: to infinity & beyond
Room subject: no goal – just vibes reading pt. 7 of The Trial by Kafka
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Date: April 3, 2023
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If you stay friends long enough, he may finally decide to give you a chance after being let down by other partners. But chances are it's not worth sticking around, hoping he'll eventually give you a chance unless he's rejected you for specific reasons: already in a relationship, can't date you due to family pressure (religion or something like that)
1st divorce… it can happen
2nd divorce … may they were just unlucky or could be a sign of something
3rd divorce … there is a problem with them, not just the ex's
Seems like he loves the chase element of the relationship and he has now checked out thinking that he's already “conquered” you.
Hate to break it to you but if he was interested in saving this relationship he would be putting in the effort. The question you should ask yourself is are you willing to stay married to him? Because, from the sounds of things, he doesn't care enough to even try to “save” this marriage.
Why would someone you never even dated propose to you?
Are you in one of those phases now, in which you can't see the good things, because aerodynamics is pretty…cool. If you must use that word.
Please think about the poor therapists. No one deserves to be punished with a client like this.
You can’t. You can give her advice when she asks for it. Be there for her when she gets hurt. But you cannot be responsible for her feelings or self esteem, that is called codependency and you will ruin your friendship if you don’t establish and enforce boundaries.
Oh dear. This is such a tender moment in your life. It should be filled with joy and anticipation for the future. Not with this dread you are obviously feeling.
Free yourself. You are walking into adulthood. Stop worrying and wondering. This is YOUR time. Keep your NC and firmly make it very clear to those who could get him a ticket or know the details of your graduation, that you do not want him there. Don't worry about child support, your Mom, your siblings, or anything else. If he still manages to show up, ignore him as he has ignored you.
Be strong. You have your whole life in front of you. It's going to be OK.