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Birth Date: 2003-10-19

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Ethnicity: ethnicityWhite

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Date: October 24, 2022

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  1. I honestly thought he was. I’ve had talks with him in the past about school and my weight gain and he always reassured me that he loved me and supported me. I feel so betrayed because we could’ve talked about it at any point prior but he chose now to unload it all.

  2. Talk to him. Learn to communicate. Tell him what you’re feeling and what your needs are. Even if you ultimately decide to break up, which is the advice you’re going to get here, learning how to communicate now will help in future relationships.

    Also, remember that men mature slower than women do and at this age he is in a different place than you are. I’m not saying his actions are ok, but you should know this when you try to set expectations.

  3. I was afraid someone might say this, but I understand why. With the known conditions he has, the vets claim it should be treatable with antibiotics but it comes at quite a steep cost. But they're baffled because every time he goes in antibiotics hia condition improves as expected. But then a few days after he relapses (part of his condition is having an inflammation which makes it difficult for him to pee). So in theory it is treatable, but they need to do more tests to see why he's prone to reinfection.

    So with that being said, would you still recommend he be put down? If I leave my boyfriend and move out then I'll be solely responsible for the vet bills, so he won't need to worry about this anymore. Or should I put the cat down still and stay? I love them both (the cat and my boyfriend) but it seems I can't have tkem both 🙁

  4. And you have to, too because the kid will be living with you. Why is this mysterious to you?

    Don’t marry her if you’re not willing to treat the kid as your own.

  5. First off, I'm so sorry you went through that. I had the exact same reaction to my assault and essentially just try to pretend it never happened. Clearly that wasn't the healthy way of dealing it it. When I told my boyfriend a year after the assault when I felt strong enough to face it he threatened to break up with me if I didn't go to the police. Mind you this is now a year later, no evidence, I was being stalked by the attacker and didn't want to provoke him, etc. I went through the humiliating and tedious process of filing the report/reliving what happened no charges being filed by the DA and me and my dickhead boyfriend didn't work out anyways. I mean 12 years of marriage is different than my situation but still what a jerk reaction your husband has. I hope he comes to his senses and apologizes to you. In his defense (if there can be one) perhaps he was overwhelmed/shocked by the news and it was more of a knee jerk reaction than one that really was indicative of his feelings/priorities in the situation.

  6. Honestly I don’t think she is. The time when we had sex, she was one, cheating on her boyfriend, two. Just starting birth control, and 3 is petty asf for no reason at all

  7. Hear what she just said because she's absolutely right. You didn't pay attention to the relationship and then proceeded to hit it with a shovel.

    If you don't feel like you could bring her flowers everyday for the rest of her life, even if she got back with you, then you're not in love with her.

    If buying someone flowers everyday sounds like a real headache then try being with someone everyday who fights with you and says they love you.

    It's like someone who killed your cat saying “I'm sorry.” It doesn't bring the cat back. What does the person want? Time alone to mourn.

    You've killed the relationship. Give her time to mourn. It's her choice to forgive you. Leave her alone.

  8. This just doesn’t seem right. Wanting constant attention is fine, but, wanting it from other people? Plain out no. That is emotional cheating. You need to find another way to have that need met and distract yourself before your relationship is put on the line. I don’t know if you would be okay with your boyfriend flirting with other people he used to talk to when he was single or just other people in general. It just seems so unfair to do that.

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