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Well then point to the one that explains how what OP did fits the definition of misogyny.
Oh and just an FYI misogyny and sexist are not the same thing.
I've been there.
It's going to hurt but keep reminding yourself why it won't work. Try making new friends and busy yourself with them. Find comfort elsewhere.
And if all else fails when your heart keeps pining, look at the mirror and tell yourself “stfu. He wasnt right for me. And I don't need him. “
Good luck on your journey sweetheart.
Yes, like I said he didn't realise how much it was upsetting you, he was laughing and thought it was playful teasing and fun. Once you used the word “creep”, he recognized it was distressing to you and he never did it again.
Good. You were still, once again, just thinking about yourself with this action. It's all about how YOU felt when she left, how lonely YOU are. Meanwhile, she was miserable with you and you wouldn't listen or do anything. You say you could make her happy but, had your chance, friend, and you made her so sad she left you. Life doesn't give redos, this isn't a romantic comedy. You were suggesting stalking your ex because you fucked up so bad that YOU can't let it go. But SHE has. So go heal yourself.
I mean there are small things you can do, gifts cards can never go wrong, edible stuff like chocolates simple stuff that you can never go wrong with isn’t that nude dude. It’s obvious you’re broke but it’s the thought that counts. A thoughtful card was all that did it for my sister in law who makes 4x the money as me and has everything you can think of. I stopped by the card store called pop love and they had this beautiful card of a bird that she loves and it was the best thing I could’ve gotten her.
Yeh the last point got me the most. Like ok, MAYBE if the house was fully in her name and he got nothing from it EVER then it would be unfair to expect him to pay all the bills, but he can't expect to live there for free either when she's put everything into it. But everything else, just no
It may help if you two just stock up on some Plan B, and keep pregnancy tests on hand for any residual anxieties. While the risk is low, its not unheard of to end up with a double-contraception pregnancy, so the anxiety isn't unreasonable. But with Plan B on hand, if the condom were to slip off or break, or your partner realized they had forgotten to take the pill, then you have emergency contraception on hand. Now- plan B is rough on the body, so I would caution against using it frequently, and only when necessary. But it's never a bad practice to keep it on hand. And, there is always the option of getting a more permanent and high efficacy form of birth control, like an IUD, so long as your partner wants to and the bc method is a good fit for them.
In the interim- easier said then done, but try not to panic. As another commenter said, you are taking the necessary precautions, and you cannot control every outcome of actions whether you want to or not. So better to keep doing what your doing by using two forms of contraception, and enjoy yourself.
Sadly, if you dont have custody rights and he isn't proven abusive, you cant do anything about it.
Does he treat the child the way he treats you or worse? If so, gather proof and bring in to a lawyer for consultation.
NO MAN IS WORTH THAT MANY TEARS!! Stop this toxic and hurtful merry-go-round and end this cycle and get out. Move on. Forget about this guy. He's not into you.
I'm suggesting one of the two.
If a person I'm not super close with asked if I deleted my socials and why, I'd be wondering why they know this and what's it to them… unless we were messaging through FB, which you were not.
this incident happened when I was 25 and him 26. we weren’t so great at regulating our emotions like we can now. and yes, he’s had boundary issues. I can say he is now a recovering people pleaser. so I can agree that what you said is how he was! “someone this passive just isn’t a good investment for a happy life” this is deep. although he’s worked thru a lot of stuff and he really is a trying man, I’m terrified of this. I’m scared if he will revert one day.
Your husband sounds like a terrible human being. I don’t know what to tell ya.
Babies are ridiculously expensive. Literally everything in life is ridiculously expensive rn. Unless you’ve got $100k+ saved up, and your own home, a stable job, and a stable relationship, do not even think about it. You’ve got your whole life ahead of you.
Legit one of the worst choices you could make at this age.
I don't think you can really count the timetable as moving when they're only at the 2 year mark.
One year in would be earliest to discuss this with any seriousness, and saying the same roughly 5 year period is within wiggle room there.
Are you seriously saying that if this was 6 months in (1.5 years ago) that he should be held to that timetable with a new relationship?
Girl. This guy is a chump! You’re 18, I can guarantee you’ll find much more meaningful relationships later in life and the tattoos are part of your bodily autonomy and should be more important than this teen boy who you’ve only known a few months. He sounds like a controlling little fucker, you can do better.