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I have already recommended therapy for your insecurity. I don't know if it will help you, but you are clearly unable to evaluate what is and what is not reasonable behaviour.
From your comments it seems like he’s using you. He has financial troubles and can’t afford rent without you? You work from home in a 1 bedroom apartment and he wants to leave the kids with you? He had no problem moving six hours away from his kids to move in with you but now can’t do the same because they moved to your city and you guys are breaking up? You guys aren’t compatible and he already cries to manipulate you when you bring up loving separately. It doesn’t sound like a good situation for you at all so I would try to leave ASAP. Best of luck
i’ve tried to talk to her about it. about a year ago. it led to a very long winded argument and i’ve just kinda pushed it to the back of my mind. up until recently when it’s really started to bother me
You can start by taking small things to your moms house that won’t be missed. When nobody is home is when you can make a peaceful exit. Tell your parents (or at least your mom) what you want to do and find help and cars and leave. You are not stupid and his actions are not your fault. He is at fault and you deserve better.
Dude, she is a total nutcase and you are better off without her. Stay broken up and avoid your uncle and that chick for good.
Also, this kind of dynamic is worth a trauma. Maybe go and talk to a professional. Also the way you excuse yourself into thinking this is “okay” is a big issue.
Walk away from that situation and remember it as the most fucked up thing you have witnessed and will witness for a loooooong time.
Your wife is 20 , not a far stretch to imagine some guy trying to make her regret the life she is living , put you down and have this way with her
Keep a close on this , if it hasn't yet it could go sideways fast.
Fine, deflect with snarkiness, and do what you want. I doubt you'll come back to admit it all went to shit anyway.
That's how I see it too. Its nude to communicate that when the other doesnt even see it as a problem sigh
Maybe just give her some space and time…..It’s NEVER a good idea to jump straight into another relationship after a break up and she’s probably realised she needs to take things slowly
Just remember there are kids involved and she’s probably going through custody arrangements
Maybe wait a couple of months and then send a friendly text along the line of “Hey how are things?” If she doesn’t respond then you have your answer
Yep and just happened that it’s my close friend? Even though when we were out there was hundreds of girls to choose from.
You don't. It's not your responsibility to play diagnosing psychiatrist.
The most you can do is recommend the person get therapeutic help in an open, loving, and calm manner.
Given this is an ex-girlfriend, I don't know if that is possible for you. But if it is, I would do it.
How long have you and your bf been together and at what point in the relationship did he learn of your inheritance?
So I don't know if your question is the right one. “Do you have the right to be upset?”- Well no, if by upset, you mean mad. But if you don't like that he is doing this, you can express that and decide if you want to see him again, just as his text to you says.
But, I don't think you can be “mad” about it, because you have been on one date and he is being honest with you that he is doing it. That might make you incompatible, but he isn't doing anything wrong.
He booked a cruise with a woman he only went out on one date with, which I would find odd. He is clearly dating multiple women, which I think is fine based on my own experiences where I go out with multiple guys a few times before making any decisions about relationships (but would stop dating if we discussed being exclusive), but I get that some people do not believe you should even go out on one date with more than one person. If him going on a date or two with multiple women is a problem for you, then he isn't the guy for you. Him being honest about it is also a good thing, in my mind.
So if it bothers you and you feel his decision-making (whichever part) is incompatible with your beliefs/behaviors about dating, then tell him you aren't interested in pursuing anything further and wish him well. I think that's totally fine! But if you want to judge him/be mad, I'd say no, don't do that, just realize he has a different set of dating beliefs than you do and move on.