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That’s what my friends said! I felt it was petty, but I also felt guilty to some degree as we talked about expenses and he specifically did not want to split things going forward. Thank you, I do feel this whole aftermath makes me confident in my decision!
Her issue is that he isnto much of a niceguy for her and she isn't interested in him. She doesn't feel attracted to him even though she knows he is her best choice.
You are 100% that she is wasting his time though and it isn't fair to him.
My question too because I've definitely “thrown my cat off” stuff for myself or others… I mean they are cats, it doesn't hurt them to do that properly. Sometimes I have to “kick” them out of the doorway too. All I'm doing is using my foot as a blockade and directing them the way they need to go. Nothing aggressive or violent about it. Sometimes my cat digs her nails into me and yeah I get her off me as fast as possible lol, sometimes that means a lil toss. Or sometimes you have to separate a cat from harming another or a person and tossing them further away can be helpful then too. Tossing is a pretty normal thing for a cat owner actually lol. So I'd wonder if it was really throwing or tossing.
She mentioned several times her culture and expectations of marriage at a younger age. I can quote the lines if you need.
I literally say that I've been bisexual for years, but I've been struggling with being more into women than I am with men?
So, it's offensive to say that somebody has changed their sexuality? What, do you say the same thing to bisexual men too that become gay after something had happened to them? Or do you only harass lesbians because they're women, and your mad that you've lost yet another woman to be with?
News flash, some lesbians WHERE bisexual before they became lesbians. Saying that Bisexuality being used as a stepping stone for a lesbian, is in fact, Biphobic and lesbophobic combined into one.
Remember, your talking to somebody that was bi most of her darn life, and yet your saying that's somehow offensive? Get a grip and do better research. Studies show that some lesbians who used bisexuality, where terrified of being lesbian due to the hatred against us.
I am a lesbian. I was a Bisexual. Get over it and leave. Your not providing any helpful tips, your just being Lesbophobic because the lesbian was once a Bisexual.
Imagine going to the lengths to belittle somebody and their sexuality when they asked for HELPFUL tips.
All your doing is harassing me. Fuck off and provide me with actual help. Not BS that's already been disproven with a simple darn google search LMFAO.
Look at my replies to earlier comments… they mean soo much to me
Well when someone insists they’re right and accuses someone of doing something that they for sure know they didn’t do, then it doesn’t bring out the best in people. You can apologize for how wrong you were but you can also communicate that you felt hurt by the implications of her words. You need to acknowledge where you failed and communicate respectfully. I wouldn’t necessarily expect an apology, because you were accusatory and rude. I think you need to sit on why you were so quick to accuse your partner, when you could take a moment and just Google the issue.
Very reasonable to break up with someone. I’m glad he didn’t cheat then break up with you.
How much drinking was involved?
Yeah, I've just always felt that people will just view the importance of showy weddings differently, and honestly can be a dealbreaker in many relationships.
Personally, spending a ton on a wedding regardless if you have the money to or not just seems like a waste. You can put together a large wedding for many people on a budget, especially if you have many aquaintences willing to lend a hand (I was a waiter/helper at a coworkers wedding and had a blast honestly).
But I also understand there are those folks who, from a really young age, have dreamed of having the perfect wedding at a perfect venue at all costs. And that's totally fine if your partner is up for it, but again if they aren't it may end up ruining the relationship if neither side budges on their stance.
I usually find a way to bring it up early in relationships, like what kind of wedding envision, just to get an idea. As I do with most facets of a relationship that are dealbreakers to me or could be down the line.