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Date: October 14, 2022
Yeah it sucks that he's not changing at All , Usually when a person isn't good with dates , The partner need only remind them once and they shouldn't forget later on , I'm speaking from personal experience , Had my Ex chew out my ear for not remembering her birthday within like 2 am in the morning (?) but managed to keep special dates on my mind moving forward . Let's give him the benefit of the doubt and think that he's just really clueless with dates , He still shouldn't be gaslighting you and make it seem like it's your fault
You gave her a fortunate sight for her how you won’t put her first and will forget shit and Woburn what the fuck you did. How are you so damn dense?
I don't know if your anecdote totally works here. But I do think there's some truth to what you're saying.
Confused because it looks like you were 19 a month ago and getting a guy kicked out of his apartment due to taking his rent money in this manner. You aged a lot in 31 days.
This guy has never put in an effort for this relationship, from looking at your history. You are not a priority to him, and the relationship is not improving. Time to say goodbye.
Of course he does.
You need to leave this psychopath before he kills you.
But you are ugly and she can lose the weight.
He literally said she would be so easy to rape at a certain moment. That is not something anyone needs to be around
One thing I think you should reflect on is how mature or immature she seemed before you found out about this lie.
When it comes to age gaps, the main reasons people give for being against them are gaps in maturity, gaps in life experiences, and power dynamic concerns. Have any of these things actually played a role in the six months of your relationship until this point? Did she ever seem significantly immature prior to this to consider calling it off?
If “yes,” then break up with her. If the answer is “no,” then I think this is much harder to judge. If nothing significant in her behavior screamed “too immature to be in a relationship with” in the past six months, then does it really matter if the exact number of years are off?
I usually consider lying to be a huge deal breaker in a relationship and can see why it shakes your trust. But it’s very hot for me to judge this one as harshly as other lies as it (a) has a clear motivation that is somewhat understandable (b) didn’t actually risk your well-being – she still wasn’t young enough to risk legal repercussions for you, wasn’t cheating, etc., and (c) without the lie, you would likely not have the relationship at all, and that should probably be on your mind. This could easily be a one off mistake not indicative of a larger pattern or character flaw, and it sounds like the past six months have been overall positive and valuable to you.
I think you need to talk to her and stress the importance or honesty to you and how that affects your trust. Whether that leads to a break up or a “I’ll give another chance, but will consider ANY dishonesty after this point to be a deal breaking betrayal” is something only you can decide based on everything else in your six months with her and feelings up until this point. But I do think you should consider the whole picture here. I don’t think there is a wrong answer and I’m not sure I could stay with her myself in your shoes, despite everything else I’ve said.