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Date: October 15, 2022
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Why don't you approach her and say want to go on a dinner date with me. See how she responds. I've never been in this situation but a friend has. She started dating she would to second guess if she was ready. Especially when intimacy was in the picture. I would say if your friend ever goes through that don't take it personally and be supportive. Thankfully my friend got through it but they had some hard times and hurt ego. But she couldn't help how things made her feel.
He sounds insufferable to be around. And you can't even claim this is a long term relationship because in his mind, he wants to be dead in 10 years.
100% this
Tbh the advice for all insecurities should be both things. Partners can reassure, but your insecurities are ultimately your own responsibility to deal with.
It's your body.
Duuuuude it’s so annoying this sub loses their minds over ANY age gap. I’m 29 and my partner is 34, am I being groomed? Lmao.
Sounds like someone who doesn’t know what they want in life
Honestly, you have a huge heart, but you're very idealistic and I can't implore you strongly enough to walk away from this.
Until my adult years, I was able to identify my mother as a vulnerable narcissist. Besides the whole nasty jealousy she displayed a lot, the blaming the world for everything wrong, she also triangulated my brothers and I. Also towards our father. Always ending up talking bad about everyone eventually and making sure we fought amongst each other as she crossed her arms. When I started learning about psychology and ran into this term in a more serious way, suddenly it all clicked. I was able to better understand her behavior and made the decision to just walk away from the relationship. She’s unable to accept fault and everything is everyone else’s fault. She will never apologize or even try to change. I had to mourn the relationship I wish I had with her.
It’s so hot to have had a relationship with these type of people because they will never understand that they hurt you or how they hurt you. They can’t put themselves in somebody else’s shoes, when it comes to empathy.
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Nope. You have told him this makes you uncomfortable but he doesn’t value you enough to stop it. That’s the real issue. He knows it hurts you but he doesn’t care. So. Time to move on. Yes. There are many good men that don’t ignore their partners pain and that don’t need to leave sexual comments on other women’s social media. Again. Time to move on. You gave him the opportunity to stop this hurtful behavior and he didn’t. If you stay, you are saying it is acceptable. It’s not.
You can tell her that you're struggling and you need some time to think about things, and you're not sure how you'll feel when this all happens. That's all true and it's fair to talk about I reckon.
The difference between communicating how you feel and emotional blackmail is a subtle one and comes down to intention and nuance, you'll have to feel your way.
If you do your best to be honest with yourself as you go along you should be ok.
Good luck, it's a tricky situation
If you want to stay married, talk to him. Tell him what you found and that you are drifting apart. Make an effort—go on dates, weekends away, sexy lingerie, new toys. Plan this together. You can fall back in love if you both want it.
Okay as long as the first time meeting them he’s not sitting with them alone