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C; sending them back is a form of contact. Don’t acknowledge anything and keep moving on.
If I were to give my most charitable interpretation, she might have purchased these gifts before you broke up and thought to send them anyway. In that case, she wouldn’t care about contact, she just didn’t want them to go to waste.
At worst, she’s trying to manipulate you into getting back in contact. Don’t fall for it (if you don’t want to).
And also, to be really crass, if you or your parents have lived with Soviet-level corruption and strife, a lot of people do get really greedy and conniving.
No comment that I’ve seen yet is saying break-up over this like they do most of the time on here, just that you need to let your bf know that was not appropriate and was disrespectful to your folks. Apparently, from your comments he did understand and he apologized to them and then to you numerous times. So, hopefully he is working on his social skills and it won’t happen again. Bf behavior is why your dad is acting like this, and again it is your bf that was the issue. Of course your dad is going to be uncomfortable and to be honest if my bf did that I’m sure my parents would be disappointed. Give it time.
Not 100%. I have attended various different sex parties in the UK and know lots of couples where they only 'play' with other women, not men. It's very common.
In the more hetero-centric swingers scene, a lot of events don't allow single men and will set up the ratio for this preference.
Yeah he seemed really mature and gentlemanly (even has gentleman on his profile), then jokes about his ass etc and what I'd do with it and I think in person I need to just be honest and open that this does not fly with me as a Catholic. If he goes “I'm sorry I thought you liked it/you were joking too” I'll just say “yeah but it made me a little uncomfortable” and best case scenario he apologises and stops. Worst case he reacts and says “well this is who I am” and it's over then and there.
Nah, he doesn't get to play the victim card here. Your decisions you made are hindsight, but now you have the opportunity to take back some control in the relationship.
Working off of you not wanting divorce…first thing, you absolutely need to cut off your “best friend”. The audacity for her to approach you with this thinking you'd be ok with it is crazy. Second thing you'll need is couples counseling. You're going to have to have some really difficult, lay it out on the table discussions.
Then you need to figure out what you need in order to move forward with this. He needs to accept your relationship will never be the same. And he's going to need to put in some work to make sure the changes in your relationship are for the better.
That's what I'm saying I'm not sure if maybe hasn't been as much as I thought or if I was reading too much into things.
The answer to all questions is no. The only times I've been out in public with him was once to groceries, once to bring the cat in, once on the first date while we waited for our drinks then left, and then another time waiting for drinks and then leaving. Oh and twice skating but he didn't really come near me when we skated…I thought it was because he didn't like PDA He very much likes his cocoon. But I do think I should have at least met a friend by now.
She’s such a poor poor woman, I feel so bad for op/s