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nice age gap
I guess my point is that the age gap is directly relevant to the welfare of the child
I think it means exactly what you think it means. She was going to invite him over, perhaps as revenge of punishment. But the intentions were not innocent.
I agree with you
God no
what kinda details about her behavior would be helpful to help understand? also I think she knows what she is doing but is not manipulative, it seems like she like attention but only from guilt. when we broke up she seemed like she really wanted me to get mad at her, but I wouldn’t
You are right way to make somebody not feel wanted or like they belong. Is the kid that can be very harmful.
Please note, im from & live in Ontario Canada.
Due to how ridiculous the 2nd hand car market is, it might be financially better buying new vs used. If you buy used, do research to see how easy it would be to repair the used or if it would be a write-off (or if you need to buy parts from the dealer that cost more happened to family with a Volkswagen)
Within the last 2 years a needed a new vehicle, I was looking at something small thay would have ben between 20-25k depending on the options I wanted. (I was lucky and family was upgrading their vehicle and the old one was in good condition so I got the family discount).
If you want to continue to build a life with your partner you need to sort out your finances. I know people who either have broken up, or it was the thing that nearly tore them apart. Your partners credit does not need to be amazing, but he needs to do more to make a serious dent in it. It is affecting your relationship because you are unable to make big purchases together due to his bad spending habits.
I would suggest having a discussion with him, and sorting out the finances together to figure out where everything is going, confirm what he actually owes & creating a budget on your own. You could even discuss attempting to handle everything on your own right away, or if after a certain time period going to a professional (who may or may not recommend to consolidate the debt).
Do not marry your partner (if it's something you want) until this is managed. In majority of cases one you marry you are now responsible for his debt and the collectors will be calling you. If he decides to field for bankruptcy while you are married (or legally seperated) that will negatively impact you. There are a few things you can do prior to marriage that means the debt won't effect you as bad, but I don't think that applies to debt occurred while married.