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Thanks to Reddit, I saw enough signs to make me go get evaluated (and diagnosed) with ADHD earlier this year. Here's another sign. I bump into walls and other things a lot. Especially going around corners, I almost always hit my shoulder.
Just keep an eye on your drinks and sniff them first lol. I don't think you have to worry though, he was probably just trying to be funny especially if he's never pranked you before and is not that type of a person in general.
I have thought about it as I have observed it my entire life. I feel as though you are caught up with the fact you don’t have this experience like I do. Just because my experience is not yours does not make my experiences invalid.
She constantly tells me how much she loves me and kisses me but I just think our way of showing affection is very different. I don’t think we don’t like each other more so it being a compatibility issue.
Recently my parents mentioned marriage and I asked him he wanted to get married to me. (My parents don't know about him).
Do you and your bf share the same cultural background? Does anyone know about your relationship?
Have you ever discussed timelines and expectations before, or were you simply enjoying time together without thinking too much about the future?
He is also suggesting taking a one month break to figure things out as he says that he wants to see if he really loves me or he is just used to me. When I've asked him why he is so unsure about being with me forever/getting married, he says that he is not satisfied with the relationship and he'll ruin both our lives in the long term if he is not satisfied
Sounds like he's had doubts for a while, but never actually communicated….
If you are her first everything she is likely overcompensating for her lack of experience in dating by pouring all of her attention on you. Since you are her first everything you're the one who has to have the talk with her about establishing healthy boundaries.
It's not fun to be suffocated but most people have been in a relationship where they have either been suffocated or were the suffocator.
A good way to do that is to establish a schedule of when you will be willing to dedicate time to being with her. And then setting the expectation that outside if those hours you may, but more than likely may not be available to her. Them remind her how just like your parents, very likely her oarents were not joined at the hip, and then point out that she likely doesn't have any friends in a healthy relationship where they are joined at the hip.
It might be a painful transition for you, but that's dating she sounds like a nice girl, she just needs guidance. If you have already tried this, and it isn't sticking you may need a trusted friend or even complete stranger to tell her this for you. For some reason, my wife ignores most all advice I give her, unless an unrelated party, friend or family member gives her verbatim the same advice and then it clicks into place for her.
You hate it. You asked him to stop. He ignores you every single time and does it again and again and again to get a rise out of you. To see how long it takes you to snap. To see if you snap. How is that playful?
So you finally reacted to the slow torture of his taunts. And because you did so violently it’s easy for him to make you the bad guy. How long has this been going on?
Try couples counseling as well as individual therapy to work through this. But this will only work if both of you are serious about it and you're both willing to put a lot of work into it.
I don't personally think it's an overreaction. The way family treats you on day one is an indicator of how much (or little) they respect you and your SO as a potential addition.
My mom and i were fighting literally days before my boyfriend came to meet her for the first time and she pulled her shit together for him. My step dad offered him good food and a beer. My siblings came out to talk to him.
We're hispanic and we get into petty fights sometimes, but they respect me and my partner. Anything but positive and welcoming behavior would get a FIRM reaction from me. I don't recommend that anyone enter a relationship with someone whose family so clearly bulldozes over them.
You’re dating a woman close to menopause with a son with problems and that is giving you problems. You’re too young to be parenting a grown man who’s only 10 years younger than you. You should aim for women at your age range and a couple years younger who are established in their careers and with no drama. Someone you can start a family with. I remember my dad went out with my friends mom on a date and then he didn’t pursue her further. He told me she had a grown son with problems with alcohol and that he did not want problems. My dad lives in peace. My friends mom lives with drama. I don’t care if I get down voted but this is Real advice. My dad’s dad was an alcoholic and he didn’t want that in his life.
Thanks to Reddit, I saw enough signs to make me go get evaluated (and diagnosed) with ADHD earlier this year. Here's another sign. I bump into walls and other things a lot. Especially going around corners, I almost always hit my shoulder.
Just keep an eye on your drinks and sniff them first lol. I don't think you have to worry though, he was probably just trying to be funny especially if he's never pranked you before and is not that type of a person in general.
I have thought about it as I have observed it my entire life. I feel as though you are caught up with the fact you don’t have this experience like I do. Just because my experience is not yours does not make my experiences invalid.
I mean that’s her decision and her body. She’s an adult. She should tell him, but it is what it is. You can’t make the decision for her.
Im leaning more that OP is leaving out something in between. I have a nude time believing that transition.
She constantly tells me how much she loves me and kisses me but I just think our way of showing affection is very different. I don’t think we don’t like each other more so it being a compatibility issue.
yours is just as disturbing as hers lol
Recently my parents mentioned marriage and I asked him he wanted to get married to me. (My parents don't know about him).
Do you and your bf share the same cultural background? Does anyone know about your relationship?
Have you ever discussed timelines and expectations before, or were you simply enjoying time together without thinking too much about the future?
He is also suggesting taking a one month break to figure things out as he says that he wants to see if he really loves me or he is just used to me. When I've asked him why he is so unsure about being with me forever/getting married, he says that he is not satisfied with the relationship and he'll ruin both our lives in the long term if he is not satisfied
Sounds like he's had doubts for a while, but never actually communicated….
If you are her first everything she is likely overcompensating for her lack of experience in dating by pouring all of her attention on you. Since you are her first everything you're the one who has to have the talk with her about establishing healthy boundaries.
It's not fun to be suffocated but most people have been in a relationship where they have either been suffocated or were the suffocator.
A good way to do that is to establish a schedule of when you will be willing to dedicate time to being with her. And then setting the expectation that outside if those hours you may, but more than likely may not be available to her. Them remind her how just like your parents, very likely her oarents were not joined at the hip, and then point out that she likely doesn't have any friends in a healthy relationship where they are joined at the hip.
It might be a painful transition for you, but that's dating she sounds like a nice girl, she just needs guidance. If you have already tried this, and it isn't sticking you may need a trusted friend or even complete stranger to tell her this for you. For some reason, my wife ignores most all advice I give her, unless an unrelated party, friend or family member gives her verbatim the same advice and then it clicks into place for her.
Good luck
You hate it. You asked him to stop. He ignores you every single time and does it again and again and again to get a rise out of you. To see how long it takes you to snap. To see if you snap. How is that playful?
So you finally reacted to the slow torture of his taunts. And because you did so violently it’s easy for him to make you the bad guy. How long has this been going on?
Give her to the streets and find another, you're a baby you have so much time.
Try couples counseling as well as individual therapy to work through this. But this will only work if both of you are serious about it and you're both willing to put a lot of work into it.
You know when you know.
From what you've already written, you know.
Knowing what to do about it is the hardest part.
I don't personally think it's an overreaction. The way family treats you on day one is an indicator of how much (or little) they respect you and your SO as a potential addition.
My mom and i were fighting literally days before my boyfriend came to meet her for the first time and she pulled her shit together for him. My step dad offered him good food and a beer. My siblings came out to talk to him.
We're hispanic and we get into petty fights sometimes, but they respect me and my partner. Anything but positive and welcoming behavior would get a FIRM reaction from me. I don't recommend that anyone enter a relationship with someone whose family so clearly bulldozes over them.
You’re dating a woman close to menopause with a son with problems and that is giving you problems. You’re too young to be parenting a grown man who’s only 10 years younger than you. You should aim for women at your age range and a couple years younger who are established in their careers and with no drama. Someone you can start a family with. I remember my dad went out with my friends mom on a date and then he didn’t pursue her further. He told me she had a grown son with problems with alcohol and that he did not want problems. My dad lives in peace. My friends mom lives with drama. I don’t care if I get down voted but this is Real advice. My dad’s dad was an alcoholic and he didn’t want that in his life.
???♀️? Thank goodness it’s only been a month. Go back to being friends and let someone else deal with the bullet you’ve dodged.