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You’re allowed to touch your body. Whether your skin is itchy or you actually ever do want to masturbate in your own bed. It’s not up to him. You’re not weird. He’s a controlling jerk. Get out of this relationship!
You can. You could leave her, work on yourself, realize you're worth more and then go get with someone who's better. Or you can stay with this sketchy Hoasaurus rex and spend your life wondering whether you're going to catch scabies.
Life is too short.
He used to ask me all the time but I feel like I'm the only one putting effort in now. If I don't text him he won't text me for a day and a half or longer. I mentioned it to him and he just said he's “busy”
he doesn't like the idea of raising a girl “only” for her to get “dicked” by another(?) man. seen this before…
Circumcision, not vasectomy
I mean idk at that point man, if your gf who experienced SA could move forward with this, and you can’t, that suggests some underlying issues too. Do you have problems with guilt and anxiety in other areas of your life? Ever seen a therapist?
At the end of the day if you can’t get over it and move forward then your relationship probably can’t either. Try and get into a better headspace if you can, I think therapy would help for instance, and then you need to talk to your gf. A serious conversation about boundaries, triggers, acknowledging that you overly victimized yourself and apology for that, and how you both can move forward in the relationship.
Do you genuinely think your bf would appreciate you not telling him you are pregnant for 4 days because his cousin is in town?
I'm really sorry about everything you went through, and I'm also sorry that your gf reacted in the way that she did. The onus is not on you to make this right, I think that's on her for having an immensely immature and hurtful reaction to the things that YOU went through and the trauma that YOU online with now. She's way out of line. My bf and I have shared our traumatic experiences with each other and we listen, support one another, and provide whatever comfort we can. That's what an emotionally mature partner should do in a healthy relationship.
If she's unwilling to own her poor reaction to you opening up and apologize, very sincerely with a clear understanding of how she fucked up and how wrong her reaction was, you should probably move on from this relationship. If you still don't feel emotionally secure around her even if she does apologize, it's still ok to move on from her. I firmly believe that your partner should be someone you feel safe being vulnerable and open with. I wish you all the best and I truly hope you find a much better woman to have in your life when you feel ready for that.
If your “friends” are upset for calling him out on this, they are not friends.
It's tempting to try and diagnose people with disorders when you don't want to deal with bad behaviors, but It's totally unnecessary and will make you look like a dink if you try to suggest it while breaking up.
You've described behavior around which few people would enjoy spending time. You aren't compatible. That's all the reason you need.
You're only 18 years old it's probably your first series relationship but he is showing you who he is and what he is is a fuckboy he's a f*** boy who doesn't like you go and find somebody who actually likes you
Firstly, she's not a hoe. She has issues, yes, but she's doing all of this trying to find something real, not just to have lots of sex. So maybe try a little less judgement of your “friend”.
With that said, I can see how it would be frustrating to watch this destructive cycle. But I'd probably try to speak to her when she's not having a crisis and let her know you worry her dating life isn't the best due to some self-esteem issues, and maybe she would benefit from talking to someone about ways to maybe break the cycle moving forward.
And if you don't want to hear about it in future, tell her that. Explain how frustrating it is to have to hear about the cycle, so maybe she could discuss her dating life with other friends, or a therapist, in future.
No amount of monitoring will stop someone from cheating on you. If someone wants to cheat, they will, limiting their friends and social life is controlling and won’t change the outcome of that person is inclined to cheat. If you don’t have trust in your relationship, then what’s the point?
It’s okay to say “hey, he doesn’t see this as a date right?” And have a discussion, but then trust that your partner will handle things if that person advances on them. That’s all you can do. It’s pointless to wonder if there is a person they will fuck around every corner if you’re not there. If you don’t trust them, don’t be with them.