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Ouch, sucks that happened to you. You truly deserve better.
Honestly, if I were in your situation I'd focus on myself and not get caught up in trying to find validation through dating. I can imagine you feel like you need the validation after what happened to you, but the reality is that's never a good reason to start dating.
If you're cool with being less serious and just having fun, that's of course an option. Just focus on enjoying yourself, while you build yourself back up.
Maybe she's not feeling like she gets compliments from you?
Have a conversation, don't be confrontational and ask when she feels at ease.
Ask her why why she tells you when men hit on her or flirt with her, tell her you're just curious and want to know if there's a reason for it or if she's wanting a certain reaction.
See what her response is, depending on her response just say you wanted to ask in case she was scared of talking to you directly and telling you that maybe she wants to be complimented more or needs you to be more verbal. And instead of being upfront she was hinting at it.
Then tell her you want her to just tell you what she needs to feel loved, because you don't do well with hints.
You're both still young, and sometimes at that age people still find it difficult to be direct with what they need to feel loved.
I think he had an alcoholic sister and he said I drunk texted him a lot. I just love my wine and always owned up to it. My mom also didn’t like me having a glass at all so idk.
My friends were weirded out at first due to the age gap but after meeting him and after being together for a while they came to the consensus there wasn’t anything to worry about. I wouldn’t say I had an absent father, but an abusive one yes.
You seem pretty consistent on breaking up. In your state of confusion and guilt, did your love for him solidify after you first mentioned it? Do you want to communicate and collaborate to make your relationship stronger? If that’s not a resounding yes, then stop wasting time, and break it up. Time will heal your heart and you’ll move on. Be selfish with respecting yourself.
Ouch, sucks that happened to you. You truly deserve better.
Honestly, if I were in your situation I'd focus on myself and not get caught up in trying to find validation through dating. I can imagine you feel like you need the validation after what happened to you, but the reality is that's never a good reason to start dating.
If you're cool with being less serious and just having fun, that's of course an option. Just focus on enjoying yourself, while you build yourself back up.
Maybe she's not feeling like she gets compliments from you?
Have a conversation, don't be confrontational and ask when she feels at ease.
Ask her why why she tells you when men hit on her or flirt with her, tell her you're just curious and want to know if there's a reason for it or if she's wanting a certain reaction.
See what her response is, depending on her response just say you wanted to ask in case she was scared of talking to you directly and telling you that maybe she wants to be complimented more or needs you to be more verbal. And instead of being upfront she was hinting at it.
Then tell her you want her to just tell you what she needs to feel loved, because you don't do well with hints.
You're both still young, and sometimes at that age people still find it difficult to be direct with what they need to feel loved.
I think he had an alcoholic sister and he said I drunk texted him a lot. I just love my wine and always owned up to it. My mom also didn’t like me having a glass at all so idk.
My friends were weirded out at first due to the age gap but after meeting him and after being together for a while they came to the consensus there wasn’t anything to worry about. I wouldn’t say I had an absent father, but an abusive one yes.
£200k/monthly = £2.4m/annually… and rents? Is this post for real?
You were his side piece, hope this helps
This is wild. If you have time and emotional capacity, I'd online an update.
Sending you good wishes, my dear.
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You seem pretty consistent on breaking up. In your state of confusion and guilt, did your love for him solidify after you first mentioned it? Do you want to communicate and collaborate to make your relationship stronger? If that’s not a resounding yes, then stop wasting time, and break it up. Time will heal your heart and you’ll move on. Be selfish with respecting yourself.