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Date: October 24, 2022
Doing my best in career regardless or the earning class has NOTHING to do with if I want it in my private life or not
I think you should tell him you need to talk, where and when can he meet you. Then tell him that you are serious, you are pregnant, and you are keeping the baby.
Don’t build up to it. Just rip the bandaid off. Try not to have expectations about how he will take the news. Take responsibility for your part. You both chose to have unprotected sex so your responsibility for the situation you are now in is 50/50.
Then give him some time to process the news. In a week or two discuss options, as far as co-parenting and support, so you can both take some time to figure out what each of you wants to do, so you can meet somewhere in the middle.
Congratulations and I wish all 3 of you the best of luck.
HSV1 is usually the one that causes mouth cold sores. HSV2 is the one that causes genital lesions. I was referring to HSV2 as it’s considered an STI where HSV1 isn’t.
My way is not the correct way, but it works for us. I straight up lie to my fiancé about how much money we have in the bank. He knows I do this and is ok with it, because I always tell him there is about $150-200 less in the account so if he decides he needs something we have a cushion. He is not responsible with money and he knows it, and since he refuses to sit down and budget with me, this is the alternative.
No one needs a man’s opinion on how to handle creepy men like yourself thanks
“Age gap relationships aren't always toxic”
Well, there seems to be alot of evidence otherwise. ?
Like all prolifers do.
I mean if he was like this as a young teen, it’s already pretty ingrained in him. That controlling behavior. Congrats to him, because it worked and you avoided men for the most part. You already said you aren’t leaving him. So, just let him to continue to control who you interact with in life and be okay with it.
Think about it this way: There are parts of the world where hair and ankles make men feel similarly to how you feel about nipples. Women in the states walk around with their ankles showing and no one bars an eye. Being vulnerable and consenting is what makes a relationship great, not what body parts are visible to everyone else. She wants you to trust her. Her nipples showing occasionally at a party doesn’t matter as much as society wants us to believe it does. Also if some creepy guy started hitting on her because of said nipples showing, you’d be made at the guy right? Creepers gonna creep. That guy would’ve found some excuse to justify hitting on her anyway, nipples or no. Anyway my point is that the issue isn’t what parts of someone are visible is where the parts go at the end of the day. As long as she coming back to you, you’ve got nothing to worry about. However if you keep telling her what to do with her body during this phase of her life you will probably lose her anyway, so if you can’t handle this just end it now.
Sounds like a you problem.
Wear a condom every single time until you’re ready to be a parent.
I was 19 turning 20 when I started dating my ex husband who was 22 turning 23. I mean high school students are another thing altogether lol.
The fact that she had a “hoe” phase isn't a red flag, it's the mental instability. She need professional help. It's time for you to decide if you are going to continue to enable her bizarre behaviour or demand she work on herself.
Please do not downplay that her issues and ego could have put you both into a very dangerous situation. I worked at a bar and have seen things go sideways real quick. It only takes one drunken asshat, who can't let things go, to start a fight. There are some who don't care your gender when they get violent. Besides that no one who loves you would ever want their partner to possibly get injured for a stupis arguement with a drunk dudebro.
It's time for a very serious discussion.
Don’t hold too much against him. He’s in crisis
You should let him re-home the dog with someone else. This is on him, and he's not a good pet owner. And stop bailing him out for rent or anything else. If he can't make rent he can sell his PS 5. He needs to learn some responsibility but he never will if you keep bailing him out.
To the gods: Your 3rd relationship after this will be amazing and relieving. It will make sense then.
>>i would know that they had one on, and that would make me feel uncomfortable.
You lost me here. Your partner has offered a great solution: That they will wear it when they are not with you. You just knowing they have one on and feeling “uncomfortable” (what does that mean, by the way?) is a sign that you really need to get therapy, because you're treading into territory of controlling another's out-of-sight action with your feelings.