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No. You will end up with a restraining order.
I won't give her the letter and/or flowers directly. I would use a third person so that she does not feel threathened.
Do you think i should still refrain from doing this?
Sorry for the probably dumb question but i know i'm not thinking rationally now so i need a third party opinion.
Keep it.
Your boyfriend is dating the whole of you, baggage and all, so needs to understand that you have a history with good and bad parts.
Now, should you keep it on the coffee table? No. But that's not the same as keeping it, and the live it contains.
After all, it's got messages from everyone apart from your Ex, from people likely to have passed or will pass in the next 10-20 years so it's important to keep.
Personally, that would be the end for me. However if you're considering continuing the relationship, make it conditional on her not drinking anymore. She clearly cannot be trusted around alcohol, and no one deserves a partner who gets drunk enough to leave with someone else and assault them.
While I’m fully in agreement with you, during the relationship, it seemed like it was the other way around and I was the center of her world. At least, her words made it appear that way. Yes, I was putting in the effort to make things work, but she also seemed to really want things to move forward but was unable to find a way.
I appreciate your input. Thanks.
I'm very similar to your girlfriend in this sense. For me, it's a mixture of pride/insecurity. I always feel a need to “prove” that I'm not dependant on others financially and feel guilty when someone goes out of their way to pay for me or buy me something. I also have past experiences of always needing to lend money to family members/past relationships, so it always feels abnormal when I'm the one who's being taken care of financially instead of the other way around.
Is it possible she feels insecure about not currently working and wants to show you that she can still maintain financial independence. Have you ever sat her down and told her that you want to pay for her and don't consider it a burden at all?
Wow, I really didn't think to see it that way. Do you really think it's toxic behavior? That's definitely not what I had intended, but now that you point it out I think you're absolutely correct. I feel like a fool now.
She's definitely no pushover (referring to your second paragraph) by any means, just sort of circumstantially stuck in scenarios that force her to take on what I see as an unhealthy amount of other people's work. I only see it that way because that was where I was at not too long ago, and in my last relationship my girlfriend was borderline abusive which made it so much worse. It really was a bad time in my life and just made me want to die in my sleep.
Please say more things, I am not very smart as you can see. Feel free to pm me if you so wish
I feel “free” Like Im quite an introverted person, but being alone, makes me feel free I am a lot more productive, and I can focus more. Whenever She's around we usually just watch something, becasuse She is in a bad mood, or is tired.. I do work, we both have a full time job, altough this is her first “real” job, and i don't think She has figured it out how to cope with life with a full time job. I've been working since 16, and I had some pretty serius job in catering (i dont want to say more, to stay anonymous), so I had learned to deal with it. Considering we both have flexible jobs, our free time is also flexible, but there are occasions where some of us dont work in the mornings/afternoon, so we both have our “Me time”