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If you go with that plan, you are setting yourself up to fail. You aren't denying her the opportunity to see them, you just don't want it to be in your house.
If that’s cheating, then I’ve become the very thing I loath. Oops.
It’s just the distance I have to go really. 50 quid and 150 miles is a long way. I go down often already. But I feel really guilty about saying I’d go then not
Major red flag and warning sign of DV
Unfortunately my man, that's how it goes sometimes. 9/10 times I would not ask her out again. You don't want to be that persistent creep who can't take no for an answer. You need to respect that she is not interested – and while that sucks for you – you need to accept it.
How do you know this lady? Are you friends? Have you ever hung out with her? Have you talked to her much? Why do you feel you are smitten with her – is it genuinely a place of love from knowing her as a person or is it a puppy crush because you find her physically attractive?
If you are friends, maybe in the future – like at minimum another 3 months – you can broach the subject again if you make more ground with her as friends. If you are not friends, and you don't know her, then let it go. Do NOT be a creep. Persistence will only make her more annoyed/creeped by you.
There are plenty of other women out there. I felt like I lost “the one” multiple times and thought I'd never find someone. I met my wife only a few months after I had realized I didn't need a relationship to be happy and began working on myself. My advice is this – forget about her and let it go. Go to the gym. Work on a hobby or find a new hobby. Enjoy life in the moment.
The right girl will come along and everything will just come together as naturally as can be. You shouldn't need to be persistent or beg someone to be with you or force anything – when it's right, it'll come easy.
She's not your girl if she's not communicating with you lmao
If a person is marrying someone who believes their way is the only way without any sort of compromise, there's going to be way more issues than just about raising children.
Both our daughters married their high school sweethearts, oldest be married for 21 years and the youngest has been married for 19 years.
Oh wow, I think we have the same family, obsessed with weight & dieting. I was 10 the first time I went on a “diet” & I was just a little chunky, nothing unhealthy. Not surprisingly, I also developed an eating disorder, and while it's under control now, I still struggle with my relationship to food/eating.
Therapy would not be a bad idea, especially if you've never gotten help with your ED before. I'm not sure whether your current bf is being supportive or being an ass or both. If you hadn't expressed to him that you wanted to lose a little more, and he was making those comments, I'd definitely say that he's the weight you need to lose. Comparing you to your sister is a dick move regardless.
A more supportive reaction from him would be to assure you that he thinks you're beautiful and attractive how you are. If he's aware of your struggles, his comments are insensitive and way out of line, and undermine all the work you've done to get to a level you're happy with. Something to consider…
** NO NO NOPE!** OP what he’s doing is molesting his dog which is illegal and abuse. He’s a sick f**k and I bet he’s willing to go further. Please, please tell his friends about this, tell his family and please report to animal control and the police about what he’s doing. This is a federal crime against animals and he shouldn’t be allowed to own one. He’s defending his actions so much because he knows you’re right. You need to let as many people know about this as you can. Please save that dog
It’s super nude, for sure. Have the two of you looked into any ALS support groups? I get that it may not be your scene initially, but it could be life-changing for both of you to be able to meet others who are going through similar problems. While it was MS and not ALS, friends of mine on the verge of divorce joined a group and were able to make a new commitment to each other.
“It’s not just you honey …” Take this on as a team.
Question, if you had a daughter in this situation would you advise her to put energy into a man who broke up with her?