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  1. I was in an abusive marriage for a long time. If it's possible, let her know she's welcome to come to your place any time with or without notice.

    If she brings up the abuse to you and says she's thinking about leaving, offer to help her come up with a safe exit plan with the help of either live resources or local domestic violence organizations. Leaving an abuser is dangerous and it can feel overwhelming. I wish I could tell you there's a way to get your friend to realize she should just leave, but abuse really breaks people down mentally and it becomes a cycle that's nude to get out of.

  2. In my opinion, this kind of arrangement will only make you feel horrible about yourself…and it already is.

    Relationships should lift you up, not drag you down. You know what to do.

  3. Sigh. I mean, re-read this whole thing but pretend it is your sister or friend that wrote it. How many lines in before you say 'wait, just break up, why are you even bothering' because honestly I legitimately have no idea what it is you are protecting here.

    Regarding his message, yes, it absolutely comes across that at the very least you are standing in the room with a gun aimed at him. Such a stilted, forced, embarrassing complaint on his part that is clearly 100% bullshit anyway given he seems to happily cheat on you. That girl correctly assumed this was about you and that you'd see the messages and called it out.

  4. How are you going about trying Buddhism? Are you speaking to Buddhists, reading a lot about it? Or are you just trying to meditate sometimes and have a peaceful mindset? If it’s the latter, try not to ascribe a religion to it, as there’s a lot more to Buddhism than using it to reduce anxiety

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  6. Where are his parents in all this? Do they know what happened and why the wedding was postponed? Do they also enable the brother or is it a case that they're just tired of his bullshit, have told him to pull his head in and that's why he swapped his attention to your fiancé, who is the only one still enabling him? They should've been told what was happening and had a word to both their sons about going through with the wedding.

    Anyway, you taking a bit of time out to process is a good idea. Go on this holiday with your friends. Enjoy yourself. Forget about things for now. Then you can come back when you're less emotionally distraught and make some hot decisions. If you do decide you still want to make this work then I'd be cancelling the engagement (and hence obviously the wedding). Go back to being boyfriend and girlfriend. This should send a clear message to your currently still fiancé that your relationship is on a knife’s edge. Then I’d suggest counselling for you both so you can help him see how toxic his brother’s co-dependency is. Of course if you come back and you decide it’s all too hard and you break off the relationship altogether, I’m sure very few would blame you. All the best.

  7. She is bi but she's not attracted to women she just doesn't see sex the way we see it she can on-line her life with 0 sex and be fine.

  8. You cannot “fix” or “save” him and I don't care about his laundry list of excuses, none of them justify his behavior.

    Leave.

  9. a healthy partner would not make you feel this way. a healthy partner would stand by you during times of distress, help you, build you up…not tear you down.

  10. He's showing his true character. You made the right choice. Move on and be happy with the wisdom of knowing who not to invest in.

  11. Why don’t you tell him that you’re flattered, but that you don’t date people at work and would like to keep the relationship professional. Then find someone else to want.

  12. First, you need to establish whether or not your partner has a foot fetish. You two should be able to have an open conversation about your sexual likes and dislikes, but if he's a bit shy to be vocal about those things (which could apply to anyone), then try to incorporate some of that sort of play into your sexy time to see how he reacts. Bonus points on if you two can talk about it afterwards, since he'll be more likely to be in a talkative mood after he's had the sexual event.

    If you can nail down (almost went with peg down..) that he has a foot fetish, then you can address his behavior when you two are out an about. And also have a conversation with yourself about what's really important out of this, what your goal should be and where the boundaries should be set. If he's that attracted to women's feet that his eyes will wander, in moderation, that probably shouldn't be the end of the world. Yeah, he should definitely have more restraint, especially if you decide to keep indulging him in it during sex (so long as you are okay with it yourself- don't be engaging in sexual acts that you aren't comfortable with). But you can and absolutely should tell him to keep his eyes up around your family. That's basic respect.

  13. You both sound happy, your age gap is only 5 years (a fine age gap), your living situation is beneficial to you both, your friend is being unreasonable and weird. Keep the great relationship, maybe she'll come around.

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