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  1. When you get to school, visit the health center and ask if they have mental health counselors. They’ve heard it all, big and small, and can help you through this transition.

  2. Hmm in that case, bring it up again. But if they want to play pity party and keep making you feel guilty, try to be a little stern with them by giving them a warning that you will think about breaking up if they don’t trust you. Trust is something very powerful in a relationship, and if they aren’t going to respect you, then yeah

  3. She is allowing him.

    I'm in the exact same situation of having a deadbeat ex and a 2 yo and the moment I put up the boundaries and told him I'm not gonna engage in any other talk than what strictly involves the baby, and held onto that he stopped bothering me.

    Fck the bastard didn't even bother to send a message to wish his kid happy birthday.

    Sadly, some moms think it's for the best of their kid that the deadbeat is in their kid's life, but I strongly disagree…

    The ex just considers her property and the moment he found out about you felt his property might be threatened.

    If you think it's worth it I'd advice you to discuss with her so that she tells him you two broke up so she sees what he does next with her own eyes.

  4. I don’t orgasm from sex either. Yes, most men get a bit upset/offended when they realise but they just need to get over it. All women are different, our bodies are different and it doesn’t mean we enjoy sex any less! We shouldn’t have to fake anything to protect their ego.

  5. Failure is more likely to occur in the first year but there have been cases of spontaneous recanalisation. Realistically, very few people are going to get their sperm count regularly checked. There’s always a risk of pregnancy when having PIV sex, and I would imagine most people who are uncomfortable with a 0.2% risk or less will use a secondary method like condoms.

  6. Absolutely tell her – I think it's clear from the way that you write about this that it will be on your conscience for the rest of your life otherwise. You'll hear about this marriage, their family etc. through your mother & other people in the town and it will just continue to weigh on you. It's the right thing to do and it will give you closure about this whole difficult chapter.

    I would also suggest that you should tell your mum before the rumours get to her. Tell her the truth and however she might feel at least she will know that you're trying to make amends for your actions now and that he is the pos in this situation so she can be ready for any gossip.

  7. Wtf was that reaction though? Asking if you would want to transition into a woman cause you wore heels a few times, that’s weird as fuck.

  8. My point is though, researching it isn't going to change the fact I'd have to take extra leave so it will be a waste of both mine and my gf's time researching a trip that won't be happening

  9. Let’s say you lose the weight….congratulations, you look as beautiful as ever….but your bf is still an AH.

    Let’s say you don’t lose the weight….you look as beautiful as ever….but your bf is still an AH.

    Let’s say you lose the bf….you’re as beautiful as ever….and you stop caring about the AH, move on, and on-line happily ever after.

  10. My advice is to put electronics where the dogs can't reach them. They're both still puppies, technically!

  11. Lied by omission because if she told it all to you at once, you wouldn’t have been in love with her enough to stay

  12. Just explain that it’s a chance to catch up with friends.

    You don’t mention how long you have been in a relationship with your BF, nor if he has met your friends yet.

    If this is a long term relationship, and he hasn’t met your friends, then while not rude to not invite him, you are setting up a barrier between your friends and your relationship with him, and that will be very difficult to break down, and any future interactions will potentially be fraught because of it.

    I do hope that you haven’t put your foot in it with your comment “and if anyone else had a SO they wouldn’t be coming either” and that no one does bring a SO, because while it’s out of your control, if your BF finds out that someone did, then this wound in your relationship will open back up.

  13. He's not into you that way. It's a “work flirt”. They can be fun and certainly make the shift go by faster but they're only applicable during work hours.

    Don't press the matter. It will only create awkwardness at work and, unlike a light flirtation, that makes the shift go by very slowly. (And if it goes sideways, you'll be the one who gets in trouble being older and having seniority. I know it's only a 2 year gap but it is a particularly significant 2 years so it's enough that you would lose the benefit of the doubt)

  14. Goodness as a woman let me tell you, this is unacceptable. I think it’s amazing that you stepped up as the provider, allowing her to stay home raising your child but she has to pull her weight. Raising your son isn’t enough, that’s her duty as a mother. A relationship is a PARTNERSHIP, you’re in this together so the BOTH of you have to contribute in your own way. If you’re making the money and taking care of ALL the bills, she has to do ALL the house work. If this was a 50/50 split on the expenses then it would be 50/50 on the house work. With her choosing to now go to school she has to make sure even more that everything is done when you come home. To top it all off you guys haven’t been intimate in 2 YEARS?? Jesus at this point you have a roommate bumming off of you smh. You mentioned that she also seems annoyed to be around you which is not a good sign. She may not be interested in you anymore but wants you to take care of her and possibly even cheating(sorry to say).God this is horrible, I would never encourage anyone to end a relationship especially when a child is involved because I don’t know how you feel for each other. That being said you may have to really sit and think about how you’re going to move forward with this. Have a conversation with her and express your concerns. She has to know you’re reaching your limit and the conversation has to end with some sort of resolution. This can not continue the way it is.

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