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  1. Having a girl best friend is not a red flag.

    Having a girl best friend who you used to have feelings for an have hooked up with multiple times is a red flag.

  2. but who wants to be married to someone they have to treat like a toddler? like, how do you keep wanting to fuck someone when you know you have to treat them like that?

  3. Pls. Ppl here judge constantly the ones who posts here and tell them what they did is wrong. Why are you all acting as if this is a new concept. Don’t say things which aren’t true just bc it suits your argument here. Lmao We all always judge. Every day. Let’s be honest here and don’t act all high and mighty.

    He feels guilty bc he knows how his wife would feel. He feels guilty bc he knows what he did was wrong. He feels guilty bc he knows if the roles were reversed he would have been devastated if it had to him.

    You all always bring up that “two consenting adults” part. According to that logic it’s perfectly morally ok for a 90 yo to date a 18 yo. According to that mindset a teacher can also date his 18 yo student. According to that mindset siblings can also date once they are grown up. According to that mindset someone can raise someone and then date her/him once they become an adult. Etc. Where can we all draw the line? Is them being an adult the only thing what counts? You know other factors count too. So stop bring up that consenting adult part as if it is the only thing which determines whatever something is right or wrong.

    Also you bringing up laws as if they means shit. Since when do laws determine what’s morally right and wrong? In some countries homosexuality is still against the law. So are you going to argue that it is wrong? Also something may be morally wrong and still not be against the law. So don’t bring up laws. Law =/ morally right.

    We as society decide what is morally right and morally wrong. That’s why position like normalizing immoral actions piss me off. Until recently no one would have argued that sleeping with one’s dead husband/wife’s sibling is morally ok. But now chronically live ppl spread their weird immoral views and bring down the moral standards in the society. Today ppl will normalize this. Then one day they will say that there is nothing wrong with siblings dating each other. Then someday they will normalize parents dating their own children. ,,But they are traumatized and are trauma bonding blah blah”.

  4. The rest sounds like he’s being nice and enjoying what he likes.

    OP provided more context in post comments saying that the bf just shoved the food in people’s faces instead of nicely offering. It’s just uncouth behavior and if his job entails interacting with clients or building business contacts, it would reflect poorly on him when be goes on business related dinners and acts like this too.

  5. You say you’ve been friends with N “for a year now” but C had known him for 2 years. But regardless, he’s not your property and it’s really immature to say that he was your friend, not hers. He can be friends and more with anyone he wants—you have no say.

  6. Did I leave a comment on a woman’s sexual assault comment/post talking about men’s assault?

    Whilst you didn’t do the typical “what about men”, you did completely shoot down her suggestion of going to HR regardless of gender because of your negative experience and that women get preferential treatment. Going to HR isn’t a wrong answer, and you SHOULD report it if it’s serious enough, the problem lies with your shitty HR department for not taking it seriously. It’s not the woman’s fault that they were believed.

    Initially, when the commenter said “it’s still worth speaking up regardless” you said

    Nop, HR that helped women in similar scenarios just laughed at men

    Because unfortunately, for men, there is no big legal support when it comes to sexual assault from women.

    Your comments read as a man who is pissed off that women get better treatment than men, rather than a comment trying to share an experience of a bad HR department. This may not be your intention, but that’s how it reads to others.

    The original commenter was agreeing with you and empathising with your experience, but that you should still report regardless because it’s the right thing to do. But you continued to argue and dismiss her comments, then later backtracked and said you also agree more people should report, so most of this argument was unnecessary.

    Whilst the commenters claims of harassment may be seen as a reach on a public forum, you did continue to hound her over something she was actually agreeing with you on.

    Did I do something similar to all lives matter?

    No, I was just giving another example of this type of behaviour as a comparison.

  7. Yeah look, I'd still rock up tomorrow, if only to show some basic courtesy and be the bigger person. Just tell them, while you're there, you're not gonna be messaging anymore, thanks but no thanks, I don't like people who flake etc.

  8. By the way, your boyfriend doesn’t love you nobody that loves you treat use treat you like this. Where are you at where you actually believe that. The only thing is missing from this is him getting money for it.

  9. Avoid obnoxious terms like “take charge”. Give it a few days then text her and suggest a new date. But you're never supposed to be driving the dating bus entirely on your own. You need to allow this woman space to disengage with you if she wants to. You can't force it to happen. You can only keep communications open and try to facilitate any contact she cares to have with you.

  10. Everyone is different. I dated a really huge mommas boy who literally told his parents about our sex life and any time we had an argument he’d call them. For me it never seemed to get better and it slowly wore me down more and more until I wasn’t attracted to him anymore because he treated me more like ‘new mommy’ instead of a girlfriend.

    When he calls her for help, or something like the story you told me, what if your first gut reaction/feeling?

  11. OP, I am so sorry. What he said is cruel.

    Please consider going to stay with family or friends while you get tested, while you are waiting for results, and in the immediate aftermath of whatever the results are. After you get your results, you will need to make some decisions about what to do next. Hopefully, your results give you some clarity about what is going on with your body and your doctor is able to help you figure out what to do next.

    Similarly, after you get the results you will need to decide what to do next about your marriage. Do you want to continue to be with this man, who can be so casually cruel or not? I would suggest you think back and try to figure out if he has ever shown himself to be this way before.

    Right now you are dealing with both the fear of the status of your health and the fear that your husband might leave you. Focus on yourself first, your needs, your wants. You can choose to leave or choose to stay, but you can't unknow what your husband has revealed about himself. I am so sorry.

  12. This is not something she can just ignore like you want her to. She absolutely needs regular doctor visits.

    Since you’re looking for advice, here’s what you can do if you really can’t afford health insurance or these doctor visits.

    You can enroll in marketplace health coverage and get a good tax credit if not the entire cost of insurance covered.

    Due to some weird timing as my husband switched jobs, we had it briefly, had to keep it a month into my husband’s new job while we waited for benefits to kick in, and even while my husband has been employed with a high salary, we only paid $400 that month for really good insurance (I had our baby that month so we needed awesome maternal medicine coverage).

    My whole family is in construction all the way from framing to upper management; I’m 99% sure you’ll either have full coverage at no cost or a huge tax credit.

    The bad news is open enrollment is over but you MIGHT be eligible for special enrollment.

    Either way, your wife needs medical attention.

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