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  1. I wanted us to be mature and talk through the whole thing so we knew — okay, if this happens, we do this, etc.

    And that way we can be safe, comfortable and just enjoy our relationship. It’s not just for me, but her health as well. She should have 100% clarity around her health imo.

  2. Doing something for someone else because you have empathy and compassion is “craving validation?!”

    Your boyfriend is self-centered, jealous, and insecure. All of which are problems HE needs to work on. Not you. HIM. In fact, you should probably rethink on whether you want to spend your time with someone so devoid of normal human emotion. Generally, that won't end well.

  3. Yes, the gf is OCD about wiping obsessively. Best for OP to move out for a few days and let her unclog it herself. As long as OP unclogs it, then she doesn't see any problem. Let her have to take care of the 4-5 clogs a week and she will get it.

  4. Never ever move in with someone until they’re finished with their schooling, there’s a graveyard filled with dead relationships that women have walked away from once they finish their graduate school and lived for free for years

    You’re not married, stop playing house where she gets everything she wants and you’re stressed out from the burden and there’s no guarantee she sticks around

    Get your career going, get your money sorted then revisit this in a few years when she’s done and you’ve got yourself on stable ground

  5. Good for you! You're only 20, this is when people should learn these lessons, but sadly a lot of times people do not. Be thankful you got a head start! 🙂

  6. I’m not waiting around for him or anything. I’m not the type to block someone unless they’re threatening me or making me uncomfortable. So far, he has not been inappropriate with the interactions, such as flirting or making any sexual comments. It has been casual and polite. Which stumps me because we had gone NC for 2 weeks and he believes this is all harmless which yes, it is. But he wanted to set boundaries for his relationship, since we previously had sex and I was in agreement with that

    I don’t mind that he reaches out but he does need some growing up to do. Because after 2 weeks of NC since he got into a relationship, he just randomly sends me reels on instagram with no words, as if nothing ever happened and is totally normal.

    He did tell me earlier on when we were talking (when he brought up exclusivity), that vulnerability and communication is so important to him. I told him it’s important to me too and that I am transparent and honest. So for him to ask of that but not reciprocate that when I asked him if everything is okay, why he lost interest, and so forth … stumps me

    The last time I had asked if everything is okay, was my third try. Third times the charm right? I let him know, “I’m easy to talk to. I’m okay with having uncomfortable conversations and I’m not going to retaliate or react.” That’s when he finally opened up about “losing his spark”

    That’s another topic .. “spark.” I mean, what even is that? People define it in many different ways.

  7. That is a very valid point, “stop setting yourself on fire to keep others warm” I think about the fact that she needs help from a professional a lot. It upsets me to see my little brother get older knowing I'm not spending time with him. I think I should break things off after hearing the thoughts from another person. I really had to take a step back to get the severity of this relationship. It made me realize a question: If she refuses to get help, why do I force myself to help her? I've been so caught up trying to keep her happy, that I lost my sense of self respect. Thank you for telling me your thoughts. I love her so much but I feel now that I really need to cut the ropes.

  8. Everyone grieves on their own time line. And that's okay. Sometimes that can be longer than you expected. Don't lose hope.

  9. I also don’t know if I WOULD do it. If they’re not profitable, I don’t think it makes sense to continue this business at the expense of everyone’s free labor, including mine.

    This is the answer. If the business is in such a tight spot that they are having to rely on firing paid employees and rope in family to do unpaid labour for …. 3 to 5 years (??!! ) … Then the business is not viable.

    NTA – I know you're not far along, but the family needs to be told. Your husband's free labour is no longer available as his priority is now the family you're building.

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