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  1. Mutual friends, common activities, etc. Places where I suspect people similar to me would be. I’ve tried to hang with the “nerdy” folks and met some girls that way too, but nothing significant. I don’t generally relate well to the D&D or Catan types (male or female) although I’ve tried.

  2. His son probably wants to spend Christmas with his father. I wouldn’t suggest acting up about it. The dramatic reaction you’re anticipating might not be what you’re expecting.

  3. Google 'attachment theory' and read about attachment styles in adult relationships. You may an attachment style that does not require being in a relationship with others.

    If you are trying to work out your feelings about your relationship, seeing a therapist might be beneficial. The 'ick' you are feeling may have formed from past experienced, your personality, etc. and it is something you can work on if you have a deeper desire to be romantically involved with others. I have a problem trusting others due to a bakcround of child abuse and seeing a therapist has been reallubeneficial in working through those issues.

  4. Yeah. I meet with my therapist on Friday. I just haven't slept more than 3 hours a night. I feel like Friday is so far away. That's a great idea. I just wish I could relieve some of this suffering.

  5. Um girl if you feel that way then obviously there's an issue. If you're okay with him drinking and driving then you're okay or don't care about the consequences.

  6. Op you need to tell him he has to preheat the oven before he puts the pizza in. Dry sex hurts. I know from experience.

  7. Okay, well… in that case, I do think your approach to this is still wrong.

    I have never been interested in what's in my GFs phone. Don't ask, don't tell. If I saw photos of her ex, I wouldn't grill her about it. Instead I would ask questions about their past reletionship and what caused that reletionship to fail, that way I know some things I can do right for her this time around.. that is how you maturely handle these sort of things. You respect their past life without the expectation of them deleting everything.

  8. Your feelings are absolutely valid but don’t throw your relationship away because of this. If she really is and has been a good partner all these years, I’d say forgive her. It will take time and work for you both to rebuild the trust, but I’d say it’s worth it.

  9. Did you name your dog Hairy Pupper? Because it sure sounds like your bf basically has him locked under the stairs. If your pup is your family and your BF isn’t treating your family right- of course you get rid of the bf!

  10. Blood doesn't “usually” dry darker, it dries brown.

    It's possible that he had a friend over. If he did, would there be a reason to not tell you? Like maybe she was there long enough to use the bathroom and leave?

    Is there a reason you wouldn't be able to ask him what he's done in the last few days?

  11. Trash this therapist. Do not ever continue with a therapist that dismisses your feelings and takes sides.

    I’d also say dump the guy, first and go find a personal therapist to help you get over the betrayal trauma, but I’m trying to give you the advice you asked for.

  12. Everyone is focusing on your engagement, but you were specifically told not to tell anyone about the person getting fired. YOU are the one who broke that trust.

  13. Almost all men watch porn, statistically speaking. Whether you're OK with it is up to you, but finding a man that doesn't watch porn is like finding a man who is an astronaut.

  14. You should sit down with your husband and talk about how her comments make you feel. Ask him to have a conversation with her to tell her to stop and, if you have to see her, to pay more attention and to intervene if she makes any comments.

    If she continues, he should have your back here and be okay with limiting time spent with her.

  15. Question: why do you feel the need to police your gf? Why do you think you are on a crusade to 'save' her? You are the one who started this entire mess and now you're shocked when your creation has run amok?

  16. damn, OP. you got people here straight up forgetting that this isn’t AITA bc, yeah, you’re the AH here.

    you, who can barely afford the house’s expenses on your own, unilaterally decided to move in 3 additional people and kicked out your daughter (who was paying the bills of the house) from her room that she paid for (in rent and in improvements) and tried to strong arm her into giving up her vehicle to be the unpaid chauffeur for her aunt and cousins.

    you tried to use your daughter and she had enough.

    you made decisions that would affect her financially without her input nor her agreement.

    her actions, while eye popping in audacity, were pretty reasonable for someone who’s done being used to unwillingly pay for 3 additional people when she’s already paying for her mother.

    the inappropriate individual here is you, for steamrolling your adult, bill paying, rent paying tenant daughter.

  17. I was the opposite. I asked my husband, who proposed without asking for my parents’ blessing first, and I requested that we hold off announcing until he did. He was the one with the “it’s a sexist, out-dated tradition”. He was really surprised that I wanted him to ask first.

    To me, it had nothing to do with permission. Neither my dad or my mom, who adored my then boyfriend, were ever going to say anything even hinting that they were against us getting married. And even if they did, there was no world where that would have stopped me from marrying him. It was a sign of respect I think – an acknowledgment that my parents (& sister) were my core people, my nuclear family, and that my parents were my “call in case of emergency” people and assumed that role with love, joy, and a strong sense of responsibility. My husband was going to take over that role, my new “call in case of emergency” contact. Almost like, “I’ll love her as my person – like you did” nod.

    Yes, it’s sexist and the original “asks” were horribly based on notions of women being property. But my husband, who happened to be the man in this situation, was the one proposing. And honestly, I expected him to be the one to ask. That’s another tradition based on misguided gender roles. But actions can be meaningful and poignant regardless of their etiology. They meant something to me, and it therefore meant something to my husband. Their our traditions now.

    My mom did warn my husband that I could be difficult sometimes and required some patience. I never let her online that down. ❤️

  18. I’ve been in this exact marriage. Run.

    Divorce sucks, but when you’re in a relationship with a narcissist, they will never be wrong and so they’ll never see a reason to change their behavior. Everything will always be your fault and after awhile you believe that you really are an incapable person unworthy of love. It’s taken years of therapy to get out of that mindset. Please don’t make the same mistake I did.

  19. This sounds cringe. Leave her alone. I would never get back together with someone who blocks me, says nasty things and then sends a cringe letter with a piece of tree in it.

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