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I have multiple female friends and my best friend is a girl. I have never had the intention to sleep with them , even when I was single. My girlfriend has multiple guy friends and even had lunch yesterday with one. I am sticking with my idea that you are a 12 year old who is super insecure.
OP, this actually says a lot about you. You think guys can not be friends with the other sex because they want to fuck them. So in that state of mind you can not be friends with guys because either A you want to fuck them or B they want to fuck you and you know it.
They have a child together. It's not just ex hanging out with parents, its parents spending time with their grandchild. This seems like a very healthy family dynamic.
And yes, it is absolutely weird and toxic to hate your partners ex just because they're an ex. That is not ok, and should not be normalized. She's literally the evil stepmother.
What is your living situation? What is your financial situation? What is your support system like?
These are important questions because they will help you figure out how to proceed. Your relationship is over. Your soon to be ex boyfriend is planning a vacation with another woman. He doesn't even care about your feelings. He's getting that new relationship energy buzz from this other girl. You can see it and you are feeling it so don't have fruitless conversations, instead, start planning your exit.
You deserve a better relationship and not one that leaves you feeling like less than.
Okay, so your comparison about hanging out with your exes isn't the same. If I read this correctly, your boyfriend and you broke up and he started dating another guy, right? And both your bf and his bf want to grab lunch with you occasionally and hang out, all together. Your current bf said he's okay with this when you asked.
Your bf on the other hand is talking privately with only his ex, only hanging out the two of them (I assume, if they're even hanging out at all), and have been in discussions about her wanting to get back with him. He's never asked you if you were okay with this, and even when you expressed that you weren't he didn't stop or limit talking to her. AND he hasn't cut her off after she expressed that she wanted him to dump you and get back with her, out of respect for your relationship with each other. In addition to all this, he's left you feeling neglected by being unaffectionate and dismissive of your feelings.
He's talking to her because he wants to. Idk how their relationship ended (whether she cheated/dumped him, other way around, or it was mutual), but it sounds likely that he still has feelings for her and isn't over her since he refuses to stop talking to her. You're not being overly-sesistive by being offended by that suggestion from her – she was out of line… But, your bf allowed her to be and isn't shutting her down over it appropriately.
IMO I think you should seek therapy/counseling for your depression and past abusive relationships and focus on yourself. Your bf and whatever he's feeling shouldn't be your top priority right now, especially when you definitely aren't his. Maybe you can stay with your sister.
No, that was before you even met her. You are overthinking it. She has no right to know that – you two hadn’t even gone in a date. It is your past a past she wasn’t in yet.
You are right that this situation is inappropriate and disrespectful to you and your relationship. You have said that you don’t want the “dump her” advice – but unless she can see that she made a mistake and actually makes changes to ensure she doesn’t make it again, dumping her is going to be what happens.
So in the meantime you need to set boundaries on what is acceptable behaviour for both of you (it is controlling if you force them onto her alone, so frame it as they affect both of you, even if it is unlikely to affect you at all)
No flirting to get drinks. No pictures with random people No swapping social media details (or other details) with random people
Use these as a starting point, there are probably better ways to express them, but the basics are there.
Feel free to add more as well.
Then you sit her down, tell her how you felt seeing her post, and her description of the evening.
Tell her that you are having trouble understanding why she did what she did, as to you it comes across as inappropriate for someone in a relationship to do, and that you would like to believe that you would not disrespect her in that way.
Tell her that this is how you feel, and you are open to her explaining her views, and why she believes it wasn’t how you see it.
I have multiple female friends and my best friend is a girl. I have never had the intention to sleep with them , even when I was single. My girlfriend has multiple guy friends and even had lunch yesterday with one. I am sticking with my idea that you are a 12 year old who is super insecure.
OP, this actually says a lot about you. You think guys can not be friends with the other sex because they want to fuck them. So in that state of mind you can not be friends with guys because either A you want to fuck them or B they want to fuck you and you know it.
They have a child together. It's not just ex hanging out with parents, its parents spending time with their grandchild. This seems like a very healthy family dynamic.
And yes, it is absolutely weird and toxic to hate your partners ex just because they're an ex. That is not ok, and should not be normalized. She's literally the evil stepmother.
INFO:
What is your living situation? What is your financial situation? What is your support system like?
These are important questions because they will help you figure out how to proceed. Your relationship is over. Your soon to be ex boyfriend is planning a vacation with another woman. He doesn't even care about your feelings. He's getting that new relationship energy buzz from this other girl. You can see it and you are feeling it so don't have fruitless conversations, instead, start planning your exit.
You deserve a better relationship and not one that leaves you feeling like less than.
Okay, so your comparison about hanging out with your exes isn't the same. If I read this correctly, your boyfriend and you broke up and he started dating another guy, right? And both your bf and his bf want to grab lunch with you occasionally and hang out, all together. Your current bf said he's okay with this when you asked.
Your bf on the other hand is talking privately with only his ex, only hanging out the two of them (I assume, if they're even hanging out at all), and have been in discussions about her wanting to get back with him. He's never asked you if you were okay with this, and even when you expressed that you weren't he didn't stop or limit talking to her. AND he hasn't cut her off after she expressed that she wanted him to dump you and get back with her, out of respect for your relationship with each other. In addition to all this, he's left you feeling neglected by being unaffectionate and dismissive of your feelings.
He's talking to her because he wants to. Idk how their relationship ended (whether she cheated/dumped him, other way around, or it was mutual), but it sounds likely that he still has feelings for her and isn't over her since he refuses to stop talking to her. You're not being overly-sesistive by being offended by that suggestion from her – she was out of line… But, your bf allowed her to be and isn't shutting her down over it appropriately.
IMO I think you should seek therapy/counseling for your depression and past abusive relationships and focus on yourself. Your bf and whatever he's feeling shouldn't be your top priority right now, especially when you definitely aren't his. Maybe you can stay with your sister.
No, that was before you even met her. You are overthinking it. She has no right to know that – you two hadn’t even gone in a date. It is your past a past she wasn’t in yet.
She’s using you
Don’t focus on the noise, tell him he needs to cover his mouth with his hand or a nearby tissue because he shouldn’t be coughing his germs everywhere.
People in the home are trying to recover from illness, not constantly inhale his throat bacteria.
Two birds one stone, if he covers his mouth he’ll also be quieter
I saw another comment that I thought would be the worst thing I'd read today, but I spoke too soon.
This one is the worst.
You are right that this situation is inappropriate and disrespectful to you and your relationship. You have said that you don’t want the “dump her” advice – but unless she can see that she made a mistake and actually makes changes to ensure she doesn’t make it again, dumping her is going to be what happens.
So in the meantime you need to set boundaries on what is acceptable behaviour for both of you (it is controlling if you force them onto her alone, so frame it as they affect both of you, even if it is unlikely to affect you at all)
No flirting to get drinks. No pictures with random people No swapping social media details (or other details) with random people
Use these as a starting point, there are probably better ways to express them, but the basics are there.
Feel free to add more as well.
Then you sit her down, tell her how you felt seeing her post, and her description of the evening.
Tell her that you are having trouble understanding why she did what she did, as to you it comes across as inappropriate for someone in a relationship to do, and that you would like to believe that you would not disrespect her in that way.
Tell her that this is how you feel, and you are open to her explaining her views, and why she believes it wasn’t how you see it.
Then talk about boundaries.
It definitely could be related to her being so upset. If he was so upset about this, he could communicate respectfully