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  1. Would you choose love or work naked to reach your dream?

    Work every time. If love interferes with my work then that's not the right love for me.

    I'm not mentally stable (due to me chasing a career)

    sigh

    that I'm going to dedicate my life taking care of him and make him happy

    Eww, why are you his mother? Also does he not know how to take care of himself? Idk if its the wording but this sentence sounds really icky.

    The man has told you he doesn't want the same things as you do. And he's right – you may not want to marry him in 2 years. Stop bending yourself backwards to please him, you'll regret not living your own life.

  2. Ok I don't need society to tell me teacher sleeping or having relations/feelings for young students is wrong. I felt that way naturally when I was a kid and had creepy teachers look down my shirt or touch me inappropriately “by accident” because I developed early. You don't need to be told things are wrong to know they are. How about this? Teachers praying on or sleeping with students is wrong in the world we live! in. And since there is no other world (unless string theory says otherwise) I'm going to go ahead and say that's a fact. You can disagree, but water is wet, and teachers sleeping with their students while they are still under their tutelage is wrong.

  3. Oh, I do this, but at my husband. Keep in mind we both wfh so we see each other often, so ymmv.

    First thing in the morning when I see him: “well hello there, gorgeous.” Later in the day when he stops in the kitchen to grab a snack (my desk is in the eating nook), I yell (if neither of us are on zoom calls) “check out that AAAASSSS.” Lunchtime, if he’s not in a meeting or busy, I poke my head in his office and blow him a kiss. Mid-afternoon I offer to grab him a matcha latte while I go for a walk. I usually hand it off with a kiss or a hug. Dinner time I ask him what he’s in the mood for. Usually he says something dirty and I respond in kind. We may go back and forth a few times before we settle on the real meal. After dinner we usually go for a walk. While we wait for the elevator and if the hallway is empty I will dry hump him or rub my butt against his butt. After our walk while waiting for the elevator in the lobby, I will hold his hand and lean on his shoulder. There is a greater chance someone will walk in on us there, so no dry humping. We’re paranoid about pests, so we usually clean the kitchen before bed. This task requires us to bend over multiple times, and we both take advantage of that (yes, dry humping). Bedtime, we cuddle and I sing him a song I made up about his butt. Rinse and repeat every day.

  4. This poor dude after she breaks up with him. Stuck doing warehousing because he has gotten pigeon holed into it as a career to support his ungrateful girlfriend. SMH.

  5. I don't think you can do anything but try to cope. if that is what he wants, you shouldn't try to change his mind. There's this DBT skill called “cope ahead” which can help you feel more at ease with whatever outcome this situation brings. It can also help to talk to him about your fears, but it sounds like you've already done so.

  6. I kind of think you have to tell her. Even if he later gaslights you.

    You might want to reconsider that trip – maybe just go with your own boyfriend. If your friend's BF begins to get hostile toward you, that could be very difficult.

  7. Married 13 years, and I DO believe in privacy in a relationship. Privacy isn't the same as keeping secrets, but it still involves things the other person doesn't need to see.

    For example, when my husband and I go through a rough patch, I talk/text my friends about what is going on and how I'm feeling. He would probably feel hurt if he read those conversations – not because I have secrets, but because I have negative feelings I have to work through. We always talk about our issues and work through them, but some of that is made possible by some gut-level conversations withy friends. I am positive that he has similar conversations on his phone. I don't want or need to see those.

    He doesn't go into my purse. I don't go into his wallet. We allow each other to have personal possessions. We don't read each other's journals.

    Sometimes we will go to another room if we want to have a private conversation on the phone. We are both active in a peer support group, and sometimes we need to discuss things with other people that don't need to be common knowledge. It's not keeping secrets, it's being discreet.

    There's nothing wrong with privacy in a long-term committed relationship. While we are partners, and we are a team, we still honor and respect each other as individuals.

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