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I mean most 27 year olds don't get engaged and married after a year of dating, 27 is still young and there is no rush, especially if your girlfriend is 20 so you have no biological clock to worry about. I think something is just off with this dude, and him proposing after she said she's not ready is a huge red flag regardless of age.
The fact it upsets your BF and even makes his cousin walk off means this isn't just a casual thing but actual physical abuse.
I don't know what the advice should be, other than letting him know he doesn't need to be treated like that. And shame on his father for not stepping in too (pretty much all the shame to the mother obviously.)
People like his mother need to be shamed into changing their behaviour. They need that circle of judgement, the embarrassment and shaming from their peers.
Hang out with your uncle and forget your mom. He knows what is what. The world has shown you your true family.
Because they like her? Because their relationship with her didn't end with your boyfriends?
*shrug* My father is still FB friends w/ my ex-husband, not that Dad probably comments much (he doesn't comment on mine either), but…
Their relationships with her are not HIS relationships with her. It's just a non-issue unless they are doing things to undercut your relationship with him, and this doesn't sound like that is the case.
Weed certainly is addictive. I work in addiction and withdrawal includes irritability, nausea, low appetite, restlessness.
They are finding it nude to orgasm, and is finding it less pleasurable. Preventative sex is now painful but that is not too much of a problem because I don't need that. I just would like them to interact with me
The first set of alarms ARE connected so that if a fire occurs in once place in the building everyone everywhere are alerted. It is also really common for false alarms for anything from a small biug to dust to pollen to the time of year and high humidity to set off some alarms. Some times the culprit false alarm has to be replaced, or replaced with a heat sensor, not a optical sensor.
The new house alarms; most batery operated stand-alone smoke alarms will flash once every twenty seconds or so to show that the battery is good and the alarm is operating. It will flash RED. There is no green. The alarm will chirp when the battery is low. Recommended battery checks are once a year.
It does sound like you are handling this badly and have anxiety. The fire alarms are there so you don't have to be constantly vigilant for fires. Random shrill alarms are not much fun but the very point of them is to avoid danger and anxiety. You might find you need some counselling. It wouldn't hurt to talk to your local GP Family Doctor about this.
It sounds like you have found a really charming way to propose to someone other than your girlfriend. Which does put you in a bit of a dilemma.
OML, I had a similar situation recently. My boyfriend was living off my parents while complaining about their way of life and rules too. Eventually he was kindly moved out, but he holds a grudge against them now. It's exhausting being stuck in the middle, girl I know
Thank you for your honesty. I’m okay with him following the girls he liked or texted with, or liking their photos (as long as they aren’t thirst traps). I know most of them and they’re nice. It’s just, as far as I know, he was the one to stop texting this particular girl, and he laughed at the fact that she posts this kind of photos, so I guess I’m just wondering why would he still want to interact with someone he mocked.
The fact that she gets physical in her flirtation makes it sound to me like she’s using that as a verbal invitation. Does she say it specifically while getting physical with you?
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You have stated it all clear as day.
If you marry him you cede control of your body, mind and finances.
He’s telling you DIRECTLY and TO YOUR FACE.
He does not respect you. He believes should you do what he tells you to. You know he will take your money and control it. You know he is controlling.
He is also terrible with money.
What are you thinking?
You will likely end up broke, controlled by a man who is more unreasonable and awful by the day, and miserable.
Why are you considering this? It is plain as day how this will play out. The plan, his plan, is all laid out in front of you.
No that's the clam
Not your circus, not your monkeys. Just keep repeating this phrase.
He doesn’t want to move out or separate their lives. That’s just the way it is. Accept it and decide from there what you do. You can walk away, you can make peace with it or you can keep banging your head against the giant wall everyone else’s sees but you.
You haven't been reading any of the comments I've made. I'll I've been saying for the last 5 hours is that I'll be setting boundaries and going to stop enabling her. You're taking a couple of comments I made at the very beginning and twisting the narrative. I've never once said there's no way for us to get her therapy, I've made plenty of comments saying I'll look around for options. It's just very nude.
This all reads really disrespectful. I'm commenting on just about everything because I'm sick in bed and want to make sure I get opinions from everyone, even the people I disagree with. Look at all you wrote, just to tell me I need therapy. What a wildly rude thing to do lol.
I'm doing fine, aside from these relationship troubles, which I'll be working on. Thanks.
I mean, this relationship really took a lot of blows. I mean A LOT.
At this point, it can go either way… And it is yet to be seen if whether or not trust can really grow again in your relationship. For both of you.
But from my perspective… The odds are quite stacked against you. And you may just be delaying an inevitable ending. I wish you the best!
Probably something that should have been clarified? I don't assume im exclusive with anyone until we have agreed not to date other people. Also echoing other sentiments that she is very young and won't have a developed frontal lobe for like 5 more years, whereas yours is all done growing.
She meant Daddy right? Not BF??
The important word here is “MALL”
Imagine finding this out by seeing your mother in public with another man when you were a teenager. Traumatizing.
Then instead of trying to get their kid help they just decided to completely disregard him and their sex lives were more important than their child.
No problem! Good luck and I hope it all works out (sounds like you're on a good path!).
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As someone who used to work like 90 hours a week sometimes because my field is messed up like that – you need to learn to separate the things that frustrate you about your job from people complaining about their jobs that you feel are objectively easier than yours. Otherwise, you will just build resentment for others that is really misdirected, because what you’re really upset about is the things you lack in your own job.
It’s likely true that she would not be able to handle what you do. But her job suddenly becoming harder wouldn’t change the things you want to change about your job. She isn’t living your life, she’s living hers, and she’s allowed to complain about her dissatisfaction about her job even if it isn’t the hardest job in the world.
Rather than “can you stop complaining, you don’t realize how good you have it” maybe you can approach her from the standpoint of “I’ve noticed that you often complain about XYZ regarding work. Do you want to brainstorm some ideas together about how we could try to change that? I also have some stuff on my mind about how stressful work is” and then go from there.
I hate to be the one to ask, but…does she want to get married, by chance? 15 years and still just being “partners” is not the social norm—I know some people are fine with this setup, but most aren’t and take the step toward marriage before 15 years have passed.
If I’m assuming incorrectly, I apologize. Just thinking about things through the lens of a typical 30-something woman.
People didn’t say the actual threesome would go wrong, they said everything after would. Now it is. Honestly, you are an idiot. Just go back and let them do whatever they want because clearly you don’t care.
I wouldn't mention that at all unless you want her to know there's absolutely no way you're interested in romance with her.
they actually got married lol
Well thanks for your opinion I truly appreciate it as it's definitely a trust issue and i agree that with out trust there not mich, and unfortunately I believe your right. I'm just of course hoping for the best. Either way i want whats best for both of us.
Because he’s a immature asshole
Hey this is the good thing about being in our 20s. It feels like we’ve got plenty of time to job hop and experiment. I’m certainly going to take advantage of it lol
I’d suggest having some responses to say loudly Thats really creepy WHAT did you say? That’s gross You are nasty. Why would you say that? Gagging noises You know you are my dads/moms age right? Who I date is zero your business
I'm not surprised to be honest, you're both so young to be parents and you are realising your desire to have unprotected sex has a very long term consequence. Therapy might help, maybe see if there's a support group nearby for teenage/young parents? You might have PND it's not as common in the none birthing parent but it does happen, my husband has it after our youngest and basically faked it until he made it with his bond with our eldest. You both definitely need support here
This story is made up.
“Mature for her age” is like the calling card of excuses for why guys date women’s significantly younger.