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You are drinking too much. Five to six beers is alcoholic level and binge drinking is bad.
Also, three beers is a lot.
There are many reasons why you could have passed out, like you actually drank more than you remember or a medical issue or you didn't eat or the type of beer you had.
You are being abused by your parents. You have described child abuse and it is criminal. Your health has been damaged for the rest of your life because your body was deprived of nutrition during developmental years. Report everything you have written here to the school nurse. You need help, but importantly, you must help your little sister. Your parents will do the same thing to her. It is not normal. Parents do not do this to their children. Your parents are not normal.
ALL OF THESE are great responses, and I'm sorry that life can be harsh like this, but the sooner we move on, the less we look back!
recently he has complained to me about women and how he can’t find the right one, they screw him over and he becomes a scumbag …
Red flag. It’s okay to complain he can’t find the right one but if the issue is always the other women screw him over, then he’s most likely not someone who can self reflect and see his own mistakes. And someone like that, it doesn’t pay to confront. He’ll just turn it around on you and in his mind you’ll just be another woman that screwed him over.
Are you taking weak approaches? Hanging out is not understood as a good dating strategy.
Do you have a lot of women interacting with your social media that potential dates will see? Having looks and resources usually attract, so there is something signaling these potential interests that you aren't a serious potential for them.
Either your approach or your public/social/digital appearance is wrong for you.
You are passing along a lot of info that seems to be “from women” when describing your situation. Lean towards your male friends and come at this from a masculine frame…it may serve you better.
Gotta buy the doormat, lock down the one who will expect the least and accept the worst.
It’s like he married you so he could file his income taxes jointly and get that benefit while he tries to talk his ex wife into remarrying him
I am not a fan of the idea of you just deciding to move there on a whim and a maybe. If you think you could truly see yourself living there, look into working options, visa requirements, housing costs etc. imagine your life there if you and he do not end up together. Is it really somewhere you want to on-line?
If you do all of this and really think it could work, ask him how he would feel about dating if you lived there. If he is anything less than massively excited, don't even consider it. If his objection is truly about distance, this is where you should find out.
If doesn't enthusiastically want to date you with the goal of you moving there within a few months, then he's not as into you and this as you are. Let it go.
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He only had 1 long term relationship and it was a marriage and he vaguely tells me stuff like saying they didn't get along and she wanted to go to counseling and he wouldn't. He downplays what happened or doesn't tell me details if I ask. He says he didn't yell and he said he didn't fight as bad as we fight but I don't believe that. I think he learned bad patterns in the previous marriage. She is a sarcastic mean person and he gets sarcastic when we fight and says stuff that doesn't sound like him and sounds like her. I don't insult people and I don't like sarcasm. He insults me. I had a 9 year peaceful relationship and we broke up because he didn't have a job for many years.
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I'd be hot pressed to trust them with my money and shoot down any “investment opportunities” they bring up without a second thought, but that's where that ends. I wouldn't just assume they're an immediate threat to mine or my family's well-being. That's called being an asshole.
I definitely agree that there's a double standard here. As a man you are just not allowed to say that to your wife/gf. I can't imagine saying it. I think I'd have tried working out together as a means of attaining health. I'd couch it as “I want us to both be around and able to do things at 70”.
Your whole first paragraph perfectly summarizes what my wife did and said to me.
I tried for almost a decade. It only got worse.
Every single repair attempt I tried was completely shot down. Every entrance into a conversation was either ignored or exploded.
I turned into a shell of myself. I walked on eggshells everywhere. I stopped wanting to go out, because social or public situations tended to trigger her about twice as bad.
And then the inevitable fight that finally came after a week or more of silence got insane. Suicide threats by actually coming into the bedroom with a knife to the throat, physical abuse, etc
To this day, I don't know what made her mad for the last time which led me to finally ending it. I don't know most of the things which set her off because she'd never say. And about half the things were trivial and could have been easily addressed in any healthy relationship.
The worst part for me was I became a bad partner. My patience, which is normally very good, became nonexistent. If I started to sense her getting mad, the trauma of nine years of rejection for to me and I'd essentially shut down and offer her nothing. Knowing I'd only be rejected or fought.
These people do not have the ability to regulate their emotions. She will not get better unless she acknowledges this isn't healthy or normal and only she can help herself. My wife always saw me as the problem, so she only got worse.
Your boyfriend is a weirdo, you need to sit him down and have a talk.
But also you’ve been dating a year and haven’t had sex yet?
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Accept it isn’t a priority to him and may not happen at all.
You know she has agency in those situations and can say no, right? And if it’s not that, if your fear of her getting raped is so all-encompassing that an activity as mundane as staying at a hotel after a party is making you nervous, I think you should consider unpacking that and speaking to a professional.
Your man needs a real job and to escape this potentially fraudulent brother of his.
Get the hell out. This asshat is a walking, talking red flag. Get some support from family or close friends, make an exit plan and leave. Hate to be awful but you are heading towards being the next DV statistic. That is not how a supportive, loving BF acts, and you can't fucking fix guys like this. He needs to be out of your life.
So at least twice you've dug through his phone.
You need to work on communication. Getting a simple answer should not feel like pulling teeth.