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The woman has set some boundaries with you. I’ve checked your comments on here and you sound vindictive af about it.
Just respect her boundaries Dude. She never did owe you anything other than being a good colleague. She still is that.
?♀️?♀️?♀️ that’s all I’m going to say.
This is what I'm thinking too
That the power of instant information from a phone is going to drive her into madness. She needs to block all the people she's not involved with but obsesses over until the obsession goes away. Or, she can take it on herself and start dating actively instead of waiting for people already in her life to come around.
And you still want him?
Yes. I've been to his house lots of times, and he changes the bed sheets as soon as I get there every time.
I met a lot his family at a family function that I invited myself to, and insisted that I come, but it was really obvious that he really didn't want me to.
Op, my dad never plan to marry, wanted to stay a bachelor. Then he met my mom. They’ve been married since 1984, still happily in love.
When someone wants to marry, they will marry you.
They will not drag it out for this long. It usually gets decided within the first five years of a relationship if you are getting engaged, then married.
After five years in a relationship you either accept the reality of never getting married and settle with it or breakup to find someone who wants the same thing for long term compatibility.
He says that me wearing certain clothes will make them “sexualize me more” which I understand but like if it happens regardless why should i have to restrict myself
“Dear Girlfriend, it's become clear that you and I not only can't communicate in the present but also don't have aligned longterm life goals. There's really no point in us continuing to try to make this relationship work since even if we could get along day to day we both know that eventually we're going to break up. So let's not waste any more of each other's time. Let's end this now”.
It's not a very healthy relationship, and it sounds like you actually fancy y and staying that relationship for him.
I think I owe it to her ethically
I talked to her about this and we’re comfortable (in the future) taking it a step further. We already exchange messages about dirty dreams and kinks. What would you Suggest?
sigh
Confirmation bias. You have clear trust issues from your baby daddy (else you would not have mentioned you expected to see him posted in that group). You already asked him if he was in a relationship and he answered “No”. So instead of believing him or idk just looking around on his profiles you looked in that group to confirm your own bias. You had zero proof he was seeing anyone, the post by your own admission was simply comparing him to someone else he looked like and somehow just the PICTURE ALONE proved he was married?
You can try to backpedal or try to change it up all you want, your original post shows what happened and what went through your head. You literally convinced yourself he lied and used that group to reinforce what you convinced yourself.
Therapy is needed here
They been cheating for months, under your nose. Agree with others the polyamory is their easing you into the affair with your blessing.
Go see a lawyer. If he really loved you, he would've cut her off immediately after your first convo questioning them. He's a liar- keep that front and center in your decision making process.
Things ended in an unfortunate fashion. But unfortunate, good or bad, things still ended. Both of you handle conflict poorly. There are solid reasons not to pursue this further. It's important to know when to let something go.
Things ended in an unfortunate fashion. But unfortunate, good or bad, things still ended. Both of you handle conflict poorly. There are solid reasons not to pursue this further. It's important to know when to let something go.
Trust me I would never talk to my siblings in law about it. I do realize it is his decision. I guess i just needed some other no contact people to tell me that they didn’t regret something in the end. I appreciate your input.
Ooof. There’s no easy answer, especially without knowing way more background info. But you start by knowing your worth as a human is NOT tied to what’s between your legs. Your BF treats you like shit and has no respect for you, I think you know that. Respect yourself and give yourself grace.
Two of my brothers went no contact with my mother, and blocked her everywhere. She calls them Talibans because they “are preventing her from seeing her grandchildren”. However, I never saw my brothers as cruel or mean, they are just protecting their family.
Okay that's a bit mean and not really helpful.
If he gets custody who is there to tell him no/stop?