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A difficult reality to accept is that you don’t have to be the most beautiful woman in the world to be beautiful and valid. People fall in love with imperfect people every single day.
And yes. Dating is hot. Really freaking naked. But you’re not going to end up with a guy who expects Angelina Jolie anyways. You’re gonna end up with someone who loves your laugh, or your long-winded rants about literature, or your sense of humor, not someone who judges everything you’re critical of. The best ways to increase your odds is to just meet more new people, sign up for dating sites, or attend more social events, not get plastic surgery.
I’m not as fucking insecure as you so I wouldn’t react at all lmaooo
Get a lawyer and a forensic accountant.. this ain’t right
Never in the history of me being a man has this ever offended me lol.
Feeling confused is a tell tale sign that you're experiencing abuse. When you're being completely reasonable but it's not good enough. He has clearly lovebombed you and said all this future stuff to hook you in, now the abuse is starting. It starts small. When you move in with him, marry or have a kid he'll be really abusive then.
if you're already thinking of breaking it off, do it. She's clearly got a foot out the door already.
I am from a rural town of 4,000 people. Once they’ve “decided” something is going on… we’ll, as they say, you can lead a horse to water.
My guess is, if this is true, they don’t actually care whether it’s true or not. Once the community is actively doing a shunning, it doesn’t matter why, in the end.
I don't think you should forgive him and I think he should be your ex-boyfriend.
Usually when this kind of situation arises, I ask myself how I would want the other person to deliver the information to me and how I would react if I hear it. If it were me, I would want to know sooner rather than later – not because I am opposed to sw, but because if they tried to hide their profession from me, I would wonder what else they were hiding? I think the best thing to do would be to sit him down and let him know the line of work you are in is considered unconventional by some, but this is what it is. Tell him what you told us – it's purely transactional. I might offer to let him see an example or two of what that looks like, just to ease any anxiety he may have. The best thing is to just be honest.
Comparison is the thief of joy.
Wow, kind of rude, my guy. Its only been a day, give people time.
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You really need to talk to your partner about this oversharing first and foremost. It's fine to telk your best friend things, but if it is personal things that involve you, and you aren't comfortable with them being shared, you need to set that boundary firmly. If they can't follow it, maybe take a step back from the relationship and see if it is worth your time and energy.
Are you in therapy? You mentioned having a mental disorder, so it's possible that this could be skewing your perspective of things and a professional could help you figure this situation out. I know my own disorders can skew certain things for me, and my therapist really helped me figure out that that was what it was.
Again, talk to your partner. Ask them to be completely honest about whether or not this friend likes you. Tell them all that you said here, minus the sex part as you aren't certain that happened, and see what they say. If they continue to insist the friend likes you, you may need to ask if the three of you can have a heart to heart as the only way for this to end is everyone to be honest to each other.
If it turns out the friend does not infact like you, you're gonna have to evaluate how much their approval matters to you. If it doesn't bother your partner, and it doesn't effect your relationship, does it matter? Do their other friends like you? Does their family? The sad reality is not everyone is gonna like you. Even SO's best friends. And as long as they're not actively trying to sabotage your relationship, that's perfectly okay. Some people are just not other people's cup of tea.
Depending on your financial spending habits the lump sum tends to be the better option 9/10 times as you would get a higher rate of return through investments vs the low 1-2% that thr monthly payments give. With that in mind other investments are also good to throw money at would be education, anything that you can leverage into making you more money, once your in the habit of saving 20-40% of your check you'll find that a lot of worries dissappear. As far as your friend goes, don't give money to addicts if you need to get them anything make it a possession or an experience i.e go on a trip, otherwise you'll feed there habits, and if they treat you like garbage over it, then it's best to cut the rope
Yeah, no. I hope you're not actually going to put up with this and accept his excuses. It's one thing to have friends who are the opposite gender, but it's completely something else to ignore your girlfriend and go do things your girlfriend wants to do and then do it with someone else, especially a group of other girls. He likes the attention and doesn't care what you want.