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  1. Reason why you should marry in your own culture. Often cultural differences come up and we fail to adapt which leaves both of them miserable. Love isn't enough for a marriage, there are a lot of things to see in a marriage.

  2. It's a shit situation to be in, but you've got to remember you aren't the only person he's dealing with – these scammers usually have conversations with like, 3 or 4 marks going at once.

    The whole point of this operation is to make money for them. If you're not making them money, you're not useful and he has no need to keep talking to you.

  3. Three of the guys I game with are married and they will stop playing to help when needed. One works 12 hour days.

    I myself work 41.5 hours in three and half days and still get housework/chores done.

    Thing is when you choose to be in a committed relationship that relationship should come first. This is especially so when married and/or have kids. Kids always come first.

    Having said that you father is being a controlling ah. He wants to be top dog. So to speak.

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  5. I'm probably closer to the op parent age and can tell you what I would be telling my son, she's crazy. Go to Europe with your cousins. Have fun. You will only be young for a little while, Enjoy it.

  6. You can’t compare how he talks to his DOG to the way he talks to his crush.

    He may be shy and doesn’t want to look stupid saying the wrong things, but maybe this is a dealbreaker for you. It’s ok to admit that.

  7. Thank you that's brilliant advice! I wasn't too sure what to say but I made sure we had good quality time together afterwards so he didn't think anything was wrong. I'll have to find the courage to say that to him now haha

  8. You guys are listening to one side of the story. We are hearing it from the OPs perspective and no input from these other people.

    I read one post on Reddit of a lady who wanted to break up with her boyfriend who wasn’t physically abusive. He may have yelled at her. But he was severely depressed and recovering addict and had been suicidal. I was able to get this information out of her over an hour of posts going back and forth. He needed psychiatric help not being tossed out on the streets. She was able to get that for her ex boyfriend who moved out on his own.

    The same here. We have WAR REFUGEES who escaped a traumatic situation in which people are dying. They have been through a lot. They come to Canada and their relative is helping them but they think they should be in a better situation and get more help from her. They don’t speak the language, they don’t know anyone in Canada. They have only one point of contact which is the OP. Try to learn a foreign language in your 40s to 50s after becoming a refugee.

  9. Very good comment I would 100% agree and I will remember this. Maybe I don’t phrase it well enough or I just can’t process the confusion I really do believe I’m not understanding and that lies in my pursuit of better counsel

  10. He sounds dreadful, and I say this as a dude. OP, you know you can break up with him right? If you're looking for permission, here it is. Dump his loser ass. Let him go chase the “girl he wants”. You deserve someone who wants you for who you are.

  11. He didn't pay for a “longer massage.” She took his credit card after he was done after 20 seconds, and charged him for the “extra” that was already done.

  12. What on earth is wrong with your plumbing system that it clogs on a regular basis? Or is it his system that's out of kilter? Either way it's gross. He's idle and dirty. Couldn't online with that!

  13. Basically everyone just advsing op to breakup over this is bad advice

    Getting married to someone who tried to push OP's boundaries and force himself onto her is good advice in your eyes?

  14. The only problem is I'm graduating in NY, he's getting married in Florida (although we're all based in NY)..

  15. THAT doesn’t hurt my feelings, what hurts my feelings is when people use the word in age gap relationships where both parties are adults.

  16. One can be gentle while also being serious. He is now aware that he still has a sudden very bad smell coming from “everywhere he grows hair or sweats” and that I think it could be pretty serious and need to be checked by a doctor. However, I also said that we should try having him use my shampoos and soaps to rule that out, and emphasized that this was all coming from a place of love and non-judgement. I also made a comment about how we have many towels for him to use for each his upper and lower body, even though I'm not always on top of laundry. I really don't think it's our diet; neither of us eat breakfast and I usually make dinner arrangements (via shopping or cooking). I don't think I suddenly smell like piss…

  17. Offer to switch places with her for a month. /s

    But realistically, I'd say that there is very little you can do. Financially privileged people aren't even aware of the depths of the struggle, and how even basic choices (“do I treat myself to a pizza this month”) can be tough.

    If it really becomes an annoyance, I'd make it clear to her that discussing money isn't the best for your friendship right now. OR have her give you a dollar each time she brings the subject of money up.

  18. This post has reached one of our comment/karma limits. The text of the post has been preserved below.

    So my (26M) GF (21F) of almost a year is making me feel pretty shitty about my living situation. She is so kind and loving and understanding , but she doesn’t realize how much this is hurting me.

    She doesn’t come from a great family, and they kicked her out as soon as she turned 18 so she was thrown into independence way before she should have been. I, on the other hand, have a very helpful & loving family.

    I dropped out of college 7 years ago, and time has just kind of flown by. I have never had a girlfriend before her, so I really didn’t spend much time planning a future or a timeline. Was just kinda seeing where things go.

    My girlfriend told me when we first started dating, that she’s looking for something serious. Eventually Marriage, kids , ect in the next few years. I agreed and said I am looking for the same. I have a decent paying job right now. So I’m not a bum.

    She told me that before we move in together, I should spend time living alone by myself so I can learn about “finances “ and “expenses”. I applied for one apartment on Zillow, and didn’t hear back, so I kind of gave up. I do want to move in with her tho.

    My parents pay pretty much all of my bills except my car note. They pay my insurances, food, phone, ect. They also deal with all the insurance specifics. I have been trying to find my own insurance, and my girlfriend seems to look down on me when I struggle to do it or attempt to apply. Since I’m on their current medical insurance now, my mom helps me find a doctor since they’re in her network.

    She was being a bit rude when she was explaining the cost of living to me, and I told her I don’t really know how much groceries cost since my family pays for them. She said “you really don’t know how much toilet paper costs” ? Or “you don’t have an idea of a phone bill”

    I feel judged and she needs to realize barley anybody her age is doing what she’s doing. All of my friends online at h home and some don’t even have jobs and do nothing with their life. So idk.

    Edit Yes I do have a job. Yes I can and I do my own laundry. And I know how to cook. My family likes me home and has no problem with it. My girlfriend just doesn’t know what a loving family really looks like since she’s had to do everything on her own. My friends tell me it comes from a place of jealousy. My gf isint perfect either. She drinks a lot and she wants to move in together in less than a year but feels I need to manage things on my own. I feel pressured to move out when I’m not ready. I originally didn’t want kids for 10 years and was taken back that she said a few. I agreed tho. I just feel like she’s rushed. Other 21 year olds aren’t like that.

    Im not a bum. I do lots of things on my own.

  19. Brother, you are not alone. Not even close. As long as snoring has existed, this problem has existed. I personally snore like a Harley Davidson. Most people are not capable of sleeping in the same room as me.

    More importantly, the rooms that you sleep in only reflect the quality of your relationship if somebody was kicked out. If you can agree to sleep in separate rooms for your mutual benefit, that's completely fine.

  20. Start by just reducing portions. Don’t even worry about changing what you eat initially. Just try to have smaller portions. After a bit, find one more small change. Big changes result from lots of little steps. Make it easy for yourself! You can do it man.

  21. So clearly how things are going aren't working, she isn't interested in spending time with the child to bond or to go to family therapy so what does she suggest you do?

    You need to focus on your daughter, you only had her 4 days a month before so you really need to start putting her first. Her mother isn't doing well right now and her entire world has been turned upside down and she needs you to be her parent.

  22. Never sleep with someone that doesn’t take the first no. It means they will be a selfish partner. Great sex takes comfort, communication and boundaries

  23. Or she just doesn't want to be with him anymore and correctly realizes that it would create a toxic home environment to have two parents who are not together and who don't agree on whether they should be together, trying to cohabitate and co-parent at the same time.

    One of the blessings of divorce is that a successful divorce removes a lot of the acrimony and tension from the home, where the parents can't escape each other to recharge, and the kid is stuck in the middle, trying to pretend he doesn't know that mommy and daddy are fighting all the time.

    OP should absolutely talk to an attorney and a family therapist, to help him make the best possible decision for both his child and himself (putting the child first), but it's very important that he give up on this plan to trap the three of them together in this house after the split, to coddle his denial and pretend that it isn't over. That is not emotionally healthy for anyone, even if there is no third adult in the picture.

  24. Hey, if your relationship is such, as for you to keep scores and go the petty revenge rout, then walk away, separaye and get a divorce. Because sure enough, little by little tou are gonna resent eachother until one day tou will realize there is no going back to the happy times, the relationship itself is already toxic and I garantee that is not gonna go they way you want.

    When there is a problem, you communicate, then you take steps to fix the problem, making a point by being petty just creates resentment.

  25. Had he seen the text? Did he cancel on you?

    Tell him you saw the it as it popped up when you’re playing. Ask him why would she text that and does she even have a friend to suggest to cancel a guy on his girlfriend?

    How close are they and how often do they hang out together? Why have you only met her once?

  26. Then he needs to move her laterally within the business to work for someone else.

    He keeps his friendship with her brother, she has a job w someone else & maybe he can get himself together to keep your relationship going. If all else, speak to her about your boundaries and hands off your bf.

  27. NO or better HELL NO! He's not the last man on earth and you need to find your self-respect and self-worth and move on. I don't buy his sobbing…

  28. Thanks I appreciate your comment. I do think that there’s nothing wrong with having one, I guess I was just not expecting him to have one, and for him to bring it up like that.

  29. Yeah this isn’t normal. Healthy coparenting includes communication with the new partner(s) about boundaries. Hiding it isn’t ok.

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