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  1. I had something similar happen to me at the end of a relationship. me and my gf would start fighting over stupid things, and eventually we both realized we were literally looking for things to argue about. that’s when we decided we should move on.

    so I don’t hate women (that’s an issue within itself), I think your relationship may not be in a good spot

  2. thank you for this! i feel like i relate deeply to your friend so i appreciate you sharing. I think i may now fall somewhere on the bisexual plane, but my attraction to men, like your friend, is limited only to C. Thank you so much for the insight!

  3. I would start by communicating this to her. If she’s too childish to talk to you about serious things(such as this) I’d leave her. She is neglecting you as a partner. It is not fair to you. You are allowed to feel things. You are not a burden.

  4. Often abusers wait until they trap you. He is worried she will escape and is trying to assert control over her.

  5. I'm asexual too, so I guess I would question that what exactly are your needs, and what is your girlfriend willing to do to meet those needs?

  6. I'd stop expecting it from him. Probably doesn't want to get arrested etc if things go south or you change your mind. Can't blame him either.

    Not saying you would, but I'm sure there are stories out there where the other party changed their mind or used that against the other in the future to try and ruin a life.

  7. yeah I streamlined it to be this single issue and left out a lot of information to make my post pretty short. I forgot to put this in there, but when I told him what renovations I would like to do (new bathrooms and redo kitchen), he vetoed it. So there is no way for me to get my name on the deed, even by his own suggestion. The problem is that he is holding the power of ownership over my head (or any girlfriend or wife's) head, and it's a losing battle because since he owns the house, nothing I do will be acceptable. I will essentially be living in a host home.

  8. Anytime it's brought up, it's because she either hates it, would rather I spend that time with her instead, or both

  9. Why would you feel any kind of way about this? You're dating her, not her parents. Ask her about it, directly and without judgement, and then decide how you should feel. As long as this isn't how she also intends to live!, then I think you'll find it fairly easy to navigate.

  10. Mmm.. That is a good point – the longer I wait, the more lectures I will receive. I think it needs to be an inbetween though, because I just don't think I am quite ready yet. Maybe in the next couple of weeks.

  11. You have a trust issue because . . . he was upfront and told you the truth? It sounds like he did everything basically right. You two were broken up, which meant he was free to see other people. And then he told you about it so you could make an informed decision about whether to get back together or not. His choice to delete her number and not block isn't inherently wrong, just a different course of action, and he told you about the attempts. That all signals someone you should be able to trust.

    It sounds like you're problem is that you have to accept that your boyfriend has other options. I'm not saying he's going to cheat or that he even wants to be with anyone else, but you now have empirical evidence that he could get another girlfriend if he wanted. I get how that can make you feel insecure. It may make you feel like you have to work really nude to keep him, possibly even by letting things slide that you shouldn't or by doing things you don't want to do. You have to resist that.

    Besides, you're not looking at the good part about this. He has the possibility to get another girlfriend, but he chose you. He prefers you to that other woman. He felt you were important enough to not lie to about what he did while you two were broken up and to keep you informed. He didn't want to lie to you.

    The other woman wasn't worth blocking; people block harassers, not someone who otherwise take rejection like an adult. If he didn't tell her that he was in a relationship… well, that's not her business. Giving her information about his personal life may seem like an invitation to continue talking. “No” is a complete sentence: “Do you want to go out on a date with me?” “No.” That should signal a lack of interest because he isn't giving some “excuse.” “Do you want to go out on a date with me?” “No, I have a girlfriend.” Maybe she takes that to mean that if he wasn't dating you, he'd date her, so she goes looking to break you two up. That's all speculation, but hopefully it helps.

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