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  1. Just tell them you accept their apology and trust it won't happen again. If it does you take action because you're not a walkover

  2. In no capacity is any of this your fault. You only feel that way because of the way she has conducted herself.

    She is old enough to make her own decisions. If she hurts herself that is her fault and no one else's. It sounds like you have already done more than necessary for her. You cannot help people who refuse to be helped.

    If you are concerned she is going to hurt herself tell her parents. Tell a guidance counselor at school. If she does in fact tell you she has intentions of hurting herself call emergency services. You can then rest easy knowing you are not only at fault but that you have done everything in your power to get her help.

  3. You both were talking about school, nothing flirty about that.

    Also, if you really want to move on from your ex stools texting him and stop receiving his texts.

  4. It literally says she's always been around.

    I wouldn't say she was groomed because we need more context for that, but they've been best friends since MS. BIL has been around at least 10 years, so he knew her when she was a preteen. Still a bit weird.

  5. Sometimes people just have different communication styles. In general I would say replying quickly is a sign of interest in the other party but The “did you block me thing” is kind of cringy.

    Maybe next time I would be upfront and say I’m not the kind of person who likes to text a lot, please don’t take my lack of communication as disinterest or I’m not on my phone much or something.

  6. That was rude of him.

    But if you have a demanding job that leaves you too emotionally and physically exhausted to let a dog out, I can only imagine it would be way too much to take care of children ….

    Just something to think about.

  7. Nope, fuck him. He outright says he wants your forgiveness for himself, not for you, and what he said at the wake shows he's not changed that much. Don't feel guilty for not forgiving your abuser. From what you've said, he's done nothing to deserve it.

  8. I would think it falls around your thought process. She wanted to support family, maybe got busy/distracted and cuts back. She then gets (mildly) gets dunked on about it. She didn't have to listen in the first place, she went out her way, so why isn't that enough?

    Another way to see it: you do something nice to help someone, but their response back to you was “hey can you try harder?”, Instead of “thanks for being there for me”.

    It is a very mild statement, so I feel like maybe there is more said in passing? Like has he been dropping comments like this in his interactions with her? Like this could be a spark from a build up we don't know about?

  9. That sounds like a tough problem. The words I would use to describe her are critical or carping. She's probably right that it was a learned reaction from childhood. It could also be a symptom of her overall mood and outlook on life. Stress-free and happy generally means more genuine engagement with others.

    Truth be told, shes 33 years old and this behavior has persisted in your relationship for so long that it will be much harder for her to change her attitude at this stage. She certainly does need to know just how much its affecting your relationship so as not to underestimate the severity of the situation. Keep touching base on it and be sure to show your appreciation when she breaks from her bad habit.

  10. Oh sure! If it’s only verbal abuse and Mark has always been this way than it’s ok! /s

    Are you listening to yourself?! Sounds like Mark is the only person with a spine in this story.

  11. What question was he asked?

    Regarding religion, is religion important to you? And even if it's not, are you logically going to need your parents' approval regarding dating someone of similar values?

  12. Why are you in denial? Its only a matter of time before he tells you that he is in love and didn’t mean to hurt your feelings! And you end up being more miserable than now.

  13. There is no case to be had, and furthermore, the dates and times are only being used as judgment, and not as a source of advice. The bottom line is no one cheated. The end.

  14. They’re not exploiting me. I think they find something in me that others don’t, and if they don’t, then telling myself that makes me feel better. It makes me feel better about myself.

  15. The way you’re describing her discomfort or even lack of comprehension around emotions sounds far more neurodivergent to me (autism, adhd, Google can help you here).

    being a pathological liar is certainly not a symptom of any kind of neurodivergence.

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