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  1. He sounds lazy. You do all the work. What are you getting out of this? It sounds like you're chasing a man around.

  2. Tell her. If you distance yourself without explaining why, that’s extremely unfair to her. If you don’t want a relationship right now that’s okay, but tell her that. Or maybe you guys can just dial it back and keep it very casual until you are in a place where you have the time and mental energy to dedicate to a relationship

  3. Girl. You do what you want with your face. All of this drama your bf is creating sounds manipulative and like he's insecure. He's not wispering stupid shit to you because he thinks your going to die. He's wispering goodbye to the girl whose confidence is low enough to stay with him. Now I'm not saying go get surgery and I'm not saying don't get counselling. I'm saying that you can do with yourself what you want and if he can't handle it or the self confidence you have then that's his failure.

    The question about how can the opinions of others be so important to you is such an insecure question from him. Women don't purely exist to satisfy the opinions of men or others. Sometimes we just want to see ourselves the way we want. Sometimes we wear makeup just for us. Sometimes we do our hair because we like the way it looks. Sometimes we want a nose job because we don't like our noses.

    Get counselling for you because everyone can be improved with talking to someone. But don't go into it asking why you want to see yourself in a way that pleases you. Get it asking why you're letting some dude guilt you into staying in his box.

  4. Yeah it’s not the first time. But I was pretty naive to it when we were dating. We started dating when I was 20 and he was 37. Hind sight is 20/20.

  5. I’ve made a lot of progress too. Got my own place, bought a fancy car, adopted and amazing dog and kitty, and I’ve been talking to a girl I use to work with. I am curious to what she has to say, but I know it won’t solve anything and I don’t need anything from her.

  6. You're 22. If you can afford the trip there's no one who can actually not “Allow' you to go. Yall are grown.

  7. If you guys were physically close, you might be able to work past it. But the things that need to happen for you to gain trust in her back, and heal the damage, are pretty much impossible over long-distance. You would have to abandon yourself to make it work.

    My advice, time to ask Elsa what she would do. Walk away with your dignity still intact. You can let her down easy if you want to be nice, just let her know this isn’t going to work for you.

  8. I believe our communication was really great, up until we started doing long distance – which is what makes it complicated. As there was major time differences/work getting in the way/ and when we would talk – it was naked to get into the heavy stuff (not that we didn’t, I think we both just wanted to hear what was going on/ pretend to have some normalcy) I do definitely think I am in the nostalgia period of the break up- but how long until you have some more clarity.

    I really don’t mind being alone right now, and I don’t think I will mind in the future. I guess it’s more of a thing of (how do you know when you’ve thrown something away too quickly, instead of trying a little longer?) I know I have a lot of stuff to figure out – and I don’t plan on even attempting to get back with him until I’ve taken time for myself, had enough sessions of therapy and also re-grouped post break-up.

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