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300k for the down payment? How much are you spending total? How much are you contributing?
This Litterally describes how me and my ex were last year when we were going to colleges 6 hours away. We both pretended like things were gonna continue and just enjoyed the time we had left. But came to a understanding and broke up before moving in for college
He's high. You should definitely discuss finances. Don't marry a man who buys a fancy car on your credit while $20k in the hole
So she's just been a placeholder until someone more attractive comes along because you are afraid to be alone? Otherwise, why would you have gotten with her to begin with if you find her so unattractive and then stay with her for a year?!
Break it off and absolutely do not tell her it's because she's “ugly”. The grass isn't always greener, my friend, and looks fade. In the end, you want someone whose personality carries you through life.
Not to mention you blaming her for detonating your insecurities. Threats of suicide, cohabitation almost immediately and insecurities that run deep enough that you seem to think you had no control over your own behavior/reactions all sound very unhealthy. We can't know if she loved you, she may very well have to the best of her current ability but it sounds like a relationship built on and feeding off of chaos above anything else. I have loved people deeply in the past that I knew were really unhealthy for me. I'm sure when I was younger I was also the unhealthy object of affection as well. She may have loved you, she may have just loved being loved but if I may offer one piece of advice (that I'm offering from a place of genuine concern) I'd say work on whatever insecurities you have that caused you to “detonate” and remember that your behavior is always your own and no one else's. Best of luck.
Therapy doesn’t work after just two sessions honey, it takes a long time for the brain to teach itself a new track to run on.
You just need to let go of this man. He is only not taking divorce because of his daughter and you know it damn well
Dude they are definitely dating. Even if theyre not ready to make it public yet.
Ask him why he’s wasting his time with you if you don’t follow his criteria.
If you don’t want to do the work go turn on your partner emotionally and physically, that is something wrong with you, not them.
I didn't say that. I'm just saying that women also need to take into account their psychological state and perhaps take accountability towards gearing it towards having a pleasurable experience instead of blaming things on men 100% of the time ?
Heads up. Therapists recommend zero contact with Exs for multiple reasons.
Generally it's evidence that you're not moving on (meeting dating others and growing as a person).
But therapists also recognize that Exs tend to cause of problems )disrupt future relationships.
Most men that love and are deeply committed to you are not wired to be comfortable with Exs.
Finally, studies show that Exs are high risk as an affair partner. And studies find the current level of non romance is irrelevant – it can escalate to sex in a heartbeat.
Therefore, for the sake of your future relationships, I suggest you distance yourself, block and ghost him.
When you cross paths it's just 'hi' not a catch up. Focus on the future. Keep him in the past as a learning experience.
Btw: most 30yo men in a committed loving relationship would not object to your boundaries. You made a smart decision. Stay strong.
I mean I guess so, Im not there with her so idk what goes on