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  1. i don't know at this point. i'm ngl he showed me that he cares about me so many times but many ppl told he would obviously show me his best side since we are dating.. so idk

  2. It’s very dangerous and even to my gf I expressed to her numerous times that I am aware that these are my own insecurities and have nothing to do with you, I just hate that seed being planted into my gf’s head, especially when i cannot explain my end of the story

  3. Why on earth would you marry a narcissist? Why on earth would you marry someone who is verbally abusive? Why on earth would you stay in this relationship?

  4. You are much too dependant on him. He wanted to leave and you begging him to stay is a no. You should go to therapy for this asap. in this frame of mind you will accept anything from him. even though he promises you he’ll stop he won’t. He has to go for therapy for anger management if not this will be the kind of life you’ll have. How toxic will it be if you have children and they have to go through this.

    He doesn’t accept you. He doesn’t see you good enough for him and his family.

  5. I was worried about somehow making the situation entirely about me and my feelings but I do appreciate you really hitting the nail on the head about why it made me upset. He's always been someone who's patient and thoughtful and so many other things that I notice and care more about than how he looks.

  6. You are being an absolute asshole to her and yourself.

    From what I'm gathering she wants to get married and you don't, you are no longer compatible ignoring your perceived personality differences (personally do you really think being with someone identical to yourself would actually work? If someone is more goal orientated they may be more serious and less fun, whatever your gf is lacking she will be bringing something else good to the relationship)

    Then you need to break up, you are being cruel to your gf who thinks you are getting closer and closer to proposing rather than breaking up with her. The longer you continue this the more you are hurting her.

  7. As a 34F who has had a pretty bad sex life let me give you some advice. Tell him. Yes it's embarrassing but it's better than suffering in silence when you don't like something/want them to do something.

  8. Yeah, with the same goal but it took 9 months to tell him and in the end he said no, so now I’m trying with this guy. Are you gonna ignore all the other posts that I’ve posted in actuallesbians from like 3 years ago?

  9. The new phone was a pathetic excuse. It would have been easier to hit the Block button than reply.

    And new phones usually carry over previous settings like Blocked numbers. Unless for some reason your wife also got a brand new phone number.

    I think your wife is lying and unblocked her.

  10. Be aware that communication and comfort is an important part of a relationship. Right now you are walking on eggshells and you are terrified to be honest because you worry she will explode.

    And the reality is that whether she means to be or not that shows she is toxic. Her tantrums are getting her what she wants, they are forcing you to constantly humour her. She doesn't mean to manipulate you but she is. If you aren't careful you will also become a straight up enabler of that behaviour.

    Reality is that her approach to dealing with her fear of abandonment is dysfunctional. In reality she is slowly burning you out, the fatigue is getting to the point you are already working out how long you can avoid engaging with her. Eventually you will completely crack and at that point you'll either respond in a hostile way, have an emotional breakdown, or run away. At that point her fear she will be abandoned will be fulfilled and she will retroactively justify acting the way she did because she was 'right' or whatever. In the end she will perpetuate her own fears and suffering and destroy you, and anyone else she dates, in the process.

    Time to get real. You've let this go on a year. This will never go away, and the longer it drags out the worse it will be and the less energy you will have to deal with it. If your hope is this is helping her then be careful.

  11. From what I see, the only thing you want to do with your wife is sex. Divorce does seem like the best option in that case. Sex is important but it is not enough to sustain a marriage all on its own.

  12. Still not the advice I'm looking for, this is not an asking sex Ed post, and having sex is not a disrespect to your body. I won't date a guy with such backwards thinking.

  13. She claims that he had no idea of her real age until three years into the relationship but I'm calling bullshit on that.

  14. I moved in with my husband the week before we got married. It was a learning curve but the desire to make it work and to be together was there on both our ends. It does not seem like he is there on his end. Relationships don’t work if only one person is in.

    Say you move in with him, at what point do you think you will want a proposal or kids? Are you willing to commit to the relationship long term knowing he will drag his feet for an undetermined amount of time? How long are you willing to be unhappy for?

  15. He is going to hit you or worse kill you. This is absolutely unacceptable. You need to make an exit plan. He put your life in danger on purpose and you’re waiting around for an apology? Why?! He doesn’t deserve another second of your time, energy, or love. I know it’s hot and when he gets like this you think about all of the times he’s made you feel loved, and how you can just get back to when he wasn’t acting this way. But none of that matters now that you are in legitimate danger.

  16. Uh.. no. Far as I’m concerned it’s not even his business that you get it unless you are sharing finances. Which I would not recommend if you’re not dating.

  17. You said it as a challenge and not like you were telling him to stop. If this is real, it sounds like you didn't communicate what you actually meant and at no point told him not to do it. Maybe you need to talk to him about only doing things when you verbally say “yes” to avoid confusion. Though, if you're this oblivious to the things you say, maybe you shouldn't be intimate at all.

  18. Now, Absolutely. Most of the resources we use are provided by me. I work 40 hours minimum while she maybe works 30. Why should I also do most of the house work ? If my next girlfriend works more and increases my access to a more comfortable life why wouldn't I put forth more effort ?

    Also I was a “bad cook” but you know what I did ? I learned. But she acts like a witch cursed her with bad cooking. Especially since most of the recipes I learn lately are just yputube videos. Following basic instructions isn't hot, simple recipes should be an adult basic requirement.

    I don't think I'll accept less than 50/50 in the future. I don't care if you look like Zooey Deschanel.

  19. He really has no plans for the future, he’s starting a new job next month. I thought it was okay because if it were to work out, he said, that we would marry when he’s in his mid thirty’s and also get kids when he’s in his mid thirty’s. So it would be my late twenty’s which is perfect.

    Also he looks like 21 and act like 21. So I thought his real age would only be a benefit because he has life experience and more maturity but that’s not the case.

  20. Is ‘we’ you and your partner? If so, inviting other people wasn’t a good idea tbh, you can’t really expect others to accommodate your GF on a weekend away.

    Maybe that’s the way to approach it with your gf too? To acknowledge that it was probably not a good idea to have invited them with hindsight?

    That way you’re not contributing to the friction, but you are recognising that it didn’t go well at the same time..

  21. Your response sounds rational.

    Unfortunately, most of the people I know who have unintentionally got caught up with men who weren't actually single have said very similar things about their behaviour. People who do cheat can be quite manipulative.

    Your fear is normal, but I would think about what you would want if you were in her place. Their pictures together on social media, a child, a medication bottle issued within the last three months…it's clear she's been there so I think there are enough red flags to warrant asking her, personally.

  22. Alone time my friend. A lot of it. Battery operated alone time.

    It was very difficult honestly. There’s two drives I think inside us. Of course there’s the part where you want orgasms and toys can help with that of course.

    Then there’s the part where you want to be close. Feel one with the person you love, feel complete with them and get lost and taken over by them. Express unconditional love in a physical way, words alone cannot describe or express that feeling. That was the part that I struggled with. That was the part that caused the hurt.

    What I’m hoping for your partner is once he is “okay in gods eyes” he doesn’t struggle with the trauma of sex=sin because that’s a whole new kettle of fish.

  23. My friends and family see different and have voiced I’m in an abusive (mental) relationship and want me to get out and take my daughter.

    Before going to the ER he stole my car and it was found trashed – reason for my family (especially dad) is angry and have given up on my partner.

    This guy is a piece of shit, and everyone but you can see it. Stop being selfish. Take your daughter and get away from this asshole.

  24. Ummmm hate to tell you but your boyfriend is not only insecure but manipulative. The whole asking you if men compliment you is trying to figure out how attractive you are and honestly, would be surprised if that's where some of his comments come from to try and keep you from being attractive to others. Then the whole telling you how to do your hair and what to wear? Its one thing if I told my gf that I'd like it if she wore a dress that I absolutely loved to go out for a special request but to tell her what she should wear and how she does her hair, no that's no say for anyone but you

  25. Some people are just like that, and in my experience, these same people tend to have anger management issues.

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