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I wish you the best of luck. Work for what's best for you in this situation… and don't feel like you have to hang on or ignore other good things that may be happening around you for someone that might not be the real deal.
Yeah.. not her kid. Not her dad's responsibility.
Wasn't that a joke making fun of reddit's typical overly-dramatic “red flag!! RUN!” stuff? But maybe it really wasn't lol.
I mean I too am torn. If someone doesn't really value or care about something you put effort in for them, that shows a sad lack of love (or even respect?) for the other person that should definitely still be there in these beginning stages of a serious relationship.
But then again, idk how he presented it to her if he tries to be low-key, so maybe she just doesn't get it's important at all, and thinks its a weird electricity bill or something.
Jehovah's witnesses are an abusive cult that have gone out of their way to cover up abuse that occurs in their flock.
I say this as gently as possible, you do not sound healthy or stable enough for a relationship, especially one like this. Please seek therapy, heal yourself, get a little more life experience before you throw yourself into a situation that is so obviously toxic.
My general advice about relationships and religion is don't date religious people, period. If you're an atheist, sure it makes you feel like the cool, non asshole, open minded atheist, but the truth of the matter is this is a different incompatibility. I've seen so many cases where a couple gets together, one is not religious and the other is, and down the line it doesn't just become a problem when kids are involved, but often times the religious person, who may have started out fairly reasonable, goes full tilt down the zealot fundie route. For the atheist, the person that fell in love with is gone, replaced by an extremist who fights them on every facet of life. It's not worth it.
You are so young. There's no rush for you to find someone. You've had trauma, which is probably why you're gravitating to the first “nice” person you've found. You're latching onto him because you find have a secure attachment in yourself.
Please get therapy. You'll need it if you want to have a healthy relationship in the future.
Sit down and figure out who is moving out and establish a time frame.
Didn't know an unborn child could “agree” to this
No one needs to be a second or third fiddle to video games and a best friend in their marriage. In the long run, this isn't viable. You'll end up more miserable than you are now with mountains of resentment. Either put strong boundaries up or leave. I'd suggest new hobbies to share that got you both out of the house and make new friends.
Boundaries are not about controlling other people's behaviour. Boundaries are about what behaviour is acceptable and the consequences of overstepping.
Not going in your parents' room is a rule of the house. He chooses not to obey the rule, so what are the consequences? Maybe he doesn't get to come over anymore. That seems reasonable – if he can't obey the house rules he doesn't come to the house.
You might not be wrong though. She wouldn’t be the first person to misjudge what they actually want.
Make it clear that you hear her and will respect her wishes but that you would like a shot at putting your family back together and you think she’s worth waiting for. Keep demonstrating actual growth. She’ll very possibly give you a last shot eventually. Point out that, if you got around to responsible co-parenting after the first go-round, you’ll be able to do it again if you need to. The risk isn’t really that big at this point. And the return is potentially significant. After that, go quiet on the topic and show her rather than tell her how you’re ready to earn another shot.
It doesn’t necessarily mean she doesn’t want to be with you, or wishes she was with the ex. It may have more to do with the fact he was the first person she wanted to marry and grieved that when it ended and it was a bit of a shock to then realise that you weren’t the person they wanted to marry. Like a self esteem thing. It does mean there’s some extraction to be done. But many relationship would survive or flourish if we always waited to be baggage free. Sometimes people move on in fits and bursts.
“Hey, want to do some of the ol sexual intercourse?”
My cousin is currently in prison for killing three people in a DUI. He ran a red light and t boned a husband, wife and their kid. The accident investigators testified that my cousin never even touched his brake pedal and was travelling double the speed limit. The husband and kid died instantly, wife died a week later in the hospital. He's being sued by the family. Oh, and he had a passenger as well, she survived but is permanently disfigured. He walked away completely unscathed. He is 22, and he'll be 67 before he's released. Three lives ended and countless lives were changed forever. These aren't just stupid stories told to “scare” people into not drinking and driving. It's one of the stupidest things that a person can do. You are 100% justified.
I’m confused as to how this is “tearing the family apart”
Just move.
I don’t think he’s necessarily entitled to anything back; if something was a gift it was a gift. But if it’s something of no value to you that you don’t want around, you can choose to give it back to him. If there are family items you were given (like things from his grandparents), I might also think of giving those things back.
Things he bought for you or that you use currently I might hold off on making a judgment about. Especially regular use things.
I’m just on the outside though. It will come down to your discretion.
OMG A LIFE SAVER!!! This is awesome!!! And she gets a little welcome home surprise. I’ll go to the mall tomorrow and get her something nice! ??
You need to deal with your dog and his biting immediately before he really hurts someone. Your bf has every right not to want to on-line with an aggressive dog.