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If your hair changed from brown to blonde over the summer from the sun would say you're “naturally blonde”?
I understand that “nature” may be causing the change, but it is just a reaction like you said. A temporary change and it will go back.
No one would say that is their natural color.
This is my nightmare marriage scenario
I will. It’s just this one stung a certain way that I could couldn’t get past my own pov
She for the streets.
This will only get worse. This will never get better. You're being used and lied to. Every minute you stay in this relationship, you will regret it 10 times more down the road.
You clearly seem to be more responsible. Make sure you write everything down about this. Because she's not going to give two fucks about you or the kid. But as soon as you put your foot down guess what's going to happen…. She's going to try to rip that kid away from you and use it against you to make you stay her bitch.
Write things down, keep a journal or keep times and dates. Focus on you and what you could do for the kid and make plans to get the fuck out of that bullshit situation.
If you don't respect yourself, that kid never will. I stayed in your shoes for 10 years. Fuck that. Good luck.
What did we say about sticking it in crazy? Fun until it burns.
There are none so blind as they who will not see.
You’re trying to find another explanation for your friend’s behavior because you don’t want to lose a friend. But the fact is there are lots of guys who are into girls but who aren’t bold enough to make a move and the indications are that your best friend is one of them.
You need to talk to your friend and explain your feelings and what you want your relationship with him to be. Even if he really doesn’t want to be in a romantic relationship with you, it can’t hurt to talk to him about it.
But if he actually does want to be with you in a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship, set boundaries with him and if he won’t agree or breaks those boundaries, you will stop being friends with him. And stick to your guns.
Throw it in the bathroom trash can like you have a back bone
Why would you do that…? Did he tell you he was about to kill himself like literally that minute? What country do you online in? People get killed, falsely arrested and abused by the police here in the US all the time because of that. I was sexually assaulted by a male cop during a manic episode because of this.
Seriously, I'm not saying you did anything out of malice but that should be your absolute last resort. Cops are not your friends, they are not there to help you. Cops make every situation worse 100% of the time. Why did you call the police on your friend?
Blows my mind what people put up with.
Wow, sorry for how long this ended up being! Feel free to skip it if you don't have the bandwidth.
You say it's completely fine if she's just too busy. But actually, it isn't fine. If it was, you would have forgotten about this after you asked about it the first time. You didn't accept her explanation, because it doesn't solve the issue that you need more contact from her. What you really mean is:
“You've been communicating with my very little lately, and that is not meeting my needs as a partner. If that's happening because something is wrong in your life, then I can make space for it and be supportive of you. If it's happening because of an issue in our relationship, then I want to work on that with you. But you're saying that's not what's happening. That leaves me indefinitely unfulfilled, and makes me feel unimportant to you. If there's really no causation here, then I really need you to find some more time to interact with me.”
I think it's tempting to talk about your own needs in a way that makes it sound like you're just thinking about the other person. I think that's what your message to her does, and I don't think framing it that way is productive. I think advocating for yourself here isn't just reasonable, but also brings you closer to a solution:
What if she honestly doesn't know the reason? She's telling you everything she knows, which is nothing, and all you're asking for is something she can't give you. So you're no closer to a solution.
Another possibility is that she DOES know why she's talking to you less, and it's because she's not invested in the relationship anymore. An honest person would just say that, and it shouldn't be on you to dig it out of them, but here we are. So if you frame it as selfless concern for her, you're not really giving her space to show you where her priorities are. If you turned that focus to yourself, you'd get to see very clearly whether she cares to make an effort and meet your needs.
With all that being said… I'm not in your shoes obviously. Even if I was right about everything, I can't say whether you can still go back and tell her these things, or whether it can help. If not, I'd say the onus is ultimately on her. If she can't meet you halfway, maybe she's not the one.
It took me so long to teach myself how to reject men's unwanted advances. Men really really pressure you to take their number, and telling them you're in a relationship hardly ever wards them off. They assume you're lying, or they say “you're not allowed to have friends?” As if they aren't just trying to line themselves up as a plan B. ??
I think it’s very hot to be in a relationship when there is no grace for error. I don’t think this is an offense but for some reason your ex does
You're not being a good mother. He needs those hormones, and you have no right to insist he doesn't take them.
If you keep on this path, you WILL lose your child. He's gonna be a happy and successful man elsewhere, and you won't get to be part of that.
Apologize, explain to his grandparents that the hormones are necessary and you will not change him in a way he doesn't want you to, or be prepared to lose your kid.
Is this a cultural thing? Are you in the states or a “western” nation?
I'm not seeing where you broke her trust, she broke yours several years ago. Then you made this agreement, she now wants to change that. Sounds like she's projecting.
She's cheating… does she need to put an ad in the paper? She's also violating numerous ethics codes if she's the supervisor.
Once a cheater. Always a cheater
this is a really great point too, thank you sm. I wonder if we're over prioritising how practical moving in together would be and not rlly considering the impact it could have on our relationship