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  1. Op please don’t listen to them, I replied earlier but I really want you to see my comment. Don’t listen to them, it’s not you were just looking to find an 18 year. You just had a connection with them.

    If you were 35 and you bf 29 it wouldn’t even be an issue. Most of these women here date dudes that older than by at least 4 years. The average age gap for couples is 3 years almost.

  2. I guess I feel pretty scared because saying that just puts it into perspective that it’s true. ? still scary feeling.

  3. Are having standards and values puritan? It may be common but low quality men are also common.

    Life experience is an excuse. You knew right from wrong. You wouldn’t have cared otherwise and do care now.

    You didn’t like it for reasons they didn’t change. You just gave up because it was easier. We all want easy but it doesn’t usually bring positive results.

    Notice all your deal breakers are extremes. That’s important but you better be sure you can really accept the compromises and subsequences.

    His behaviour is fine as long as you don’t rely upon it. It also changes DRASTICALLY when you aren’t around.

    If he’s the most emotionally intelligent guy you dated then you need to date more. He sounds 18-21, not approaching 30. He’s complaining about compromise and hiding behaviour. He still needs to party nude. That’s but maturity or emotional intelligence. It means you need to keep looking while it’s still easy to do so.

    Why would you want to choose someone with opposing life standards and values? It only creates a future of conflict.

  4. Text her and find out. Also I wouldn't marry this man, not now. Yall need couples counseling at least (that's if he only occasionally texted her and nothing inappropriate) if it was anything more or he's lied about anything then you shouldn't even be with him. His excuses smell like BS to me and I wouldn't trust him at all to be honest and I probably wouldn't stay with him.

  5. I just read through your post history, and I can safely say this has absolutely nothing to do with love languages. Your bf is a jerk who is routinely disrespectful and hurtful. He uses your bisexuality to justify being controlling, and he's crap at communicating.

    Given what you've written in the past about the 70/30 chores split and your struggle to get him to do any more, his “if you loved me you'd do chores” thing seems like a really gross way to get out of conversations about a fair division of labor.

    You said this is your first serious relationship. Believe me when I say that relationships can be so much better than this one. You just need the courage to go find them.

  6. That’s right. It’s equal. Men can have sex without attachments, so can women. And we shouldn’t really expect neither from the other. Everyone has to be careful to make sure what they’re getting into is what they intend to sign up for. If you’re a guy or girl that wants a relationship you have to make sure the other is on board before agreeing to anything. Likewise, the same for casual sex. There’s a lot of manipulation from both male and female players out there, and we have to be safe.

  7. unless you're married i dont see why would he do that however i also dont see why you should pay the mortgage you pay rent like you would do in an apartment, however, if you want someone to pay the mortgage, he hast to put a ring on your finger, other than that he can kick rocks, and all he gets, is the payment for the rent and that's about it, but if you don't mind me asking, how long have you guys been together?

  8. She has a mac, and can play it on there for $15 if she shops around. That's the cost she's complaining about paying

  9. When did this special day happen and who made it up?

    Is there a special guys day,?

    If she is that hung up on a made up hallmark card day, thrn it's time to think about

    What does she do for me? Supportive? Her number #1, etc…

  10. The guy that told you that previously is correct. If a man really wants to be with you, he will. And if he doesn’t make the effort, he’s not ready for whatever reason. I don’t necessarily think his reasoning is wrong, but I work for myself, so I understand it . But he still doesn’t want you enough to make the relationship work and that’s the bottom line.

  11. I think he used that as that was the final straw. If she hadn’t gone through something terrible it would just be the same cycle but finally they’re both thinking bc a life altering event triggered a butterfly effect.

  12. Not dumb at all. You matter. You take pride in the work you do and effort you put forth. From a strictly logical perspective, I get it. He's not crazy for arguing that.

    But a few things there; you'd have the same salary/job title. Would you be happy with that? Ignoring the “it doesn't matter” statements, would you be happy with that? I assume no, but you'll have to tell us.

    There's then what you specifically said; you want to do as good as you can. Why is that just dismissed like it's no big deal? It's not dumb. You want to take pride in your work. It might not matter financially, but it matters to you. You need to stop discounting that as if it doesn't matter, and I'll finish this explaining why.

    As for the finances, it again comes back to the fact that he doesn't view you as a team. You've decided that you're uncomfortable with the financial situation. He's told you why you're wrong. Why does he decide whether you're right or wrong? He has literally told you that it's fine if you spend beyond your means, because you'll earn enough to compensate.

    I'm not sure where you're located, but he's more than likely in for a rude awakening as far as divorce law is concerned. As for percentages, it should apply across the board. Your husband is legitimately a fucking asshole.

  13. “one of the guys in our group got out of a bad long-term relationship about the same time my fiancee told me about her emotional issues. Since then, she's spent a lot of time at his place alone with him (sometimes 6+ hour stints), even spending the night there recently.”

    Did she already told you to not worry about him? That is what my ex said and now she married the guy. She is out of the relationship for a while now, you just have to accept it.

  14. No it isn't, it's written for people who don't understand how renting works and has a smiley face in it. Ragebait

  15. Or, what if he attempts to seduce your teenage son's first girlfriend? Hits on the top cheerleader at your child's sports event? Volunteers with your child's girl scout troop or summer camp? Flirts with the coeds when dropping your child off at college? Can you ever ACTUALLY trust this man as you age?

  16. Literally this. She should plan her own birthday celebrations same with kids parties and arrange everything because it's too much logistics for him to manage.

    But best u remember his needs above all because otherwise ur insensitive and don't care OP

  17. Exactly. The lack of fights seals it. She doesn't care enough to fight anymore. She's trying to let you go gently.

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