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  1. I would get her some nice teas and a fun tea mug. It’s thoughtful without being too expensive or too intimate. .

  2. OK, here are your real priorities, as I see them:

    Respect yourself Honor your relationship with your boyfriend Preserve a genuine relationship with your sister if possible

    I think it is important that you take Eric right out of your thoughts. Is it wildly inappropriate that he doesn't know who is on the guest list for his own wedding? Probably, but then again, he obviously must not be very involved if he didn't find out. In any case, that is an issue between your niece and her fiance, not you.

    In order to respect yourself, I think that you need to step out of a social occasion that you've been asked to lie about. It sounds like it is going to be a very hot mess and you don't have to be at every family function. You need to choose to attend events that align with your lifestyle, your ethics, and your priorities.

    You say that you want to preserve your relationship with your sister despite the fact that you excluded your long term boyfriend from this wedding and asked you to lie about it. So be it, but do it calmly and honestly. Write your sister a text or email that reads: I've considered your request to keep BF's exclusion from the wedding from Eric. I am very uncomfortable with that but I am going to do it because it seems important to you. BF and I have made plans to go to the beach the weekend of the wedding so that we can enjoy the time together. I will not be at the wedding but I wish all of you well.

    Before you send it make a genuine plan for a weekend away (at the beach or wherever you decide) so that what you're saying is both true and also so that your plan is set and you will resist the impulse to change it.

    Then you need to stick to your plan and avoid any extended discussion about the choice. If your sister makes a fuss, respond one time (only): I know that you will have a lovely event. My decision not to attend is final and I won't be discussing this again.

    If you hear from Kat send this message: I've agreed to keep BF's exclusion from your wedding a secret from Eric, as requested. I am not comfortable with that but will do it. I am going to the beach with BF during the weekend of the 18th and I will not be at the wedding but I wish you joy and happiness on your special day.

    Do not address any other remarks, feedback, complaints, explanations, or accusations she may offer just send that response verbatim. Follow the same policy regarding the follow up message.

    It is important to do this in writing rather than over the phone. Do not pick up the line in the time immediately following this exchange. When you eventually open up phone communication you need to be very firm about not discussing this. Say: I am happy to talk but will not discuss the wedding. If it continues say: I'm ending our call now because this is not something I'm willing to discuss. When you're ready to set this aside I'll be happy to hear from you. (then hang up)

  3. Ok thank you for the input. Neither of us are the type to want to “play games” but he is quite different from the rest of the people I’ve been interested in. Even the fact that he doesn’t really use his phone is not something I’m used to. He also has the vibe he “doesn’t need anyone”…

    I’ll try not to build it up in my head or assume. It’s just very hot. The reason I’m waiting a week is because I’m going on vacation for a week so wouldn’t be able to hang out with him anyways. And he seems like he wouldn’t want to text unless we were making plans (again, if he’d even want to). So that’s why I’d wait…

    I don’t feel confident or ready enough to ask his feelings yet. It also feels too insecure imo, at the moment at least.

  4. I'm not sure how that's in conflict: she both views herself as vulnerable to a future attacker that her husband may/may not be able to fend off and her husband as a victim of abuse. Whether we agree with her or not, she wrote both.

    I am not trying to paint her as without fault (both her and her hubby assume the guy is a drug user and went off on a roid rage instead of defending himself ffs) but her conclusion didn't come from anything. His behavior influenced her perspective. They are not separate.

    My issue with the commenter above was ignoring the entire outburst/violence of hubby and blaming the wife for not doing enough to curb his behavior. These aren't the issues. Everyone keeps saying ' we know he's wrong' but no one above is saying that until I objected.

  5. It’s not just the ILY that’s too fast. It’s the sleep together every night, meet his family, don’t get unstuck, upload photos, talk about everything, etc. You sound like you’re gonna keep doing what you’re doing tho so I’ll refrain from offering advice and just stick to answering your original question. It is all too fast, and the faster and more intense you start, the harder the crash. Food for thought.

  6. Right? I love how everyone is acting like this is normal behavior. I feel like if the roles were reversed everyone would have a different opinion.

  7. What other red flag do you need? Throwing barely a year of relationship is peanuts to commiting 18 years of your life raising a kid that isn't yours, assuming ex-BF doesn't leave you before that amidst the chaos of parenthood.

  8. How do you process anything? What tools do you have? I think you need tools to process things, but one thing I would suggest is try to step outside yourself. You seem very caught up in yourself.

  9. You basically paid for her friendship. She kept taking and taking, and when you wouldn't give her your boyfriend, she left. It's nuts that you allowed it to go that far. Your friend is a POS, but you need to look deep within yourself to find the flaws that led to this whole situation.

  10. She cheated it’s over. You shouldn’t have asked her not to keep in touch with that guy. If she keeps in touch with ex’s and you do not like that don’t date her. She can be friends with whoever she wants.

    Also, she can cheat with people you haven’t even met or female friends. Trying to make her distance herself from people does not work. You trust her or you don’t.

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