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Where is this country? what's a definition of what you want in a guy? Remember no one's perfect.. so you need to have some sort of compromise.
I think you need a change in perspective or perhaps move to a bigger city so you'll have more opportunities to meet other people (not necessarily guys but also friends). Why can't you leave? Have you tried? What have you done? I think travelling to other cities/visiting friends elsewhere will benefit you greatly.
Do you usually feel unattracted to a guy that's trying to pursue you in the first instance? Some women tend to be like that. I've had experience with women like that.. but as soon as they find out I'm with someone else they start to want me back…
Also, you're only 26.. you've got loads of years left in you!
You need to tell him how it is and NOT have sex with him again
You being a good computational friend doesn't put the fault on you. It's on your bil and your friend entirely
You two are not in alignment. You want to marry right away, he does not. You Should break up with him and talk to any prospective candidates and let them know marriage must happen within two years.
OP was asking about traveling disconnected, not traveling full stop.
So yes she can travel, but if she wants to go overseas, or travel for more than a week, then she should have some regular communication times set up.
You are basically saying that you would be happy with your SO, who is having a difficult mental health crisis, leaving you for weeks, without any communication at all. If that is the case, I hope you never have a relationship.
Now you're getting into the grounds of what you think a reasonable response is for trauma though.
I was beat as a child, belittled, grew up poor and famished, dealt with pure hatred all my life, and have almost no trauma. Why would it be acceptable for me to judge or place my standards on someone who experienced the same amount of trauma? Because I personally didn't react the way they do? Of course not, that's ridiculous. Everyone is different, and every situation is in fact going to cause different levels of trauma and pain to someone else.
OP's boyfriend needs therapy, not us judging his reactions and abilities to cope.
“It was just the tip, stop being so dramatic”
No offense but you don't understand the psychology of abusers at all. If he blew up their phone bc the boyfriend said something, imagine what he was doing at home and imagine what he'd do if it was a friendship ending and not just a comment. Probably the best thing to do is talk to the girl privately when the situation allows and let her know that what's happening is not ok and that even though they don't know each other well, they'll be there for her if she wants to leave and help her find resources. As for interrupting someone as they're abusing someone, that can be downright dangerous so unless someone is going to get physically harmed it's probably better not to say anything until things have cooled down, but still say something. Like this guy is this volatile and y'all don't actually care if his friends provoke reactions in him that his girlfriend will bear the brunt of because someone being punished is literally more important to you than this woman being safe.
I don't like how OP writes it off as not a big deal, not her business, whatever, but her communication absolutely blows so you need to take it for what it is. She identified that saying something made it worse. It was worth trying, but continuing to do things like that without regard for the girlfriend is going to get her fucking killed. This isn't about serving justice and life being fair, it's about a real person not ready to leave an abusive situation. Even if OP sucks as a person, why not direct her to make use of her position instead of just telling her she sucks? Are you here to play AITA or to give actual advice?
There's a link above that gives some ideas for what to do if a friend is an abuser. Walking away is an option and ultimately people need to put themselves and their safety first (including their mental health). But it's not the only option. Staying and never saying or doing anything is 100% unacceptable because yeah that silently condones the abuse, but that doesn't sound to be the case. Repeating actions that you know someone else felt the consequences of is also 100% unacceptable.
Unless you wanna tell me that everyone cutting this guy off will make him stop abusing his gf. Go ahead and tell me that. Put it on God. I'll wait.
You specifically mentioned “none” and “mad” it did read as you were including both comments, especially when I clarified and you responded again
She should accept it and keep everything in her name. If you choose to build together, you can decide how to pay for it as unmarried partners, and she can take steps to protect her assets if you two should break up. Your pride shouldn’t stand in the way of this opportunity for her.