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  1. Yeah, I guess I have a different picture in my mind of what her show looked like, and imagined that any halfway attentive partner could tell. But we weren't there, so that wasn't reasonable.

  2. My dad has the same name as his older half brother. It was the first name of his dad and grandpa as well. They went by separate but similar nicknames growing up together, and now as adults they go by different versions of the name. (Rick and Richard) Fortunately they have a good relationship. Nobody seems to ever get them confused. But I can see how that would hurt. Your name is something you think if as solely yours. I think it's totally normal and understandable that you would feel replaced or hurt.

  3. George Foreman had 5 sons and a daughter named George or a variant of that.

    Foreman has been married to Mary Joan Martelly since 1985. He had four previous marriages: to Adrienne Calhoun from 1971 to 1974, Cynthia Lewis from 1977 to 1979, Sharon Goodson from 1981 to 1982, and Andrea Skeete from 1982 to 1985.[48]

    Foreman has twelve children: five sons and seven daughters. His five sons are George Jr., George III (“Monk”), George IV (“Big Wheel”), George V (“Red”), and George VI (“Little Joey”). On his website, Foreman explains, “I named all my sons George Edward Foreman so they would always have something in common. I say to them, 'If one of us goes up, then we all go up together, and if one goes down, we all go down together!'”[49] As with his father, George III has pursued a career in boxing and entrepreneurship. George IV appeared on the second season of the reality television series American Grit, where he placed seventh.[50][51]

    His seven daughters are Natalia, Leola, Freeda, Michi, Georgetta, Isabella, and Courtney. Natalia

  4. Lame, but I guess your right. I cant wait my whole life. And this “selfless” approach just leaves me miserable and on edge. It sucks its taken me this long to realize, I just dont matter enough to make any changes.

  5. Get out. Here is the thing, no matter how careful you are, her entire setup is that she WANTS to find reasons to be mad at you. When you are with someone like that the official rules and unwritten rules will always be changed and goalposts moved, because she isn't actually mad about that specific thing, she craves the thrill of having a fight and pulling your strings.

  6. Thanks for the advice, I edited the post cause it was not fully clear. He was not previously in a love relationship with my boss, it was more a very intimate friendship, and she is with someone else and has been for almost 6 years now. Nothing physical ever happened between the two of them, as far as I know… I guess your advice is still applicable though.

  7. You are conflating two separate issues. Your general financial generosity in the relationship is not the same as being a thoughtful and caring partner. You don’t need to buy her an expensive gift, but a card and a personal acknowledgment of her birthday would demonstrate thoughtfulness in the relationship. A note on Facebook at some time during the day is not really appropriate in a committed relationship as the primary acknowledgment for a birthday. A note: My grandfather would pay for everything for everyone in our family, but he was an asshole of a person. He thought the mere act of paying for things entitled him to love. Please consider why you think paying for things is the same as being a good bf.

  8. Start your own competition. Get all the boyfriends and gf’s together at a party and ask the bf’s jhow the competition is going, and then see how many fights are started. When your GF complains let her know you had a completion going. You won as you picked all the boyfriends would be upset. For bonus paints ask the girls to read all their dm’s with the guys they are collecting.

  9. I don't see how the child is going to benefit from this situation. OP isn't my concern, especially since his motivation seems to be more spite than actually worrying about the child's well being. He's just butt hurt that his ultimatum didn't work and he's getting the same bullshit thrown back at him.

    Both parties would make bad parents, whether they're together or not

  10. Girl. I've been where you are. I made it to 9 years when my best friend finally helped me recognize that I was experiencing a financial controlling relationship. Once I saw that, I began to see how the smaller “joke” comments about my contributions or alleged lack thereof were really his attempts at shutting down the chance of me recognizing that he was taking advantage of my love for him. I tried to communicate with him. I tried to do everything in my power to “fix” the relationship by accommodating his expectations. It was NEVER ENOUGH. His toxic views of relationships became clear as a result of living together. Leaving him was a devastating decision initially but also the best decision I've ever made. I am SO much happier than I ever was with him.

    Money and division of responsibility are two of the most common reasons for divorce. The biggest problem I see here are his core beliefs. Those are things you have the control to change. In a healthy relationship you would be able to voice your concerns and address them together. He is doing just enough to be able to say he tried. Doing a little bit more around the house because you essentially had to beg him to does not constitute love or commitment. It just enables his self-righteousness in other areas of the relationship.

    Ask yourself: What does he do that helps you feel loved? What indications does he give that he is as committed as you are?

    I lived in that relationship thinking that if I just found the right words or did more then he would do his part and love me the way I knew deep down I deserve. But that isn't how love works.

    If you choose to end things, consider opening a checking account only you know about and start to deposit $10 or $20 as often as possible. Make an exit strategy. You do not need this man. You love this man. Love is unfortunately not enough, sis. You deserve someone who loves you and matches your effort and energy in having a healthy relationship.

  11. This does not sound good for your mental health, it's ok to set boundaries from your own side. Either she needs to be willing to discuss what's going on between you two/where it's going so that you can decide if you want to continue on with it, or she needs to stop contacting you so that you can move on with your life.

  12. Remember a date doesn’t have to entail spending money. A date can be a nice romantic dinner at home, a walk along a beach, lake, whatever. Treat her to a massage – you give it. I write my wife love notes/letters from time to time. Bring her flowers.

    It’s easy for both people to take one another for granted. And sometimes relationships just don’t work out. That’s the purpose of dating. Figuring out what works and what doesn’t.

    And of course communicate. See what she is thinking and feeling. Tell her your thoughts.

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