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Sure makes sense. My point is just because he's invested doesn't been he's interested in her in that way.
If you can't push yourself to leave I hope when you stop seeing therapist that is enough of a wake up call to get you off your ass. Change is scary. I know. Trust me, I wish I didn't.
Your life will be different, but it will be your life. You won't be attached to this toxic person any longer. It's not going to be easy for a while, but you will endure. You've gone through situations it sounds like most people couldn't even fathom and you came out on the other side. You can do it again.
Either she really can't own up to her own actions and then can't even speak up for herself… Or she's easily manipulated by her roommate. Either way, best not pursue any further with either of them.
Do not contact everyone and her family.
Just break up with her and move on with your life
I mean, there's no way he would admit to pursuing a relationship with her even if that was what he was hoping for. Regarding the if he finds her attractive, he may well say yes, but any red blooded male would… what would be the response then?
It sounds like you think there is cause for a concern between them here based on this? Curious which part makes you think this, although it sounds like you may think his wandering eye is because we don't have the strongest relationship? Honestly curious for more info…
And I don’t blame him
you’re not weird or a bad person for feeling this way, but it sounds like physical touch could be an important love language for her. this is important to have a serious conversation with her about.
You aren't doing anything wrong at all. He's likely bipolar. Stop blaming yourself for his disrespect. He is responsible for his own actions and words, hold him accountable. When he's upset, he gets overly angry. When he's happy, he gets overly affectionate. He switches moods irrationally. You need to love and respect yourself enough to confront him about the behavior. He thinks he can just make up for the harsh words by showering you with kisses, that doesn't erase the bad things he does to you. Get a partner that is good to you and takes responsibility for the bad things. He is socially inept and taking advantage of a young patient, ew.
Yeah there I have adhd, I'm also good in bed, he is selfish and making an excuse
“You don’t need to worry about him. He’s gay.”
Riiiiight.
“He’s just a good friend”…
Please define HOW GOOD of a friend he is because there are apparent “ benefits” in being her good friend.
Take this lesson and never be lulled into this scenario again.
I just got thru reading a bunch of AITA posts and my mind is stuck in that mode, so I'll say YTA for thinking of bailing on this guy without talking it through with him yet.
That's what you should do, talk it through with him and at the very least tell him about the warnings you got from your friend. He very much needs to know that he's housing a grifter.