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You didn't provide any of that info in your post. We're not mindreaders. You're wrote this like you're dealing with heroin addict.
At the end of the day, he told you he wants to smoke again, so whether or not he asked you to help him quit in the past is kind of moot, no? Which brings us back to what I said before: you can deal with that, or leave.
Agree.
Block her number
I'm going to preface this by saying what is most likely to happen is nothing will change. That if you don't like it or feel like you can't put up with it then the best solution will be to move back out to where you were before or somewhere new. At least until you two get your own place.
He talked to his mom and said I don’t feel welcomed to which she says she feels the same way.
I don't really understand this. Do you mean she said she doesn't feel like you're the one welcoming her in her home? Or that you're the one not being nice to her? Because it sounds like she may be deflecting rather than dealing with the issue at hand.
This could all be solved by two simple rules you can communicate with your boyfriend and his parents so there's no misunderstanding. They don't really need to be touching and moving your stuff around (obviously with exceptions).
If they need to move your stuff around, or whatever. Is it really that very hot to idk…ask you?
I can see that it could be not out of malice. But rather than being helpful, it is not to you. If its not out of any malice. Then it really should not be a big deal for her to simply stop.
I understand your trauma, and your feelings are valid.
But, in my mind, it is reasonable to ask your partner not to watch porn on shared devices, ask you to watch porn, talk about porn, etc. In other words, never expose you to it.
What he watches when you're not around is, respectfully, not your business.
You only found this by accident. The foul is that, if he gives you permission to look at his phone, he should do a better job of cleaning up. But his looking at porn, when you're not around, is not a foul. (Unless he had promised you never to watch porn again.)
You guys can go camping in the woods, its free. Take your own food