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  1. Everyone says to respect sex work but I just don't – I'm sorry but I think it's fucking disgusting and there's no respectable career path there.

    So you don't ever go to strip clubs? Never watch porn? Never look at very hot pictures?

    Look I get not wanting to be in a relationship with sex workers, but I can't respect people who have disgust for it yet still use it. No idea if that's you – but it's true for a disgustingly large group of people who don't respect sex work.

  2. Until all of those red flags is resolved, it seems unlikely you (or she) are likely to move the relationship forward. Therefore, the only question is how urgent is it for you that you find someone to marry, and how short of a notice on breaking up are you willing to give/be given if someone better suited enters one or both of your lives?

    Personally, I couldn't hack it like that. Relationships with foggy, unpredictable futures lead to quick, obvious ends.

  3. I think your bf is just trying to keep the peace. Hes offering to let you read the texts. I think youre over reacting a bit. It sucks she said what she did, but at the end of the day shes entitled to her opinion and you and your bf are on good terms. Let it go

  4. Let me preface this by stating that I am Naijamerican of Igbo descent.

    To GF: Nne, what your dad did to your boyfriend is very, very wrong. Your boyfriend was even respectful enough to walk away instead of throwing those hands. I honestly don’t quite understand why his choice to remove himself from an appalling situation would anger you. If he ends the relationship over this, he is completely justified. However, I would encourage you to think about how important this relationship is to you. I can understand the desire to have your parent’s’ blessing and support for your marriage, but I wonder if it would be dealbreaker? Should it be? I imagine that you’ve been acculturated to expect a massive Igbo wedding complete with igba ukwu and all that fanfare. And that won’t happen if your folks aren’t onboard. I think it might be worth having that conversation with them and letting them know that you love them. Also, ask your own self how much you care for your BF. You characterize him as “just an African American”, and that doesn’t sit right. You can’t go talking about “cultural sensitivity” while speaking about the guy you love like that. Selah.

    To BF: I can understand and empathize with how you felt and are feeling about being assaulted by the parents of the woman you love. They definitely owe you an apology. That’s unacceptable conduct from an elder. I know that many Nigerian parents are (justifiably tbh)suspicious of the African American community. There’s a genuine fear on their part that their daughter will not be cared for in your family. And Igbo people are very protective of their daughters. I’m going to say that it’s not you per se, but the community to which you presumably belong that her father reacted to so viscerally. If you were to ask him, he would probably say as much.

    To you both: Despite this initial divot in the road, I don’t think this is an insurmountable situation. Somehow I have faith in your relationship. You both need to get a little bit of space from that situation and then ask if you want to forge ahead. Whatever else happens, make sure that you’re always present as your best selves for yourselves and for each other. Ji si unu ike!

  5. If you want to help your parents can you ask your parents how they would like you to help?

    Your sister sounds like a no-win scenario. She doesn’t want to be with you, she doesn’t like you, and she is cruel to you. Don’t interact with that. There’s some underlying resentment your sister is carrying and until she gets professional help she won’t see how her actions are harming you. It is possible she does see and doesn’t care.

    Take care of yourself. Go get therapy since it sounds like you have been in a verbally abusive environment all your life. Anxiety is not a normal state so if you’re feeling it all the time you need care. Good luck.

  6. Listen….

    He doesn't heed you one bit.

    Why do you think he would heed what you text him?

    There are guys one needs to ghost. Right away. No discussion. Nothing.

  7. I need to clarify something real quick…You are 25, and dating an 18 yo who has an ex from when he was 8?

  8. I know a lot of people are saying this but I never expected my late husband or my current SO to let me go through their phone. Nor do I quiz about who they spoke to during the day, who they saw, etc. what he wants to tell me and what I want to tell him is enough. Just because one is married one doesn’t give up every shred of individuality. Trust is the default.

  9. But objectively you are a cheater. The definition of the word cheater is a person who “cheats”. Whether or not you’re a good person is debatable. But whether you’re a cheater or not isn’t. I mean great that it all worked out but it’s still fucking weird to take pride in it. If your kid got cheated on bet you wouldn’t be proud of the person who cheated on them.

  10. Go to the party. It’s for your brother not for these friends. Don’t make him pay for something that he had nothing to do with.

    I’d be asking why though. Is your brother maybe going through something that he needs extra support for and this party is the friends way of giving a little extra individual attention to him? Just a thought.

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