KitPipin

KitPipin t1_jadzp8m wrote

Then, what's the problem?

You either move or don't, you can't win anything without doing anything.

It's not like you are bound to one place with some unbreakable bonds.

Why resentment when the agreement has always been there?

If it won't work out, it won't. You'll just have more experience and will be able to move back since you, admittedly, have immediate family here.

If your immediate family will be sad, well, tough luck, people are not born to entertain other people - you'll be one plane and a couple of hours by car away from them, if anything. Internet also exists.

In regards to your kid. It's not like you are a military pair who moves every now and then, at this point a child will have almost the same amount of stress moving to a different city. For better or worse.

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KitPipin t1_j6oob4b wrote

And what that supposed to mean?

That was yet another of your "incidents" and you were already bitching and moaning about her lack of interest regarding ... distance between two colleges?

Seriously? "Mah beliefs were shaken". And then crying in the comments that she's not thinking about you together. All this while expecting what exactly from her? Moving closer to your college? Or what? Was this drama for drama fake crying?

Bruh.

Are you in drama class?

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KitPipin t1_j6omgpo wrote

You had no business thinking about your girlfriend's future when it involved her compromising on her education.

Especially only 4 months in.

Just like here - keep your nose out of her "incidents".

God forbid she shat in the same public toilet as her crush. Gosh, what an incident of all incidents would that be.

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KitPipin t1_j6ojg3a wrote

Do you... do you know what the word "incident" means?

She was single and had a crush - none of this is your damned business.

Just like her plans for college. You know, we can see your post history.

That's not an incident. Her getting with you was an incident.

Her dealing with your shit is straight up tragedy.

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KitPipin t1_j6oits4 wrote

If that's the same girlfriend as the one from his previous post, then I'd suggest running away from him as fast as possible.

He's already way too needy, way too exhausting and expects her to bend to his whims and insecurities.

However, if asked, he'd deny it as fiercely as one can.

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