Traditional_Fortune6
Traditional_Fortune6 t1_iukafva wrote
Reply to comment by throwawayacct199230 in How can I (27F) move forward? by throwawayacct199230
Be sure to watch yourself. Really know when to cut it off.
Traditional_Fortune6 t1_iukabad wrote
Reply to comment by athena2367 in Man-hating, controlling friend(s) vs slightly new, confrontational, loud boyfriend by athena2367
In the grand scheme of life, three year friendships are common. I've had friends who I was sure would be friends forever, and they lasted four years. Also, you wouldn't be choosing him over them. They're shitty friends whether he's involved or not. It's just that right now you're at an impasse, and although he's involved, it's not because of him. It's because they are shitty friends. The breaking point was bound to come along at some point.
Traditional_Fortune6 t1_iuk9sy4 wrote
Traditional_Fortune6 t1_iuk8xbi wrote
Reply to comment by throwawayacct199230 in How can I (27F) move forward? by throwawayacct199230
There's no telling how deeply he feels for you or why he's on the app. There's no point speculating because you'll drive yourself crazy.
If you really want to be his friend, you have to be prepared to watch him date other people. Are you up for that?
Traditional_Fortune6 t1_iuk8kbt wrote
Reply to Man-hating, controlling friend(s) vs slightly new, confrontational, loud boyfriend by athena2367
Your friends sound catty, manipulating and controlling. They sound truly insufferable. Your boyfriend sounds like he got drunk and acted a fool, and this happens to the best of us. He's otherwise a decent dude. He probably wouldn't even have acted like that if your friends hadn't antagonized him, and they sound like they did that on purpose.
If I were you, I'd cut the friends loose and keep the boyfriend. I know you don't have other friends, but these girls aren't doing you any good to start with. They aren't supportive, they don't consider your feelings and they don't even hang out.
Traditional_Fortune6 t1_iuk6a2l wrote
Reply to How can I (27F) move forward? by throwawayacct199230
It doesn't sound like you did anything at all to push him away. He did a 180 because he has commitment issues. You move forward by accepting this. While I know he's special, he also has some mental health issues that keep him from being a good partner.
It's not your fault. But it didn't work out.
Traditional_Fortune6 t1_iuk5joe wrote
Reply to If your partner gave you the password to their social media, would you snoop to find out about who they were with or messaged before you? by InterestingWitness76
I can barely manage my own social media, much less snoop on my partner's. I wouldn't. It's enough that he'd be willing to give me the password. To me, that shows that there's nothing in there for me to worry about.
Traditional_Fortune6 t1_iukb8x6 wrote
Reply to Former employer spends $500k to ruin my life and succeeds by [deleted]
INFO: did she agree to the no contact rule?