stevencri
stevencri t1_iyem4hb wrote
Reply to Into someone else by [deleted]
Your entire post was about this coworker. What about your partner?
How do you feel about your partner? Do you love them? Are you happy? Do you have kids/pets? Do you argue a lot? How is your sex life? Do you have plans for marriage?
Thinking that you’re “worried you might cheat” is pathetic. Have some damn self control. If you want to be with the coworker, then break up with your partner. If you can’t have the self control to keep your junk in your pants before breaking up then you’re pathetic
stevencri t1_iyee55y wrote
Well first of all, block her everywhere and her supervisor. You don’t need constant reminders of her, and nothing she can say will fix things. That’s the first step to healing.
stevencri t1_iydpgth wrote
Definitely confront him and consider leaving. The characters in MHA are around 15 years old. The classic argument is that it’s just a cartoon, that anime characters are put through adult conflicts and situations, and that they’re sometimes drawn in sexual ways. But when it boils down to it, just the thought of jerking off to someone that’s 15 years old should be disgusting
stevencri t1_iujntak wrote
Reply to How long should I wait after a friend’s SO’s death to post things with my SO by Mushroom-frog12
I think it’s perfectly fine to post whenever. Nobody said that you can’t make Instagram posts or celebrate a holiday while grieving. Sometimes that’s the best time to party because it helps keep your mind off things. If it were me, I wouldn’t want people holding back their fun over my SO’s passing. As long as you’ve showed you’re grieving and you make it clear that you haven’t forgotten about them (and you’re there to support your friend in their time of need… reach out regularly and check on them) I don’t see why an insta post should matter.
stevencri t1_j2cboqg wrote
Reply to [25F][30M] My boyfriend is ghosting me by [deleted]
You’re not the one that needs to apologize here. You made a mistake. People forget things sometimes, that’s part of life.
He’s left you from being homeless to being homeless with 0 money and no place to put your belongings.
Unfortunately you’re in a tough situation. It’s easy for me to say to break up with him and find a new partner. But you probably feel you need to rely on him and work together since youre both homeless. So I don’t know what you should do, but I do know that you deserve an apology, not him.