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spilgrim16 t1_jea0ns6 wrote

You are 18 and only been seeing this guy for 6 months? Do you live in the US? If so you should absolutely not be trying for a baby and frankly a 37 year old who wants a baby with an 18 year old is absolutely a red flag.

And it sounds like he doesn't respect your sexual boundaries. You've told him clearly that you would prefer sex to not last as long and he has ignored that. That is another big read flag.

You are young and will have plenty of time to meet people who are better suited for you. This is does not sound like a healthy relationship at all. And I'm begging you as much as a stranger on the internet can, DO NOT HAVE A BABY WITH THIS GUY.

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the-mirrors-truth t1_jea0fob wrote

I don't think you should forget it tho, learn and grow from this.

It's going to hurt for sometime It's true.

One, block her from everything.

And keep yourself busy, go out with friends, see family. Pick up a new hobby, learn a new language just don't stay idle.

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Kubuubud t1_je9xq6a wrote

The lady might just think you’re a good dude and care about these women and is trying to play matchmaker.

You don’t know that she’s accurate, and “admirer” could just indicate they said you’re handsome or something.

If you’re not interested, just ignore it. And maybe tell the lady who told you that you make it a point to avoid workplace relationships or something of the sort, just to get her to stop

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ImAdou21Gta OP t1_je9x89j wrote

Thank you for your advice, to be honest with you, I never thought we were gonna end up this way, and before we started dating, I planned almost everything to be a real MAN with and for her, I was ready for everything to keep her with me, make her happy, show her respect and give her as much attention as she needs, but now when I'm thinking about it, I failed and ended up acting like a child because of her, immaturity, I guess. I'm definitly gonna remove my SM, that the only way to stop thinking about her.

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Castle_of_Aaaaaaargh t1_je9x7qz wrote

Some wise words for you:

Just because you heard from a 3rd party that someone likes you, doesnt mean you have to do anything at all.

Whether its 1 girl or 2, you dont have to react to the rumour/gossip. Because thats all it is- your other friend is getting involved and.. causing drama? Playing match maker? Being nosey? Unless you hear from someone directly that they like you, you dont have anything to respond to.

If you had particularly strong(er) feelings for someone, you’d already be gravitating towards them. But in this case, you don’t really have anything in mind that YOU want, so dont worry about it. No pressure to act any differently- if someone likes ya, its because you’re being yourself. Not reacting to some rumours and stressing out over what you need to do now :)

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wachenikusemapoa t1_je9wota wrote

It was very immature of you to "rate" her in the first place let alone tell her about it. And if you're not willing to show her love in the way she appreciates, especially after saying something that makes her feel she's not your top choice, then just let her go. You don't sound like you're willing to put in any effort to show her you care. You're no good for her.

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