hisimpendingbaldness
hisimpendingbaldness t1_j6kioz4 wrote
Reply to comment by queenbee_2603 in Should we break up or work on it? 19F 18M Been together for 6 months by queenbee_2603
Yow, well boy #2 is a little better but he needs to go too.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_j6ki7bt wrote
It takes two to fix, he ain't participating.
Are we sure the first one was the toxic relationship?
hisimpendingbaldness t1_j6k9vn4 wrote
Maybe she is not that into you? Have that conversation with her.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_j6k6jkp wrote
Reply to 19F and 44M by tushitouuu
Dont date dad. Find some one on a similar life path to you.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_j2fc4cn wrote
Seems like you are not getting what you need out of the relationship. You have asked for it, and you still are not getting it.
Dump him
hisimpendingbaldness t1_j2fbm05 wrote
Move out.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iyf17r6 wrote
Ignore him.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iyeyygi wrote
Its a bit odd. When your married with kids it makes more sense.
For now just politely decline
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iyeykiw wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Hi I’m new here got this app so I can have actual people respond to my comment… by [deleted]
>but people start to show their true colors after a few months…
Sad to say this is fairly common.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iyetu5d wrote
Reply to Hi I’m new here got this app so I can have actual people respond to my comment… by [deleted]
It means he figures a good defense is a strong offense, and when you question him he goes into attack mode. Not the greatest way to communicate in a relationship. Do you want to be yelled at for the next 30 years? If so stick with him.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iye5o6t wrote
Reply to I found out something I shouldn't have found out and now I don't want to talk to the person anymore, but I can't explain him why. by [deleted]
Just go cold on him. Don't answer his texts, don't pick up his calls. When you do talk to him, and he talks about getting back together just say "no, thank you". Nothing more to argue with
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iydc9ci wrote
Reply to In a long term relationship right before proposing but curious about exploring sexually. Should I [29M] should break up with my 3-yr gf [32F] or am I stupid? by KenMagus1600
If you are such a sexual person, why did you agree to celibacy?
Sexual compatibility is very important in a marriage, you should try it before you buy it.
I think you are screwed with this girl. Maybe you can change the rules of engagement, but whether she agrees or not I have no idea. May as well try.
Next girl don't do something that goes against your base instincts
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iuk1j6q wrote
Don't give him anything
Find someone who wants to be with you.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iujy4gc wrote
Stop bringing your friends home.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iujxzm7 wrote
I would strongly suggest you do not get a pixie cut hairstyle
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iujxp67 wrote
Reply to My sister is scaring the shit out of me by tidd494
She needs psychiatric help you can not provide. Point her at a real psychiatrist, you are not it.
Her showing up at your school is a huge red flag. Do not give her money or let her in where you live unescorted
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iujx0ms wrote
Reply to My future mother in law told me she disapproved of my wedding and went as far as to say she disapproved of the engagement too by ConferenceInitial912
Get on the same page as fdh, and stop talking to her about it.
She has declared war on you. Best way to fight it is ignore her and just live your best life. Do what you want when you want and don't listen to her.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iujo05d wrote
Reply to How long should I wait after a friend’s SO’s death to post things with my SO by Mushroom-frog12
30 days. If you are mouring with her.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iujnamm wrote
Yeah, you need to tell her then the both of you need to work out a strategy for dealing with her parents
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iuiw0qx wrote
44 ÷ 2 + 7 = 29
Old wives would approve, if you started a couple years ago, not so much
hisimpendingbaldness t1_iuiskl4 wrote
Reply to Sister is constantly doing drugs, abusing friends and destroying relationships by ottersarecool98
You can't, sorry to say. She will only get better when she wants to and goes to rehab. Until then there isn't much you can do for her.
Obvious stuff, don't give her any money or rides to her friends. You can offer to pay for and take her to rehab but don't give her the money for her to pay for it. You give that to the rehab place yourself.
hisimpendingbaldness t1_j6misuw wrote
Reply to He (39M) grabbed me and pushed me down, but I (28F) was the aggressor. Where do we go from here? by Formal_Self_8191
You could try couples counseling to see if you can learn to communicate.
I wouldn't. The violence is a deal breaker for me.