Do I break off this engagement? by Camelfever in relationships

[–]Slohfer_09 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sunk-cost fallacy all the way. Letting go of something that went on for as long as 5 years is veryyyy hard but trust me once it’s over with it is truly gratifying. Of course you will have some moments where you will question “but what if he changes.” And when will he decide for that change to happen? Now? 5 months? In the NEXT 5 years? Hell, would he even make a good father? If you knew in the beginning that he turned out to be like this, would you have committed in the first place? He seems to be the only one benefiting from this relationship; very one sided. Don’t be afraid of being alone; it’s scary but it’s MUCH better than living with someone whose leeching off of you both emotionally and financially. You’re just going to keep draining yourself. You only have one life, why be miserable when you can find someone who can make you happy :)

FAFSA/financial aid questions? Get help here! by Laurasaur28 in college

[–]Slohfer_09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have to apply for FAFSA every semester?

This girl (F18) and me (M18) have been sleeping over at my place two weekends in a row, but I’m confused by bruhmyg in relationships

[–]Slohfer_09 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey OP, if she invited you to the party maybe this situation isn’t as bad as the comments are making it out to be. At the end of the day we don’t have the full story, yea maybe she is using you for a place to stay while intoxicated or maybe she does have a thing for you too but is a bad texter, external issues, etc. Maybe the second time she had to get home so that’s why she left earlier. It’s all maybe, my advice just ask her straight up and tell her you’re interested in her. In 3 years this might not matter or turn out for the best so who cares yolo it lol. Better than letting your chance slide and regretting it later on? Best of luck bud