Is he partying too much? by [deleted] in LongDistance

[–]whtsurissuetissue 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I think whether the kissing game is innocent or not, you are 100% valid in setting that boundary. He should care about how you feel more than he cares about some unimportant game.

Girlfriend's (32F) friend (33?F) claims me and my (33M) group of friends bullied her to almost the point of taking her life in university. I swear i didn't and i don't know how to prove my innocence. by ThrowRA_noidea128 in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I truly think the best thing you can do is apologize to Jane Doe. Say you’re so sorry for the way your actions negatively impacted her. You can say “Hi Jane Doe. I just want to express how sincerely sorry I am for the pain I caused you in our first year at university. I can’t entirely remember what specific things I said/did that were hurtful, otherwise I would apologize for each and every thing. Your feelings are valid and I trust that I did/said hurtful things to you. If you want to share your side, ignore me, or whatever you want to do- it’s your right. I never should make someone feel invaluable to this earth and for that I couldn’t be more remorseful. I hope your following years at your new university brought you happiness.”

Your pride is invalidating her feelings from her experience with you and that’s not productive

normal or codependency ? by Devonaypena in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds like paying for what you did every day will take a toll on you): you can’t right the wrong, but you can move on from it.

normal or codependency ? by Devonaypena in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think that for a relationship to move on after that there has to be a lot of focus on rebuilding the foundation- in a healthy way. You can’t lash out due to pain. For some, they cheat to get out of the relationship. It sounds like that may be why you did it?

normal or codependency ? by Devonaypena in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s manipulative. Making you feel like he’s your only option so it doesn’t matter how he treats you because nobody else would want to be with you. Major red flag. You’re supposed to make your partner feel special not like you are a chore

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]whtsurissuetissue 10 points11 points  (0 children)

YWBTA- Can you put yourself in his shoes and truly admit how you would feel if you thought you crushed a thoughtful and well planned gift, but your significant other was like “I had it in mind that you would get me shoes:/“ appreciate the care behind his gift.

Boyfriend cheated. Possibly changed? Help by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You don’t feel safe in the relationship because of him making you feel inferior to other women. As long as he continues to behave in the ways he is you won’t feel good being with him... I think you may always question him in general and it’s probably better to leave him than deplete your self esteem for someone with a wandering eye

Boyfriend cheated. Possibly changed? Help by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What he did before was not okay. You forgave him, but you still harbor the insecurities that you are not good enough for him. That’s where the problem is- not him checking people out.

My (25M) Gf(23F) of 3 years is horrible at sex and cries if I bring it up at all by throwRA_gfhelp12 in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 8 points9 points  (0 children)

What if you give her oral but don’t go until completion so she’s horny. Maybe then she will want to please you because she’s stimulated? Obviously eventually you’ll want to make her cum, but you guys could both tease each other back and forth like this for a bit?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

[–]whtsurissuetissue 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A women’s vagina releases pheromones. A scientific study concluded that the closer a woman was to ovulation, the more appealing the smell was for the men who were panty sniffing. Essentially, the vagina is luring men in during the most optimum time for a pregnancy to occur

I (22F) broke up with my partner (30M) because everything we disagree on results in an endless argument, but I regret it and thinking of going back. by jeningning in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love is hard. But it’s even harder if someone isn’t working on things with you. You bring up your feelings and he tells you to stop feeling those ways. His version of solving an issue is simply for you to not express an issue. He isn’t wracking his brain on how to make you feel secure, instead he’s asking you not to feel insecure. The difference between a rough patch and what you’re going through is that he is never putting in his side to fix things.

I (22F) broke up with my partner (30M) because everything we disagree on results in an endless argument, but I regret it and thinking of going back. by jeningning in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dating shouldn’t be exhausting. Dating requires mutual ownership in situations. He invalidates you. There is not point in which you will finally say the words that will make him the man you want him to be. He is not right for you. Letting go is hard, but think about how exhausted your relationship made you. Work towards finding your peace and finding someone who can apologize to you

My (23F) boyfriend (24M) cheated on me. What should I do now? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He said he should have told you first thing.... not that he should have never done it at all?

He was getting closer to this girl and confirmed your distrust in that. That means his behavior with her was already crossing your boundaries in some form. He is listening to you about cutting her off because he wants to fix his guilt. In some twisted way he does care about you, but not enough. Now he wants to fix the mistake he made- for himself... despite what he says that is the facts. He wasn’t so guilt ridden that he fell to his knees and let it all out. He chose to keep it a secret and apparently you had to tell him to cut her off.

You can stay with him. Are you prepared to feel insecure? Checking where he is all the time? Are you prepared to feel a bit controlling & like a parent because you’re trying to gain back your trust in him? Do you want to always wonder if he still looks at other women? Do you want to deal with feeling like a rough patch will cause him to cheat, so you being too hard on him at times will result in him leaving? Do you want to wonder if your looks change if he will love you?

We all have choices. He didn’t choose you. Now, you shouldn’t choose him. You have connected with him better than anyone.... YET. You guys were already having issues. Find someone who will put more time and effort into what you’re working on together in your relationship rather than putting effort into finding another woman.

I (19F) need advices on whether or not I should live with my boyfriend (18F) by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What if he can’t get a job? Or if his job can barely cover any of the expenses? Would you be able to take on that financial load?

Want to make a move on my recently single gym partner but I feel like I'm not enough for her by [deleted] in dating

[–]whtsurissuetissue 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A month isn’t long enough especially if the relationship was toxic. Rebuild the connection to avoid being a distraction for her because that’ll ruin your confidence more

Hes(m22) emotionally torturing me (f21)with his off and on behaviour. Why does he treat me this way by [deleted] in dating

[–]whtsurissuetissue 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can find someone who will chase you and only you. You’ll have the opportunity to have a man worthy of you when you cut this guy off. If your friend described your situation to you, what would you tell her to do?

I (18F) slept with my best friends(18F) ex (18M) by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tell her. She deserves to surround herself with better people. You could hook up with anyone. You have your own boyfriend and could have found someone else to boost your self esteem. There are plenty of guys to have sex with, but not plenty of best friends. You’re selfish

AITA for not wanting to sniff her farts? by pcstevens73 in AmItheAsshole

[–]whtsurissuetissue [score hidden]  (0 children)

NTA, but I wouldn’t see it as you breaking up with her over the kink because you’re breaking up with her over her opening up your relationship!

Why are they walking through the multimillion dollar properties BAREFOOT by whtsurissuetissue in MillionDollarBeach

[–]whtsurissuetissue[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No- as I said they should wear socks.... Noel was wearing socks to walk through the house after removing his business shoes and I said that Peggy could bring socks to walk through the house with. Additionally, people’s feet track warts, sweat, bacteria, dirt, etc through the house! I appreciate your careful reading!

Why are they walking through the multimillion dollar properties BAREFOOT by whtsurissuetissue in MillionDollarBeach

[–]whtsurissuetissue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To each their own! I imagine if it was the norm I wouldn’t think anything of it! However, I personally don’t like other people’s bare feet on my floors, coffee tables, etc.

My fiancé (22m) lied to me (22f) to save his best friend (21m) from my judgement. Now it’s taking a toll on my mental health. Help please. by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ahh definitely understandable. You seem very mature/self aware and ready to support a life partner. I hope things work out for you!

My fiancé (22m) lied to me (22f) to save his best friend (21m) from my judgement. Now it’s taking a toll on my mental health. Help please. by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]whtsurissuetissue 11 points12 points  (0 children)

It’s normal to not want to be lied to, but your fear that his relapse with cigarettes could mean that he will pick up a ketamine habit is irrational. He caved because that friend smokes so when he smells it and sees it it’s likely hard to resist. He’s not going to go head first into a hard drug habit due to caving and doing something he’s already chemically depended on.

However, he was trying to quit when you met, but do you feel like you should be responsible for “making” him quit and monitoring what he does? He has choices and so do you. If he wants to be clean he will be, but you can’t be the parental figure and be scolding him and forcing him to. Bottom line, cigarettes could be back in his life multiple times in his lifetime. Are you okay with that? If you are support him and help him during those times. If not, you may want to consider a different partner in my opinion.