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Default Nov 03, 2017 at 01:07 AM
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Her other boyfriend finished with her few days ago .maybe that's why she came to see me .
That's exactly why she came to see you.

I have not read the entire thread, but I have been in enough unhealthy situations to know that when someone contacts me a few days after they're through with another person, it isn't because they've been longing for me the whole time. It's because I'm a filler. That isn't fair...don't be a filler.
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Default Nov 03, 2017 at 10:32 PM
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She said " don't fall in love with me yet " .
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When two (plus family) of you have all that drama and volatility, it is very absorbing and will certainly get your attention. But from what I've read you seem to have a great life, even a happy life, outside of that relationship (although, yes, maybe at times it can be a little boring and depressing being on your own). She isn't going to change. If you want to go back to the fights and being thrown out on the street, then yes, get involved with her again. But really, if even she says "don't fall in love with me yet" then that's one statement I would believe in.
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Default Dec 06, 2018 at 08:47 PM
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Hello

I am in a new relationship since July 2018 .

She has children and they get on well with me .

Now my girlfriend she goes out to nightclubs at night and does not come back until 10am in the morning. She says shes at her gay friends hous after the nightclub closes at 07am

She has lied to me 2 times . Saying she will not go out and she went out. Now she promised she will not lie about going out to nightclubs.

Last night she told me She is going out and going to a night club . I told her enjoy yourself .

I said this to be cool but really I did not like it . She is 52 years old and she saisd she wants to enjoy life .

I cant go to nightclubs because she goes during the week and I have to work .also my nightclub days are over .

Now my problem is I need to tell her I dont like her doing this but I dont want to impose on her liberty and freedom
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Default Dec 07, 2018 at 01:05 AM
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How do you find these loosers that really have no interest in having a real committed relationship with you?

If she is doing this & this is not what you want a GF to do maybe you should really look for someone who really shares your own values instead of trying to change someone into having your values?

You seem to have a knack for picking women who are wrong for you.

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Default Dec 07, 2018 at 09:30 AM
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One of the biggest problems in relationships is not using words to communicate what we need from our parter. You should sit down with her and tell her what you need and how you feel about this. That's not imposing on her liberty and freedom. Just my opinion. Best to you.
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Default Dec 07, 2018 at 01:11 PM
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Just remember you may communicate what yiu want but it may not be what she wants. At least if you say something you will both know if this relationship is not going to work or whether you are both going to have to work at making is a REAL relationship. Right now yiu are really only existing & touching each others lives when it is convenient

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Default Dec 07, 2018 at 02:05 PM
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I'm sorry you're struggling, pierrek I think you need to talk to her about this and explain why this is bothering you. Communication is the key for a good relationship. Let us know how it goes. I'm sorry you have to deal with this
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Default Dec 08, 2018 at 06:41 PM
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It’s nothing to do with communication. People are who they are. This woman likes to spend all night in the nightclub. It’s fine but it’s not the type of woman you want so why date her? You keep dating women who are wrong for you. Dating wrong people and telling them you want them to change is pointless. You need to date right people from the start. I
Think it’s pretty obvious who people are after just few dates. You don’t need to get involved if their life style doesn’t match yours
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Default Dec 08, 2018 at 06:42 PM
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Communication, Communication, Communication.

Most relationships require compromise to run smoothly and stay healthy...But when we are at constant war with the choices our partner is making, it's time to take a few steps back and re evaluate what it is we REALLY want.

A healthy partnership need not be all or nothing, as consenting adults we get to make the rules, but to do this there MUST be communication. I'm assuming that your new girlfriends children are grown adults and living independently, so there is no reason why she should not be staying out and enjoying herself as she sees fit. If her nightclubbing is a deal breaker for you, then asking her to stop isn't prudent, maybe it isn't your idea of a good time, but she has the right to be her own person.

But this is where communication is key...As her 'boyfriend' you don't get to tell her how to live her life...However, if you are in a situation where you are sharing living space, expenses, and are both committed to a life together, then there needs to be a consensus on what is acceptable and what isn't. But there is no hard and fast rule......communicating your needs & wants with each other is key. Just be warned...To keep your relationship healthy, you may need to agree on a level of autonomy...only you can choose how much you are willing to compromise.

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Default Jan 23, 2019 at 02:27 PM
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thank you for your comments

my girlfriend moved in some weeks ago and on new years eve she went out for 26 hours and came back and said she would never go out again . she came back with a few bruises on her face were she said someone hit her. she as not gone out nightclubing since . she as walked out on me once and came back the same day .

She likes to argue in front of the 6 year old daughter . but I just walk away to calm the situation .one example was the childs unfinished finished dinner and wants desert and mother said ask me I said no, not until you finish the dinner and then you can have desert and the mother said ok Ill buy her an desert .so to calm the situation I gave her the desert . her mother took it off the child and said I ll buy it for her and I saw you expression on your face when you gave the desert to the child

Thier are a lot more moments like that .I am getting down .dont know what to do ?
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Default Jan 23, 2019 at 02:53 PM
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thank you for your comments

my girlfriend moved in some weeks ago and on new years eve she went out for 26 hours and came back and said she would never go out again . she came back with a few bruises on her face were she said someone hit her. she as not gone out nightclubing since . she as walked out on me once and came back the same day .

She likes to argue in front of the 6 year old daughter . but I just walk away to calm the situation .one example was the childs unfinished finished dinner and wants desert and mother said ask me I said no, not until you finish the dinner and then you can have desert and the mother said ok Ill buy her an desert .so to calm the situation I gave her the desert . her mother took it off the child and said I ll buy it for her and I saw you expression on your face when you gave the desert to the child

Thier are a lot more moments like that .I am getting down .dont know what to do ?
You keep finding these unsuitable partners and bring them in and then ask what to do. What to do? Just stop moving in all these ridiculous women
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Default Jan 23, 2019 at 03:22 PM
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Sit her down, lay out your feelings and expectations. if she violates them even once ask her to leave your house.

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my girlfriend moved in some weeks ago and on new years eve she went out for 26 hours and came back and said she would never go out again . she came back with a few bruises on her face were she said someone hit her. she as not gone out nightclubing since . she as walked out on me once and came back the same day .

She likes to argue in front of the 6 year old daughter . but I just walk away to calm the situation .one example was the childs unfinished finished dinner and wants desert and mother said ask me I said no, not until you finish the dinner and then you can have desert and the mother said ok Ill buy her an desert .so to calm the situation I gave her the desert . her mother took it off the child and said I ll buy it for her and I saw you expression on your face when you gave the desert to the child

Thier are a lot more moments like that .I am getting down .dont know what to do ?

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Hello Pierrek,

I am so sorry you have experienced this. It sounds like you are dealing with emotional abuse. When a person threatens to end their life that is an abusive effort to manipulate you and never okay in any siutation. In one post you said you don't need therapy because you see the goodness in people. Seeking therapy does not indicate weakness or looking for the worst in people. An experienced therapist could help you break down what's going on in your relationship, how to deal with it, and explore why you partnered with this person.

Abuse does not just get better in time as you suggested. Without professional intervention and consequences, abusive partners tend to become increasingly unhealthy over time. In some cases this can become physically dangerous. The emotional abuse you have already experienced is very harmful. Did you know that emotional abuse can affect your decision-making processes and judgment...leading you to accept behaviors and situations which are not okay. A therapist could really help you with that.

I encourage you to seriously consider a consultation with an experienced psychologist. With regard to why you are in the relationship...you may want to explore your relationship with yourself, self-esteem, your childhood experiences, and your parents' relationship. Our parents teach us how to treat ourselves. We also (often without even realizing) tend to partner with someone similar to the role model we had growing up. A man tends to partner with someone similar to his mother. A woman tends to partner with someone similar to her father. Not consciously though. Of course there can be exceptions but I am wondering how your mother treated you? How did your mother and father get along? These are all important considerations which can be explored with a professional therapist.

I am very concerned about you and the child of your partner. Please take some time to think this through. I need to be candid in telling you that if things continue as they are, I fear they will only get worse. I wish you peace and healing energy.

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Default Jan 23, 2019 at 03:53 PM
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You must like living around stressful people. You aren't married to this person.....you are not compatible in your values.....stop trying to force a square peg into a round hole. You are wasting yoyr time while she is using you for a place to stay. Is that really what you want your life to be like?

If not you better start making better choices & realize that NOT every woman who shows interest in you is a possibility for becoming a GF. Get to know them first before making any committment to hsving them move in.....unwise choice on your part.

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Pierrek, I think you may find these links helpful:

64 Signs of Mental and Emotional Abuse: How to Identify It, What to Do

Bill from PC also created the following thread:

Dear Abby: Warning Signs of an Abuser

Please remember that you deserve respect, peace, and safety. Always. Whether in a relationship or not.
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Default Sep 14, 2020 at 09:36 PM
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Hello

It has been 2 years and over I have been with my girlfriend.

I am so emotionally exhausted .

days ago her daughter starts screaming at her mother then her mother screams back at her .
This has been going on for years her 21 year old daughter tried to commit suicide 3 times .
She was in a hospital for 2 weeks last time she tried to commit suicide .
But she refuses to see the psychiatrist.
Ive put up with so much with my girfriends family , the stories are a lot .its so hard .
I finally lost my temper and told the 21 year old daughter what I thought and her sister whom is
15 just closed the door on me .
I just can not finish the realtionship with her .I dont know why I can not say its finished .
Maybe .I dont want to be lonely . Maybe , I like to live like this .
I am so lost and looking for answers . please help anyone
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I hate to break it to you but when it comes to her daughter her mother is really the only one who can get involved and insist on anything. If she won’t see the psychiatrist you can’t make her. Unfortunately with mental health it’s very common to resist psychiatry.

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Default Oct 12, 2020 at 10:25 PM
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Its getting to much .
The 21 year old daughter is getting to much . it's effecting me.
She said to me " my mother can do better than you". my response was well its her decision if she wants to leave me.
then she replies "will you be sad " . I said "yes. but I will have to get over it ".
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Some people overreact to things. The best thing to do is stay calm and relaxed and do what you think is best for the relationship. Maybe its best to stay friends. Although this is just an opinion. She is 16 years younger than you. The level of personality is distant between the 2 of you. If you think you can make it work i will not stop you. Although dating someone that many years younger will cause more problems over time.
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It's finally over after 3 years she sent me this message.
Its going to be hard for me I prefer that its end our relationship which leads to nothing 3 years you speak no future you do not need me in your life you show it to me well I prefer to be alone with my worries you or someone will get your box and your business its not going to be hard for you i don't worry since yesterday i'm thinking it is the best solution yourself you told me i can't love you as you want i want a man present that i am her priority is not your case i kiss you

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