I think you just answered your own question.I may not be able to trust her ever again, and she has broken my heart several times already
She's a grown woman, leave her to her own devices. The most important thing is your children.
I think you just answered your own question.I may not be able to trust her ever again, and she has broken my heart several times already
Please, don't ask her to stay friends with you. That just comes across to her as weak and indecisive.fenrizz said:I still hope we can be friends, 'cus she still is my bestfriend.
See there's certain things that just shouldn't be consulted by 16 year olds. Life experience is a lot more critical here than anything else. Anyways, I can't give advice because just reading something in text doesn't tell the whole story.massau said:i'm not i'm 16 years old but i know what to do i'm a good thinker and i can see right trough somebody's "first layer" and say what's wrongThegoodfriar said:Dude, I feel bad for you because you are seeking serious relationship advice from the magical interwebs. You know everyone here is 25 years old, lives in their parent's basement and hasn't seen the light of day for the past three years.
Thanks for that, means alot to meHakushi said:You seem to be such a great person, it's very sad you have to live a situation like that. Most important thing, you need to work on controlling your own life, as you said, she seems to know how to control you. Learning to say no to a person we love is the hardest thing to do, but it will benefit you in the end. The children will be much happier if you have control of your own life (with or without her) then controlled by her the way it is now. Move on, and maybe once she got a no from you she will realize a few things. You deserve better, and you know it. I wish you the best of luck