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Reply: I feel like my fiancé puts me down...

I understood. But it can't be denied that "clipper" was being rather.. Close minded?...

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Reply: lost

The "9 times out of 10" was more than less a way of stating MOST of the time.

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Reply: Dealing with your relationship and parents disappr...

We did find a place that we wanted, but was taken, that was recently made available. We...

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Reply: French Kissing

People just have things they do and don't like. My fiancé doesn't like it except for...

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9 times out of 10 a married man will not leave his wife for the mistress. Even if he...

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Reply: How to be supportive?

Well your guys first mistake was enabling the situation. You say it's become abusive....

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Reply: Dealing with your relationship and parents disappr...

(Continuing) its in budget, so I claimed it. We can move in with in two weeks. I let my...

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Dealing with your relationship and parents disappr...

Has anyone else had to deal with this? I've had a very traumatic day, with a some what...

Posted by StacyVaughn

Has anyone else had to deal with this? I've had a very traumatic day, with a some what happy ending. I'll start off by filling you in on my parents a little. I grew up really well, and very spoiled. But there has been so many bad experiences with in our family, it has driven a lot of us apart (such as sexual abuse). So needless to say, I've never particularly been close with my family, and definitely not my parents. Growing up I literally never got to go hang out with friends, like all the other kids my age. From 4th grade to 8th grade I had me friend that I was allowed to invite over, and sometimes go to her house. And even more rarely, we got to go to the movies or mall. When that relationship ended, I made a new friend. They hated her for a year until one day they decided she was great, and we were allowed to go to each others houses some what often. (In junior high school we use to count every time we got to hang out, cause it never happened, how sad is that? ) my mom excuse to not letting me hang out with people was always, they seem disturbed. Even though they never met them. When it came to boyfriends, I always did my best to keep it a secret. Other wise it would be all drama with my parents! One time my dad actually hacked my myspace account, cause I has been talking to this guy (that I ended up dating for a couple years.) it wasn't until I turned 18 that I was allowed to hang out with guys, dating or not. Even than, I've yet to ever bring a guy home to my parents. They always see the worst in any guy any of us girls have ever been with, and make a huge deal out of it. When my sister got married, and it was time for the father daughter dance, every ne cleared to floor, but my dad was no where around. They ended up having to look around the place for him, and he was sitting alone at the dessert table eating. When they said they were waiting on him for the dance, he made them wait till he was done.... Not five years later, he likes her husband. But he put them through he'll before that happened. My fiancÃ© recently moved back in with his parents, temporarily. He had changed careers, and is now up and going on this new one. Doing something he actually enjoys. When he was with the last girl/baby mama she was extremely unsupportive, and not cared about him making a bunch of money. So once they split up, he pursued what he wanted. We found a place we wanted to move into, but than I got pregnant, and I was worried it would be too crowded. But with only one of us working right now, we were having trouble finding some where in budget to live, that was also bigger. Today his parents, after just moving in his middle brother, just also moved in his youngest brother and his wife, mind you there house is small and cluttered. Three bedroom, one bathroom. Pissed off that they would even think that it was ok, with little consideration to everyone else in the house + my finances two kids, I asked my mom if for just this one night I could watch the kids at their house, just for a few hours. To get away from all the stress. Long story short she said no. Basically said it was our problem, and she wasn't going to do anything that benefitted my fiancÃ© and his kids. After a long discussion on it, she than told me that we were going to have to talk about my living situation. Currently I stay with my fiancÃ© when he has the kids every other week, and with my parents the rest of the time. She told me that was no longer going to work. Either I break up with him, and they'll support me and the baby, get us our own place, etc. or I am out of their house and on my own. I forgot to mention his parents have five dogs and three cats and they don't clean. So I always get sick over here, and will definitely never allow my baby here. So if we weren't able to move out by the time the baby comes, I'd have no where to go... I magically found a house to rent that was taken, but the guy backed out at last minute. So I went and looked at it,View Thread

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Reply: What's Your Deal Breaker?

It depends on the addiction. If its conflicting with your lives, and causing issues, of...

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