Anonymous wrote:Oh boy. Red flag, no make that neon red blinking signs saying run from this relationship. If this is a true post, here are the big things that caught my attention
1. You said he points the blame at everyone else. You don't want to be in a relationship with a person that won't take responsibility for his/her actions. My kids are in elementary school and we've had this discussion. I've seen what happens when someone always says it's the other person's fault and never ever looks at their own actions ...yes goes thru a lot of jobs, yes has a lot of volatile relationships
2. Umm, why are you more invested in a job for him than he is? With my own kids I will guide but I won't do the work for them. He is a grown man and you are doing all the legwork. If he is going to make a favorable impressions he is going to need to show employers that he is motivated.
3. Lack of thoughtfulness. He didn't offer to help pay for the food, it doesn't seem like he tried to come up with a low cost outing to show how much he appreciated your thoughtfulness. Oh and he is going out with other woman.
4. Remember while people can change, you can't change people. Repeat as often as you need. I used to get wound up until I realized, no I can't change people, only my reaction/boundaries to their foolishness.
Anonymous wrote:He honestly to me seems like a sweet guy. Just that Hess going through a hard times when I'm with him I'm treated like a queen.
Anonymous wrote:
Please don't make a baby with this loser, because that means you're a loser too.
Anonymous wrote:I feel like this might be a troll post, but in the event it's serious...
You already know this isn't going to work out. Just rip off the bandaid, end it, and concentrate on your GED and your work so you don't lose the fancy apartment. (Or consider living beneath your means - you're not fooling anyone with the apartment if they know you have 3 jobs. Nobody "rich" has 3 jobs.)