Anonymous wrote:He lied to you
He demeaned you, called you insecure
That’s not a good person to be with, regardless of whether he stays in contact with his ex or not
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm so sorry. I would end it also. He isn't 100% with you. He may move on eventually...likely when his ex re-marries, but who knows. All you can do is figure he isn't ready now and hasn't been honest with you and move on
OP: According to him, they met when he was 19. She's the only other woman he's ever been with. So, from 19 to 34, she was his life. He said to me once, "It's hard to cut off someone who was part of your life for 20 years. Sometimes they're still important to you even if you aren't in love with them." I don't know what to do with that.
That statement is irrelevant at this point. He's been lying to you. If it's "hard" to cut someone off, he should have told you he was still talking to her all the time. His actions are telling you that it's easy to dupe you and hard to let her go. What do you do with that statement?
OP: He told me I was jealous and insecure when I told him their relationship bothered me. Sigh.
The longer this thread goes on, the more clear it is that you thrive on drama. You're signing on for it even though every single person has told you to move on, so have fun.
OP: No, no, no. I was just sharing what he told me the last time I brought up his relationship with her, months and months ago. I haven't spoken to him about this yet. Still thinking and deciding my move.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm so sorry. I would end it also. He isn't 100% with you. He may move on eventually...likely when his ex re-marries, but who knows. All you can do is figure he isn't ready now and hasn't been honest with you and move on
OP: According to him, they met when he was 19. She's the only other woman he's ever been with. So, from 19 to 34, she was his life. He said to me once, "It's hard to cut off someone who was part of your life for 20 years. Sometimes they're still important to you even if you aren't in love with them." I don't know what to do with that.
That statement is irrelevant at this point. He's been lying to you. If it's "hard" to cut someone off, he should have told you he was still talking to her all the time. His actions are telling you that it's easy to dupe you and hard to let her go. What do you do with that statement?
OP: He told me I was jealous and insecure when I told him their relationship bothered me. Sigh.
The longer this thread goes on, the more clear it is that you thrive on drama. You're signing on for it even though every single person has told you to move on, so have fun.
/yep. OP wants to "win" She thinks she will get him to choose her eventually. Notice the title of this thread " Ex never ever goes away" not " My boyfriend is inappropriate with his ex."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm so sorry. I would end it also. He isn't 100% with you. He may move on eventually...likely when his ex re-marries, but who knows. All you can do is figure he isn't ready now and hasn't been honest with you and move on
OP: According to him, they met when he was 19. She's the only other woman he's ever been with. So, from 19 to 34, she was his life. He said to me once, "It's hard to cut off someone who was part of your life for 20 years. Sometimes they're still important to you even if you aren't in love with them." I don't know what to do with that.
That statement is irrelevant at this point. He's been lying to you. If it's "hard" to cut someone off, he should have told you he was still talking to her all the time. His actions are telling you that it's easy to dupe you and hard to let her go. What do you do with that statement?
OP: He told me I was jealous and insecure when I told him their relationship bothered me. Sigh.
The longer this thread goes on, the more clear it is that you thrive on drama. You're signing on for it even though every single person has told you to move on, so have fun.
/yep. OP wants to "win" She thinks she will get him to choose her eventually. Notice the title of this thread " Ex never ever goes away" not " My boyfriend is inappropriate with his ex."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Does he have kids with her?
OP: Nope, no kids, so all contact is totally by choice.
PP here. Dump him. I was giving the benefit of the doubt, but dude has issues.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm so sorry. I would end it also. He isn't 100% with you. He may move on eventually...likely when his ex re-marries, but who knows. All you can do is figure he isn't ready now and hasn't been honest with you and move on
OP: According to him, they met when he was 19. She's the only other woman he's ever been with. So, from 19 to 34, she was his life. He said to me once, "It's hard to cut off someone who was part of your life for 20 years. Sometimes they're still important to you even if you aren't in love with them." I don't know what to do with that.
That statement is irrelevant at this point. He's been lying to you. If it's "hard" to cut someone off, he should have told you he was still talking to her all the time. His actions are telling you that it's easy to dupe you and hard to let her go. What do you do with that statement?
OP: He told me I was jealous and insecure when I told him their relationship bothered me. Sigh.
The longer this thread goes on, the more clear it is that you thrive on drama. You're signing on for it even though every single person has told you to move on, so have fun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm so sorry. I would end it also. He isn't 100% with you. He may move on eventually...likely when his ex re-marries, but who knows. All you can do is figure he isn't ready now and hasn't been honest with you and move on
OP: According to him, they met when he was 19. She's the only other woman he's ever been with. So, from 19 to 34, she was his life. He said to me once, "It's hard to cut off someone who was part of your life for 20 years. Sometimes they're still important to you even if you aren't in love with them." I don't know what to do with that.
That statement is irrelevant at this point. He's been lying to you. If it's "hard" to cut someone off, he should have told you he was still talking to her all the time. His actions are telling you that it's easy to dupe you and hard to let her go. What do you do with that statement?
OP: He told me I was jealous and insecure when I told him their relationship bothered me. Sigh.
The longer this thread goes on, the more clear it is that you thrive on drama. You're signing on for it even though every single person has told you to move on, so have fun.
OP: No, no, no. I was just sharing what he told me the last time I brought up his relationship with her, months and months ago. I haven't spoken to him about this yet. Still thinking and deciding my move.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm so sorry. I would end it also. He isn't 100% with you. He may move on eventually...likely when his ex re-marries, but who knows. All you can do is figure he isn't ready now and hasn't been honest with you and move on
OP: According to him, they met when he was 19. She's the only other woman he's ever been with. So, from 19 to 34, she was his life. He said to me once, "It's hard to cut off someone who was part of your life for 20 years. Sometimes they're still important to you even if you aren't in love with them." I don't know what to do with that.
That statement is irrelevant at this point. He's been lying to you. If it's "hard" to cut someone off, he should have told you he was still talking to her all the time. His actions are telling you that it's easy to dupe you and hard to let her go. What do you do with that statement?
OP: He told me I was jealous and insecure when I told him their relationship bothered me. Sigh.
The longer this thread goes on, the more clear it is that you thrive on drama. You're signing on for it even though every single person has told you to move on, so have fun.
What is there to think about and decide?
a) You dump him and find a guy who wants to be with you 100%
b) You remain the third wheel for the rest of your life, with the very real possibility that a few years down the line whenyou are married with kids he leaves you for her.
OP: No, no, no. I was just sharing what he told me the last time I brought up his relationship with her, months and months ago. I haven't spoken to him about this yet. Still thinking and deciding my move.