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| 2 | Fearing reaction from my mom after telling her that my boyfriend is ArabI would be honest with your mom. Sometimes we don’t want to hear it from our parents, but I wished I listened to mine and was more open. You may be lying to her because you fear disappointment or perhaps you have a feeling that something’s off about this guy. Regardless, if she loves you, then listen to her for a second. She may tell you something you don’t like but it’s for your future you. She’s looking out for you. I think she’d much rather know what’s going on before you get hurt. She’s much… | /r/RedPillWomen | 29/09/23 10:38 AM |
| 5 | Feeling doomed at 26I agree to some extent. Suppression is helpful. However, if she endured trauma sometimes you do need someone to talk about it with. I would not unload all your trauma on date 1. Even date 3 or maybe 4. But it’s certainly okay if there’s something nagging at you that you need to let out and talk about. After my marriage ended when I was 25, which was an extremely abusive marriage mentally, sexually, and physically. I naturally fell in the trap of dating another abusive man. On my part, it wasn’t … | /r/RedPillWomen | 29/07/23 02:26 PM |
| 6 | Feeling doomed at 26It’s true. Interestingly though, I said this to a psychiatrist. “I need to work on myself before dating”, and he responded with something to the extent of, “why put your life on hold?”. I think some people can isolate after negative events and then fail to ever grow. They live in fear and constantly ruminate that they have all these problems. That they need to be “fixed”. And they get stuck. Potentially waste years. He actually encouraged me to go date. He actually told me, “sometimes you need t… | /r/RedPillWomen | 29/07/23 02:17 PM |
| 2 | Disabled ex husbandNo matter what you decide there will always be critics. Do what is best for you. Do you want children? If you do, it’s best they have a father that can support them and you. He wouldn’t be the one to have a family with, I’m sorry to say. I was in a somewhat similar situation. I married young; at 21. A few months following into our marriage my ex-husband had a mental breakdown and we discovered he had schizophrenia. I loved him so much and wanted to take care of him. But it was very difficult. I … | /r/RedPillWomen | 19/06/23 11:14 PM |
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