my boyfriend of 5 years lies about things. He talked me into a lease with him
And everything he told me was a lie. I think he is cheating also. I have ten months on the lease so saving money and hoping I can make it through the depression and stress of this whole situation
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You must feel betrayed by your partner. It sounds like you have a plan to take care of yourself in the future, and let him go. Good job. Stay strong. 🥰
I feel for you and know how you feel. I had a thought that my husband was cheating and found out after he died not only did he cheat, but had 3 kids with 3 different women. Be strong and follow your instincts, you're doing the right thing by planning for yourself.
Yes I do apologize for everything and I know it’s not my fault either these behaviors. I am faulted in listening and expecting people to change based on words but not actions
Whose name is on the lease? If it is joint it could be a problem, but if it is just you, and you can afford to, Boot him out! Get another housemate temporarily.
Glad to hear you're safe. Sorry it's so toxic..Hope you can make it through the next several months while you save enough to move out. Try to spend as little time with him as possible. That's what I did before my ex finally moved out several years ago..
I'm sure it is. I used to go to a park and write in my journal when I wasn't working. One of my happiest days was the day of my divorce. I went to a friend's and we celebrated with champagne 🍾 🥂 and chocolate 🍫.Take care and sending hugs.
So sorry you are experiencing this! But you are wiser now and have a good plan in place. I once was in a similar situation and a good friend helped me understand that there are 2 sides to this game. I could start getting stronger by claiming better boundaries and behaviour from “him” while I was waiting out my time and building up my resources . Of course he couldn’t get there but I felt stronger when I could call him out while keeping myself calm and secure in my future. It wasn’t pleasant for him anymore and he was astonished by my strength when he realized I wasn’t going to be a participant in his charade. He tried many tactics but none would work as I used the anger to stay true to myself. Anger can be therapeutic sometimes. In the end I was able to leave feeling stronger and healthier and had my savings to start a new. Keep the faith in your convictions, you are worth it.
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