poopylungstuffing wrote:
I am upset because he is preoccupied with his dumb teenaged ex-girlfriend.
He claims to no longer be romanticly involved with her but that does not keep him from being emotionally obsessed over her.
If he's still obsessed with her, then he's not over her, so he certainly isn't committed to you. That sounds like a pretty serious problem.
poopylungstuffing wrote:
I always have told him that I would rather be single than in a polygamous relationship.
That's perfectly reasonable.
poopylungstuffing wrote:
This kind of manipulative behavior is the reason we broke up last year.
It is in danger of happening again...
I really
don't like playing devil's advocate in this sort of situation...but is that the worst possible outcome? If you aren't happy, and you don't think he will really change, then you will likely
stay unhappy. Even if what's to come after such an outcome looks bleak, it is a guaranteed change, a change that could turn out to be good.
poopylungstuffing wrote:
He has got weird control/dependancy issues..where he is very dependant on others and then goes outof his way to control them. It is hard to explain....
Depending on you, then making you feel guilty if that may not always be an option? I'm reaching a bit, but I figured I'd guess at it.
poopylungstuffing wrote:
I am frustrated and confused...If I leave Super Happy Fun Land, I will inevitably end up living with my parents...it is really hard for me to find/hold jobs and I don't drive.
So does this mean that I should buck up and put up with this crap?
Living with my parents would be very smothering....
Well, from what
little I can remember about Super Happy Fun Land from when I went there on New Years several years ago, it is a pretty cool place. That being said, even with the possibility or likelihood that you would end up living with your parents for some amount of time, you should never feel the need to "put up with this crap."
poopylungstuffing wrote:
I guess I need to emotionally detach myself from the situation if I am to continue living with this impulsive Peter Pan who is also emotionally involved with a 19 year old.
In the past I have thought about telling him we could just be friends and then he could go off and oe obsessed with whoever he wanted and I wouldn't have to be emotionally affected.
That doesn't sound fair to you. I know I wouldn't be able to do the same, to detach myself from someone, stop being interested in them, and remain friends with them, so they can go off and be with someone else.
poopylungstuffing wrote:
And then I am insecure about myself...I have gotten so fat in the last year....and I am 32...I don't expect to ever marry...I am too childlike...I am more likely to eventually get replaced by a younger model.
Maybe if I lived alone and never interracted with anyone, I would be alot better off.
If you feel like the guy will grow tired of you because you have grown older, then it isn't the right guy. Unless he's managed to stop the aging process, he's getting older too, so that's far from a fair thing to do.
A lot of it has to do with finding the right person. I had completely given up around the start of the summer, and then basically found someone like you would find a wall when walking around a room with no lights on. Unexpected, but, well, incredible.