@hateher what do you mean?

@masquerader000 is this only about food? If it applies to other tasks, like cleaning and other self mainteinance chores, you can consider if it’s depression

@switch23 I think you can only vow to try your best to prepare yourself to make use of the next opportunity, by working on your personal growth. Relationships come and go, you probably didn’t miss on your soulmate, but it’s a good reminder that there is an issue and you have to work on it, and read up on working on shyness.

@samygirl2010 Block him everywhere for a year

@aireens I was reading this the other day, if you take away the ”it’s too much for me” element, there are still some good tips and links to other posts and resources you can use: https://captainawkward.com/2018/06/20/1116-helping-someone-who-doesnt-seem-to-want-help-group-chat-edition/

@equestrian27 But if it was perfect, why did it end? I think to move on, it’s important to admit that something wasn’t working, and include a fix for that in you model. If you get what you had with him again, you would get another breakup.

You’ll get at him with child support

If she’s an adult, why not; if the parents don’t know because she’s a minor, I guess there’s a bunch of complications to be discussed regarding adults who secretly have sex with minors in hotels. It’s anyways always good to let a trusted friend know where she is/will go/will be.

@bornxlivedxdied follows you literally or metaphorically? :O

In the chat

You can look at it as your parents are big adults, they are more familiar with the subject, and they’ll surely manage to find a way to deal with this, which is not your problem. @positivity-vibes

@robgibb1997 if you stay, you have to check on your on codependency, so that you make the best choices for both of you.