"I told her, 'We’ve been together for six years.' Her response was, 'Well, sometimes that is not enough.'"
"I haven’t seen or spoken to Regina in six years."
“I’ve said absolutely not. Am I being unfair?”
"Since I came out to her, every conversation with her seems to be about LGBTQ+ issues."
"How do I tell her to move on and stop trying to convince him to like her?"
"I usually just say something along the lines of, 'I’ve hit my limit, no more work talk.' Sometimes I walk away too."
"I am, unfortunately, her manager by title... It is actually making me insane."
"I want to support her but I feel tired, having spent years supporting her in these same issues time and time again. Tell me how to navigate this."
"I still had things in that house, like old high school items, diplomas, childhood/baby photos, etc. I have no idea how to approach getting these items back, or if I should call it a wash and accept that they’re gone."
"I feel so calm and safe with him; it feels like I know what he thinks before he says it. At some points during these years, he has hinted at feeling something non-platonic towards me too, and a few people also took notice and said something about it."
"I haven’t seen or spoken to Regina in six years."
"I told her, 'We’ve been together for six years.' Her response was, 'Well, sometimes that is not enough.'"
“I’ve said absolutely not. Am I being unfair?”
"Since I came out to her, every conversation with her seems to be about LGBTQ+ issues."
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