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tl;dr: my boyfriend and I have been long distance for about 9 months after dating in person for nearly 3 years and I feel I may have lost my love for him during that time. How do I know for sure, and how can I break it off if it's really over?
My boyfriend and I started dating November 2019. I had just moved to the city while working a terrible and demanding job and he was in the second year of a PhD program. Naturally, when 2020 rolled around and the pandemic hit, we wound up each others' pods. Although we never actually lived together, we spent a lot of time at each others' apartments. It was tough adjusting to each others' living standards at first, and we definitely got into petty squabbles about things, but I stepped up my cleanliness/organization game to better suit his style and I think he learned to be slightly less uptight with me.
During the pandemic, I also decided to finally get serious about applying to grad school and trying to get a better career for myself since I felt my industry was volatile under COVID and also that I'd gone about as far as my bachelors would take me. From the start, I had felt a lot of insecurity about dating him because of him working on his graduate degree from a world-class school while I still just had a bachelors from a local state school and was in a dead-end situation. I had definitely wanted to get into a good university so that it wouldn't feel like there was some kind of intelligence/education disparity between the two of us.
I started applying to graduate programs and wound up getting into a great school that's considered comparable to his... but is also on the other side of the country. To his credit, he encouraged me to go, and I've been studying here since September. The transition to LDR was rough for us because of how physically close we'd been prior to that in our relationship. We have tried different ways to communicate long term (scheduled things, spontaneous things) with varying degrees of success.
In the past few months, I've come to the painful realization that I think I'm losing my love for him. I think a big part of it is just the long distance burnout and adjusting to living independent on a day-to-day level, but there may be other issues too.
I think the other big big issues on my end are:

1. Intimacy - common issue on this sub from what I can tell. We were really sexually active with each other in the early months of our relationship, but from around March 2020 (so over three years ago) he just can't seem to get and stay aroused. To his credit, he's gone to the doctor and been prescribed pills, but those haven't been successful either, and in the past year or so it feels like he's completely given up. Since we've gone long distance, he is even less interested in physical intimacy. We scheduled times to try Zoom sex (cringe I know) and he was completely unwilling to do anything.
2. Moral support - while he has always encouraged me to be the best version of myself possible, there are little quotidian things that I feel like he seems unwilling to do, and requires overly analytical explanations for why. It required a huge phone argument and two follow-up Zoom calls for me to attempt to explain to him why a simple "that sucks" would be appreciated when I'm venting about something.

These two things put together make me feel like I'm dating someone who's not really giving me the warmth that I need from him. He's in the 5th year of his PhD now, and while I am sympathetic that things are getting very busy for him, it's starting to feel like my calls are done out of obligation, and I'm not excited to see him or hear his voice anymore.
He is coming here for a visit in about a month and I think it may be the time where we decide if this is worth still pursuing. I guess I am wondering if there's anything else I need to consider before pulling the trigger, and also what the best way to go about it is.

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It’s been almost 4 months since he dumped me. I’ve gone through the 5 stages of grief like 10 times. We haven’t talked since then. I’ve gotten to a good enough place where I don’t long for him, it just hurts every now and then. I know he’s been seeing someone new, not sure if that’s still going on / how serious it is (heard from a mutual friend that won’t tell me more for my own good). The more I think about the break up the more I realized how stubborn and selfish and childish I was. He always treated me like a queen and I pushed him to a point of no return. I was mean, stressful, and a gaslighter. And now he’s gone. It’s hard to admit these things but even harder to forgive myself. My life outside of relationships/love is pretty sucky too. Lost a lot of friends bc I haven’t been myself. Haven’t been doing too well at work. I have no time to workout, hang w friends, or meet anyone new bc my work takes up 85% of my life (which I hate). I feel like a shell of who I used to be. I’m reaching a point where life is just so dull. I just don’t know what to do. I still don’t feel like myself nor my best self, and I’m so lonely. I’m so regretful and just sad all the time. Life isn’t the same without him by my side.

Hi everyone!
I've been writing (whether it be short stories, for roleplays, or otherwise) for a little under a decade. I developed a love for roleplaying when I was thirteen, my first exposure being in a group roleplay with some of my friends from school. Since then, I've been a fairly active roleplayer, writing everything from romance, slice of life, angst, drama.. pretty much anything you can think of. I've written for tons of different plots, played a variety of different characters, and written in many different styles.
I do have an idea or two floating around in my head (and by that I mean plot elements and characters, not necessarily entire plots) but my favorite thing to do is exchange plot/setting/character ideas back and forth with my partner and coming up with something new and unique to us. I find that combining my ideas with that of my partner often creates the best and most entertaining stories. However, I'm 100% down to give any plots you may have a look; there are very few things I won't try at least once.
For the roleplaying specifics: I prefer to write in third person, but I do fairly well writing in first person too. I consider myself to be fairly literate; I use proper grammar and punctuation (though I don't always use the Oxford comma) and write responses at least 5-6 complete sentences long, usually longer. Proper spelling/grammapunctuation isn't an absolute necessity for me, but it is a preference. Really the only things I require in a partner are responses that leave me plenty to work with, consistency, and open communication. I realize that everyone has lives outside of Reddit, but a heads-up if you're going to be away would be much appreciated. I will extend the same courtesy to you.
I prefer to use Discord for roleplaying, but I will use Reddit chat, Google Docs, Telegram, WhatsApp, etc. as well. Though you should keep in mind that I'm most active on Discord, so that's the best place to reach me if you prefer quicker responses. I do tend to be fairly responsive, and you can usually expect a message back almost immediately if I'm not busy or sleeping.
Just a couple more things:
I don't like (most) fantasy roleplays (this includes roleplays that take place in medieval times). Some are okay, but I prefer things to be fairly realistic and modern in the plots I write for. That mainly pertains to non-human characters, but I’m usually not into magic and other “fantastical” things, either. I have a hard time stretching my imagination when it comes to things outside of conceivable reality, unfortunately. And, I tend to stay away from fandom roleplays, because the ones I'm in are pretty niche, and I'm not active in the most popular ones, meaning that I'm not familiar with the source material and likely wouldn't be able to write for it the way you'd like me to. Other than that, I'm open to almost anything.
Thank you for reading! I can’t wait to see what we can come up with together <3

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TW sexual assault, interpersonal violence**
I spent nearly 2 years of my life with a man who subjected me to unspeakably cruel emotional and physical abuse. I stayed. I believed him when he said it was my fault. He is powerful, professionally speaking. It thrills him. I admire his work ethic. I admire his confidence. He is one of the smartest people I have ever met. I believe that anyone who knows him, except the few of us who have lived it, would never believe that he has the capacity to intentionally harm his intimate partners in order to dominate and control them. He is a democrat. He never hit me. I have no evidence.
The first time that he held me down during an argument, pinning me to his couch by my ankles so I could “calm down,” was 12 months before I moved into his home. When he apologized I told him I loved him. I knew long before the first time he pounded on my front door at 2:00 AM screaming “you better let me in” with such force it shook my windows that his former partner had written accounts detailing how he subjected her to physical and sexual violence. I’m embarrassed, mortified really, that I believed his explanation of these events. 10 months before he forced me to have sex with him while I showered as his entire immediate family ate breakfast downstairs, the sex become so rough and so violent that I would often urinate blood after. When my doctor asked me if I was experiencing violence, I said no. She told me she’d be in her office if I decided I wanted to talk to her once I dressed. I know I’m not the only woman who knows what the phrase “I’m sorry you had sex you didn’t want to have” sounds like coming out of his mouth.
It’s been months since he decided to end things and I while I am so ashamed that I spent the last few months begging and pleading to him that I could “be better,” I know (academically) that the psychological warfare he inflicted made it impossible for me to regulate my own emotions. It doesn’t make it any less embarrassing though. My desire to share my story, publicly- or even privately to mutual friends does not come from a desire to ruin his life or his career or the careers of the powerful people in our community/state who hire him. I feel I have an obligation to protect other women, and I’m so afraid that as he becomes more powerful the tactics he will employ to dominate and control his partners by any means necessary will only become more severe and more dangerous.
AITA?

I would like to start this by saying I know this is long I'm sorry, it's a drawn out situation. I'm diagnosed with depression and general anxiety, I over think everything because lots of childhood trauma. I don't have access to therapy (financial reasons) but I take medication prescribed by a primary family doctor. I am mentally draining myself every day thinking about which would be the better decision and have weighed the pros and cons of both but still am at a crossroads and the anxiety is eating away at me. I have self sabotaging patterns towards things that are good for me thinking I don't deserve them, but I also when in bad situations tell myself "I deserve better" so I don't know if my decision would be based out of repeating trauma or breaking the pattern. I'm trying to make the best decision for myself and would like to hear others thoughts.
I (22F) met my boyfriend (23M) 2.5 years ago online who lived an hour away and it became a steady blossoming love that grew over the span of a couple months. When we got together we were still living at our parents houses, saw each other often and things were great. Even after we got out of the honey moon phase we were always communicating our expectations, feelings and thoughts, hearing each other out wholeheartedly, looking within ourselves to self improve, smoked some ganj, went on adventures/traveled, sex was good, had stable incomes, and it was a great partnership. Then something shifted a year in, it wasn't any particular thing that happened but it was a definite shift.
I remember around the time the shift happened, depression was getting to him and my cat had developed bladder stones and was blocked and needed urgent care. Kitty recovered well and is healthy, but the whole vet ordeal sent me into over $3,000 in debt and took so much of my savings. I confided in my partner emotionally, also saying I would need financial help because I needed to pay roughly $90 a week to pay off a loan from care credit of $2,200 in 6 months before I got hit with an insane APR. We had stable jobs but that was still a huge hit and we both already had credit card debt.
For some reason he decided it was a good idea a couple weeks after that happened to go down to part time at his job when he was working full time. His job paid around $15ish for full-time and $13ish for part time. He said it was because he disliked the job which was totally fine, but instead of looking for a different job he went down to working 15-20 hours a week. I understood him wanting to not work there because being stuck at a job you hate sucks, but I didn't understand why he didn't get a different job entirely, instead of going down to part time especially knowing I needed his financial help.
Eventually our financial situation got very tight because of both of our circumstances and he ended up rarely working at his job (like one 5 hour shift a week). He ended up racking two grand of credit card debt and my savings got drained down to a couple hundred while before it neared two grand. Throughout the next couple months we didn't do any more fun things and it would consist of him doing odd side jobs to get a couple $20's in cash for bare necessities. He attempted to get stable full time jobs but would quit a month in because he didn't like it (before securing a different job), would fail a pre-employment drug test (he messed up doing the fake pee), or got fired because of tardiness, or having a workplace accident and then failing the drug test that followed. I was really understanding through all this and did my best to be there for him, but I was so drained.
I'd kept my stable job the entire relationship and a couple months into the rough patch I eventually got a raise from $17 to $19.50 and was providing a lot of the necessities for our relationship while also trying to keep the relationship "fun" (picking up the tab to a restaurant, going to a movie, mini golfing, arcade, etc.). After about a year passed going through this rough patch I started to become resentful. I'd communicate with him how I felt alone in trying to fuel this relationship. He started emotionally clocking out, not doing romantic things anymore, not putting effort into finding jobs (it would be months in between job attempts), and he would hear me out and apologize for everything and then would say it's because of depression. I understood depression so heavily and I encouraged him to reach out for help. He was on his parents insurance and it provided free doctors visits and free therapy allowing him to switch his therapist for free at anytime if he didn't like them, but he was so reluctant to use those resources. Eventually he started trying medication but said it didn't work so he switched it to something else and then said that didn't work either, but he was pretty inconsistent with taking his medication. He'd schedule visits with his therapist and call last minute before the appointment saying he wouldn't be able to make it or just didn't show up in general with no warning.
It seemed like he just kept getting worse and didn't have any will to get better. When it came to our sex life I told him sex positions I liked and he would rarely do them, all while we would do the positions he liked almost every time. When it came to cuddling it was always me holding him with his head on my chest but never the other way around. When we would be grocery shopping and I would be buying all the groceries he wouldn't even push the shopping cart or pick up heavy things (not refusal, just never offered). I felt like he was benefitting from me while I was suffering. I brought up to him that I felt alone all the time and it was always met with a sincere apology but no changed behavior.
Eventually I gave him an ultimatum that I was going to leave if things didn't change. Then he would change for a couple weeks and then it would go right back to what it was. I would communicate with him again and again and it felt like I was nagging him to meet my needs. I felt like I must've done something wrong, at the very least enabled the behavior. I wanted to move out, go to the gym, eat right, get my life together and he didn't have near as much will to do those things as I did. I was so filled with resentment I started emotionally clocking out, and then that's when he started to change things.
He started doing all the things I've been asking him to do for over a year (some things have still not changed though) and he 's about to get a job he's dead set on keeping, he found a medication he thinks is working, and we have plans to do fun things this year, but I'm so weary. I'm having a hard time putting faith into his ability to offer stability. I'm also having a hard time building that trust back into him after all the empty promises he's made.
At the height of our "conflict" (we never yelled at each or name called) we were having a discussion on financial matters...again.. and when I expressed I was tired of buying food for the both of us he said "Well I just won't eat then" and when I told him I was tired of being the only one to pay for the fun dates to keep our relationship exciting he said "I never asked you to spend that money." Yet for an anniversary present I made a "date idea" jar and it was filled with little pieces of paper with cheap/free/at home/outside date ideas. I gifted it to him and only ONCE has he expressed interest in using the jar, and when he pulled a piece of paper out and read the date idea he said "I don't feel like doing that" and put the piece of paper back in the jar, then back on the shelf.
It feels like it's only changed because I've begged him and said I'd leave if things didn't change. But now that he's proven he was fully capable of doing all those things all along, and just watched me suffer while I held up both ends of our relationship, it makes me wonder what would happen if he spiraled into another depressive episode. Would this same thing happen again?
He's a kind man who's always there to lend a helping hand if asked, my family adores him, he's the kind of man that would NEVER cheat, he has good friends that respect and love me, he's caring to animals, he listens attentively when I have something to say, etc. but I wonder to myself... is that the bare minimum as well? Now that he's doing a majority of the things I asked, is it wrong to leave? I just still have so much resentment left and no idea how to get rid of it and I still find myself emotionally distant. Or is it valid to leave because it took so much begging and suffering to get here and I can't guarantee it won't happen again? TL;DR - Boyfriend was putting A+ effort into the relationship in the beginning, stopped putting in effort a year in and was putting in basically nothing, then after me communicating frustrations multiple times and finally an ultimatum, he straightened up but it still doesn't feel legit.

It all started as a regular trip. I, a journalist, set off for a unique sanatorium called “De Pride Isle Sanatorium.” This place had a mix of Christian influence and a welcoming environment for the LGBTQ community. Intrigued by recent rumors about the staff’s possible involvement in a cult and supernatural occurrences with the patients, I saw an opportunity to investigate and write about it. There were reports of traumatized tourists who had visited the sanatorium, some even resorting to self-harm or unable to leave. They claimed to have seen something called the “eye of God” and felt enlightened. With the promise of a potential pay raise, I embarked on my journey.
At 12:45 PM, equipped with a notepad, pencil, snacks, phone, camera, and a pistol for safety, I ventured into the woods. After an hour of walking, I came across a misty body of water. A small wooden paddle boat awaited me, operated by an older man in a worn brown coat and black hat. He seemed to be in his fifties or sixties. Without words, he asked if I wanted a ride to De Isle. Intrigued, I asked how he knew about my destination, but he simply replied, “God sent me.” Curiosity getting the better of me, I hopped aboard, placing my backpack in front of me. The old man rowed, and our journey began.
As we sailed through the fog, time felt endless. I asked the old man when we would arrive. With a knowing smile, he said, “It’s not about reaching a specific place, but about embracing what unfolds in God’s time.” His words were followed by a raspy laugh. Minutes later, despite a recent nap, fatigue overcame me. Strangely, my body grew numb, and I couldn’t move. I feared falling into the water and drowning. Just before my eyes closed, the old man tapped my leg. Suddenly, the sky cleared, and the sun shone brightly. We had reached an island.
I followed a narrow forest path, feeling an unsettling sense of being watched. Snap of twigs and faint footsteps echoed around me. Eventually, I reached a long wooden bridge, some steps broken or missing. Carefully, I crossed it, a few steps giving way under my weight. On the other side, a small wooden stand greeted me. Behind it stood a blonde, pretty attractive woman who welcomed me. “Ah! Another traveler! Would you he interested in roses, a pride flag, a cross?” I politely declined. We engaged in an awkward conversation, with personal questions about my love life. Eager to continue my journey, I moved on, constantly aware of an unseen presence.
Beyond the trees, a magnificent sight appeared—a grand marble staircase leading to the sanatorium, I made it.
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hi, I recently got a speeding ticket under some circumstances that seemed odd to me in the moment and want some advice on whether I am in the right or wrong.
I was driving home from a big city and detoured for some gas in a small town. I was on a busy road with construction that was 2 way 2 lanes. I wasn’t paying attention to speed limit signs because I was looking for the gas station. I go through a light, following a truck in front of me. The cop turns through the light and is behind me now. I see him in my rear view mirror and check my self a bit and make sure I’m being a smart driver. We continue through the construction zone smoothly for another minute, all while the truck is leading, I am following, and the cop behind me. Through all of this, I have been going 35 on a 30 road, that is at 20 because of the construction. However, the cop never turned on his lights until I pulled into the gas station and parked.
When he turned on his lights I got a little anxious because I knew he was behind me and did not know what I did wrong.
He asks me what I think I’m being pulled over for and I answer no. He explains that I was speeding in a construction zone. I defend myself by explaining my circumstances, he wasn’t kind about it and asked me not to argue after I asked how I could contest it.
Can I be justified for 1) cruising behind a car at a reasonable spacing and 2) the cop not turning on his lights until the last second?
It seems unjust that the cop can follow me for an extended time and not flash his lights.

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So I just moved into a new city for an internship and don't really know too many people here. I have been going around and doing a lot in the city by myself to get to know the city. However, I have a feeling that I want to talk about what I have been up to, to some other people. I did talk to my close friends(on the other side of the country) a few days ago and that made me feel better. Now that I've done more things here, I want to talk even more about what I did to them. This requirement to talk to other people and make connection is making my time in the city alone worse. What can I do to improve this? I have tried to make some friends here but that's a very gradual process.

Hello. I have a trouble. I bought PC about month ago, but I didn't think there would be so many problems. After installing the driver for GPU, everything goes well and works quite well, but suddenly, after some of the reboots, an error comes out from AMD that GPU driver is not working correctly. I tried to solve this by reinstalling the driver, clarifying once again the correctness of the downloaded drivers, and so on. I tried to uninstall the driver using DDU in safe mode, before that we will turn off the auto-update of drivers in Windows itself (this was my last action and I thought that the problem was finally solved, but as you can see - I'm here).
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This maybe long winded, and slightly stupid. But here it goes. Bought a house (3 bed, 1 bath ranch) I am completely remodeling, plumbing is my final task before drywall goes up. House is on city water, 1.25” feed from the street, 3/4” going into the crawl feeding the house. It was plumbed a little off in my opinion, but I could be wrong. 3/4 by 3/4 by half T once it got into crawl space, 3/4 side of the T went directly to the water heater, 1/2” fed the 2 sinks, shower, toilet and washing machine. Is this a normal way for it to run, and I should just copy what was here? If there’s a better way to go about it, let me know. It’s all already been cut out, as it was in very poor shape——before someone recommends using what’s there.

While doing observership in a hospital, if the medical director said that I should stay until noon, it is important as I will round with them. After that, I may wait and study and if any case comes I can watch. He said there is no fixed time to stay after that. But due to transportation issues, it is better for me to leave by 12 pm. Is that create a bad impression?

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Hi y'all. I have inattentive ADHD. I'm a few years into a career in management consulting, but I've been feeling stuck and have been reflecting on my long-term career path. I want to find a career path that I can invest in and be happy with, but I find that my ADHD (and natural abilities) is a limitation. I'm scraping by and I know it's not sustainable.
Does anyone have suggestions for a career (not consulting) that fit these attributes: - Doesn’t require memorization of new programming languages or specific concepts - Allows for intuition and some level of creativity - Doesn’t require intense attention to detail - Clear deliverables rather than solving big sweeping problems; refining and improving rather than creating - Doesn’t require being “on” all the time - aka frequent brainstorming or whiteboarding - Ideally I’m supporting rather than driving, but still having measurable impact and being valued - Allows me to be practical and efficient. I want to work with people, but not in the sense that I have to "influence" to get things done (like a Product Manager).
Some ideas: UX designer, growth marketer, operations