Workaholic
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By wtf babe?! - 10/08/2021 22:01
The bullshittiest excuse I have ever seen! He probably doesn't have balls to tell you the real reason such as "my other girlfriend is pregnant".
Or, "my wife doesn't approve."
Sounds like you two need to work on independence within your relationship. Many people become completely codependent on their partners and that’s a recipe for toxicity. It’s good to take time apart to work towards your own goals while still maintaining and nurturing a healthy and thriving relationship.
He will be back
You sound clingy. He'd probably prefer a materialistic cold fish who will be happy to spend his money while he toils to make it. Then, you should find a nerd who never had attention from women and convince him your constant presence is "normal."
You rang?
then he isn't looking for a partner because he's already having sex with his work. workaholic complex
Sounds like a hardcore Capricorn lmao my man is a Capricorn but not enough to break up with me for work he’d quit his job and get a new one if I asked him to lmao
You're a bigger bullshitter than OP's ex. I'd wipe my ass with the horoscope section if newspaper wasn't a risk of blocking my toilet.
Sounds like you are distracting him from work... so he actually isn't the one for you if he's leaving.
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The bullshittiest excuse I have ever seen! He probably doesn't have balls to tell you the real reason such as "my other girlfriend is pregnant".
Sounds like you two need to work on independence within your relationship. Many people become completely codependent on their partners and that’s a recipe for toxicity. It’s good to take time apart to work towards your own goals while still maintaining and nurturing a healthy and thriving relationship.