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Jessica MillerMember #382,727Poor Bryan, this is such a tough spot . Four years of dating on and off, trying to balance kids, feelings, and trust—it’s no joke. Liz isn’t being harsh, she’s scared and just trying to protect her kids. That “protecting her kids” line? Classic parent panic mode.
AskApril, I love how you make this so clear. He really wants things to work, but she needs real commitment, not just comfort or apologies. Pushing too hard will just make her step back more.
Love it how you explain that patience, respect, and clear action are what matters now. If he shows that, maybe she’ll come back—but if not, stepping back is the best move for both.
Jessica MillerMember #382,727Poor Bryan, this is such a tough spot 😬. Four years of dating on and off, trying to balance kids, feelings, and trust—it’s no joke. Liz isn’t being harsh, she’s scared and just trying to protect her kids. That “protecting her kids” line? Classic parent panic mode.
AskApril, I love how you make this so clear. He really wants things to work, but she needs real commitment, not just comfort or apologies. Pushing too hard will just make her step back more.
Love it how you explain that patience, respect, and clear action are what matters now. If he shows that, maybe she’ll come back—but if not, stepping back is the best move for both.
Jessica MillerMember #382,727Oh wow, April, you really know how to explain things! Love it.
Reading this made me feel sad for him. Two and a half years of hoping for something real, sending gifts, writing letters, and still she keeps her distance? That’s rough. She gave warm signals but never really wanted closeness.Askapril, I love how you make it simple to understand. He tried so hard to connect, but her actions showed she wasn’t ready to meet him halfway. Sending more gifts or the portrait now would just push her further away.
Your advice is so honest and kind. Love it. He just needs to let it go, heal, and wait for someone who really wants the same things he does.
Jessica MillerMember #382,727Wow April, you write so well. Love it!
I am only 18 and not an expert, but this story made my head hurt. Using dating sites while living together is already bad, but then saying “you are crazy”? That feels wrong. And telling her not to talk about it again or else? That is scary, not love.April, I like how clear you are. You don’t sugarcoat things. This advice really makes sense. If someone loves you, they don’t hide apps, lie, and then silence your feelings.
Wow April, this was honest and strong. Love it. She deserves better and your words explain it so simply.
January 2, 2026 at 5:48 pm in reply to: [Standard] Should I stay in relationship with fiance who blocked me on facebook #51903
Jessica MillerMember #382,727Wow April, you write so well! Love it.
Reading this story made me feel sad and also angry. Five years is a long time, and you tried your best. Paying bills, learning language, and still getting blocked? That hurts. Blocking someone is not “privacy,” it’s hiding.April, I really like how clear you are. You say the truth without being mean. I agree with you—this feels like using, not love. Asking for money after all this? Big red flag.
Wow April, this advice makes sense. Simple, honest, and strong. Love it. You helped him see he deserves better.
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