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my girlfriend asked me if i wanted to go to a porch fest with her and her friends. I had plans but she said she really wants to hang out with me so I said yes. We met up at her place around 11am, her friends came over. we had food and drinks. We then left to walk around her neighborhood to watch people play music. I started feeling really bad ( wasn't because of alcohol, didn't have a single drink). We were close to her place, so I told her i was going to walk back to her place cause I needed to use the bathroom. I threw up, and was feeling terrible. I texted her about it and she said ' let me know if you feel better, i'll let you know where we are'. I wasn't gonna go out again so i told her I'm staying at her place. 4 hours pass, and I'm just laying down in pain. She then texts me and told me that she is at her friend's place. Just fyi, her friends place is very close to her place. She had to walk past her place to get to his place. She didn't even consider just checking on me and then going to her friend's place. I got mad but didn't say anything because I want her to have fun. then I got an uber to my place. She is still at her friend's place right now, and she texted me saying, hope you feel better, thats it.
Is it selfish of me to want her to at least check up on me? She is already planning to hang out with the same group of friends tomorrow. And she knows i can't go tomorrow. So if she is already gonna hang out with them tomorrow, why not come hang out with me? Is it crazy of me? I feel like i'm being illogical.
These types of events happen a lot and she makes me feel crazy when I tell her that it bothers me. I haven't told her about today cause she'll just make feel crazy.
Is it selfish of me to want her to at least check up on me?
A little bit, yes.
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Originally Posted by leboss12345
She is already planning to hang out with the same group of friends tomorrow. And she knows i can't go tomorrow. So if she is already gonna hang out with them tomorrow, why not come hang out with me? Is it crazy of me?
Not necessarily crazy but, again, it does seem selfish of you.
You're supposedly sick, and she's out having fun with her friends. These are plans she already had with her friends prior to including you. And you want her to drop everything so she can be there to listen to you whine about your little tummy ache.
It was highly inconsiderate of her not to at least check in on you, given the length of time you had been dating. Hell, I would have at least checked in on a first date, which is more consideration than she gave you. Beyond rude and self-centered.
Again, though, this is par for the course for her, according to your other thread about her.
How long have you two been together? What is it you see in her, that leads you to put up with repeated neglect from her? What's on the "plus" side of the ledger in this relationship?
...I got mad but didn't say anything because I want her to have fun.
Good! The smartest, most decent thing you could have done.
It sounds like she did not know exactly how bad you felt, so she can't really be faulted.
Instead of agonizing over her hanging out with friends, think of all the good stuff you can be doing (that is hard to do when she is around) while she is away.
This dude seems unbelievably needy. He wanted his gf to completely disrupt her life for 30 days because he was fasting, and he thought this was ok because he went with her to her relatives' gatherings on Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Last edited by redplum33; 07-13-2019 at 09:24 PM..
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