It sounds like you're the ping-pong ball, being tossed from one side of the table to the other. First, your parents. Now, your ex-fiance. What's missing from your question is: What do you want? How do you feel about it? If you're old enough to marry, you're old enough to stop being manipulated by anyone. You must ask yourself the very difficult questions, like: Am I ready to jump from my parents to a marriage? Will I be missing things that I really want to experience by becoming engaged again? Do I want to be with my fiance because it's a way out of my parent's control? Only you can answer those questions. Your private answers will give you the motivation to do what you need to do. But I have a feeling that this situation will eventually become another Wiki question: "How do I get out of a marriage that I got into because of my manipulative, controlling fiance?" I'm afraid no one will be able to answer that question when it comes up.
you neer know if the relationship is going to last so you really can't consider anything.
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Many would say being close to a full year and still not showing to be definitive in wanting a sure relationship, no, you shouldn't stay. However, consider why your relationship is on an off, consider if the problems can be worked out given a bit more time, and, if they are to be worked out, consider if the relationship is worth the while staying in to begin with.
You sister-in-law is your son's aunt. the relationship consider age diff.if she is lower age what is his relationship.
You don't. As a free person, you do not need your boyfriend's permission to do anything. If the type of relationship you have is such a controlling one, it would perhaps be best for you to reevaluate it and consider finding another one. While it is polite for you to let your boyfriend know that you want to dance in a school function, and allow him to voice his opinion which you might consider in your decision, you do not need his permission.
Absolutely not! If he really cared for you, he would support you in gaining the education to build a great career and future for yourself. This also sounds like a very controlling person, which does not get any better with time; the more control they have over you the more they take. You should strongly consider the circumstances in this relationship and if he IS controlling, get out while you can.
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First: Consider WHAT will be your manipulative variable (a variable that you can control while other variables remain constant) that you believe will affect your experimentSecond: Consider HOW your responding variable will respond when you manipulate your manipulative variable after keeping everything else constantExample:First: My manipulative variable is mass of weight and you believe this variable will affect the speed of the trolley when roll down the railSecond: The larger the mass of the trolley, the faster it will move down the rail
You should never live in a relationship that is bad. If you want the relationship to work, consider seeing a couple therapist to help make the relationship better for both people.
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You should consider the reliability of the source and the relationship of the source to the incident related.