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(Besides, grounds to see a therapist? Really? Really???)
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Odds are good that while he shouldn't get to keep you, he also deserves better then that.
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But yeah. If he's that negative over something YOU enjoy, then he can go jump in a river. That's stupid that he can't accept that part of you. B/ I'd break it off, cause that's gonna be bad later and it may be over something else, too.
Also....what planet has he been living on in the last few years? Comics have once again become a little more popular than they used to be, what with the film industry making movies based on them.
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It seems like in your heart you know what you need to do. It's just a matter of finding the strength to do it. Just think of it as doing something unpleasant now to save a whole lifetime of unpleasant in front of you. Can you move in with a friend or family member for a while? You will not be able to afford as many material goods if you are on a single income, that is true for almost anyone. Is there really some magical job out there that would solve all of your problems if only you could find it?
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You don't have to put up with that shit just because you're unemployed. Hopefully you've got some family you can stay with. Good luck.
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(Anonymous) 2012-01-18 01:49 am (UTC)(link)Good luck, OP! It sounds like you know what you want to do, and I hope you can afford to leave soon, if that's what you choose. I'm rooting for you!
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I don't think it's shallow of you. Him not being into you over something petty like comic books would have been shallow. You not wanting to marry a guy who has a habit of trying to tear you down over something petty like comic books is totally justifiable and huge.
I understand feeling trapped by circumstances like finances and whatever. But I think you'll find a way out. If you want, I mean. Good luck.
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I would recommend looking for a roomie situation. Most colleges have boards where you can post ads, or look at ads others have posted. You don't necessarily have to be a student in order to rent from someone who mostly rents to them. Lots of people are renting basement/attic apartments these days to help cover their own costs, and also, it might pay to look into income-restricted housing, if such a thing is available. Living with someone who's always putting you down (I don't for a moment imagine the thing about comics is an isolated incident) saps you and bruises you, and will make it that much harder to find the kind of job you want.
If you can pull yourself up just enough to start looking around for organizations that can help, or living situations that don't depend on romantic attachments, I think you'll find a way out of this soon. Take care of yourself, OP.
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Ending a committed relationship over only comics is pretty dumb, but you say that there's a looooot of other stuff going on, so I say do what you gotta do, especially if he is as rigid and inflexible as you say.
There are some sprouts of "you're an ass for using him for a place to stay" on this com. While such sentiments get their authors pounced on, there is a small nugget of truth there. On the other hand, in this economy, divorces are down for no other reason than even married couples can't afford to separate, so it's a very complex issue all the way around.
If you cannot live on your own, if you are really this dissatisfied with living there, it might be in your best interests to see about getting together with friends and/or family. You say you can't find employment part-time, but if you are able to split costs of living with others, then what part-time work you are able to find might end up being sufficient in the short term.
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I'll never understand why "normal" people end up with people like that, just out of looks or whatever. You can do better, find someone who will be a friend as well as a romantic partner.
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does he strictly play M-rated games for hardcore gamers such as himself
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As for the job search...
Have you thought about the Peace Corps?
...Ok, I know, seemingly random. But if you have some appropriate experience/knowledge then you can prepare yourself to haul off for two years, do some good in the world, and get paid for it! Yes, it's not much, but in this economy if you are having trouble finding a job, I would consider it. (I personally opted against it simply because I wanted to choose where I went, and I have the proper experience and degrees to get a overseas teaching job on my own. So, whatever floats your boat).
Outside of that, I am currently working two part-time jobs, so when I was in your position I applied for everything. I am probably top-of-the-list for a full-time position should it open up at one of my jobs, so see if there is any part-time jobs like that that will at least get money coming in. (seriously. My current job with the upward-mobility is 8 bucks a hour of menial labor, but it's money in the bank while I finish my ESL training.)
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(Anonymous) 2012-01-18 03:49 am (UTC)(link)It's up to you if his attitude towards comics is a deal breaker or not, but if it's something that truly bothers you don't shrug it off and settle because you feel like you have no other option. There's always another option.
I don't know the whole story, but from what you've shared with us... your fiance sounds like a douche. I dated someone who acted just like that. Superiority complex with an ego to match. He belittled me daily and most of the time I didn't even really notice because it was so subtle. Usually he said these things when no one was around, but he slipped up and said them around our mutual friends. I'd make an honest mistake and he'd call me an idiot. I remember they were shocked and I defended him. "That's just how he is. It's not serious." It was the day I realized that he actually truly thought I was an idiot that I realized I was in an emotionally abusive relationship. If this sounds familiar, I urge you to really reconsider why you're with this guy and to possibly put some space between you guys.
I hate giving advice so blindly like this and I hate to even say that a break could be what's best. I don't know you or your relationship, so it's your call on if his behavior is abusive or if it's the product of just having a bad day or something. Either way, good luck.
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