
paries
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Posted by capgirl75
Well, I can't say I wouldn't feel uncomfortable as well, but I feel like I need more information:
What is the context of their relationship?
Why haven't you met her?
How long have you and the bf been together?



Posted by Let*It*Be
Reassurance is nice, but if he knew this still makes you uncomfortable, why not compromise and keep it to the online stuff. I dunno, If you look up abused women (mental abuse/physical abuse), the m.o. of an abuser does not allow their partner to be independent AT ALL, let alone have her own business, access to a social life, computer etc. She may be telling your boyfriend that, but it sounds like b.s. to me. Why can't she find someone who is available to spoil and have coffee with...so you are correct to wonder what her motives are for sure. Even if she is abused, he's risking her safety and his by going out with her and getting caught by the supposed abuser. Usually victims of abusers are terrified of getting caught too. It just doesn't add up. I commend you for your patience though.
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Anyway, the other day I found out that this woman has given my bf some very expensive gifts over the years. As a result, he buys her expensive gifts because he feels obligated to return the gesture. I told my bf I feel uncomfortable with this. He said that I shouldn't because she makes a lot of money and can afford it. That he'd be upset if I spent a lot of money on him because he knows I don't earn a lot.
Anyway, his birthday is coming up and I know what she's buying him - and I know it's expensive and something that would be difficult for me to afford.
Am I overreacting in letting this bother me?