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That is the whole point of this thread, I think.
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I don't see any issue with someone having subjective opinion of someone else's job choice. It's personal preference not to date former sex industry workers. I think the issue is wanting to date her yet judging at the same time. If it's unacceptable to you then dont date her
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So you dislike stripping and sleeping around. Fortunately for you, your girlfriend no longer does either of those things. How would you feel, though, if she was still open to doing them? Does your girlfriend view her past actions in as bad a light as you do? Would you ever shame her for doing them, or would you disregard her past and try to help her stay in work and relationships that are steady and unrelated to sex? By that I don't mean would you force her to do only jobs and things that you are ok with, I mean that you'll tell her about openings and/or support her in her choices.
A relationship is a two way street. She can't be the only one to change, and if she doesn't frown upon sex work or casual sex, but it's a huge deal to you then maybe you shouldn't be together. Consider how often you will think about what she has done. Consider how disgusted it apparently makes you feel. Make sure you are not treating her with contempt in present day, or you should leave her. |
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What I don't understand is this:
Why was her stripping not a big deal when your relationship was casual, yet now its the end of the world and causing you turmoil when you want to marry her? I'll tell you what it looks like... It's fun and acceptable to bang ex strippers but marrying them is a huge no no. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Without even knowing her, I disagree. Being a stripper and having lots of sexual partners doesn't make a person 'horrible' any more than being judgmental makes someone 'horrible'.
Perhaps choosing to see her as a sick person getting well rather than a bad person who got good. There are mental health consequences to being molested, neglected, abused, etc. How those consequences manifest themselves vary from person to person but such things affect everyone who has experienced them. Likewise, people exposed to the flu have physical health consequences. How those consequences manifest themselves vary from person to person but the flu affects everyone who has been exposed. Some simply have an increase in antibodies as the person fights off infection and no outward signs of the flu are manifested. Some people miss a few days of work, others are hospitalized and still others die. Would you forgive someone for becoming hospitalized with the flu?
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I know one stripper pretty personally and there isn't nothing horrible about her.
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Was that a typo or are you saying there isn't a thing not horrible about her?
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Yes I meant there is nothing horrible about her. Or there isn't anything horrible etc Didn't mean to use double negative
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If you don't think you can get over/come to terms with her past, it would be unfair to be with her; you will resent her. Get some counseling and see if your feelings can change.
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Your last sentence. I think you need therapy to explore and examine what's best. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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In my life, I've learned that there are many different parts of ourselves that make up the whole person. We live a certain life and engage in many different experiences and we grow from each, we hurt from many, and we are shattered to our core from our realization. And, yet when our shells of pain and shame shake away, our true beauty is exposed.
Based on the way you describe her, including her wild history, I see her as an AMAZING PERSON. Her history makes her beautiful. Being able to turn your life around is a beautiful thing and she deserves GREAT THINGS. She, this person who has graced YOU with her presence, deserves to live a life of harmony. Do not chase her away by constantly fussing over the rocky road behind her. So what if she chose the rocky road. SO WHAT. She sounds rather intriguing to me! I bet she has some stories to tell. People like her who have overcome great internal adversity have so much wisdom to share and in a supportive environment they can soar, even to greater heights than the ones sitting on their thrones of judgment. Her path was different from yours. She was a stripper and had a lot of sex partners. What does it really matter? If she hadn't experienced all those things, she might not be who she is RIGHT NOW. And again, it was her journey. What are you ashamed of? What parts of your past would you like to leave behind? What mistakes, both big and small have you grown from? Get into therapy and ask yourself why her past is a hurdle for you. It's hers. Respect her. Be in awe of her. Stop judging her. |
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How did you two meet? Just curious.
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In my opinion you should think about it, because later on if you cant accept her past and you guys get married it will be worse and both of you will be very unhappy. |
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