sekio
Bluelight Crew
change the locks and don't tell him till after your holiday
Yeah that's kind of where I came to with it. Just take allocated leave from the business and get on with it.change the locks and don't tell him till after your holiday
Indeed, the current house has three months left in a 2 year lease, which was paid up front 50 / 50 by both of us 21 months ago. It was his recent decision to get a place of his own and when one he liked came up he grabbed it. There was no discussion about partial refunds of prepaid, now unused rent and neither should there be. For the umpteenth time, he is free to come and go at the house I live in ("our house") as he pleases but rarely does since he moved, voluntarily, to his own digs. I honestly have no idea how this simple question about privacy management when high became so bent out of shape, including one commenter mentioning the suicide forums!How did you get that idea? All the information provided in the thread indicates the two men in this situation are business partners with some common assets due to their former romantic relationship. There is nothing posted to suggest it is not a relationship of equals. Did I miss a bit?
Yeah, the fun of starting/getting involved in internet forums. The hyenas are never too far away. It was a simple question about privacy management, totally inoffensive, and one I thought would be relevant to many people on this thread. Not everyone lives alone or has no commitments of any kind or is open or regular with their drug use with the people they often see and that can make the prospect of getting high without interruption a little tricky, so it never occurred to me that I needed to write my entire autobiography to ensure there was no angry misunderstandings that came out of my OP. But yes, I did receive some constructive responses and they helped me think it through and come to what I think will be the best solution.I'm not sure either, honestly. I think a lot of people didn't really read your OP and assumed you're talking about lying to a spouse/romantic partner. I think your question was perfectly valid. You got some good answers too, I think, so I hope we were able to help.![]()
Sure fire way to get the house to yourself? Start paying for it all yourself.
And, we're off again. MsDiz, scroll up about 4 comments to the part where I say:This^^^
Logic dictates this as being the only right answer. Good luck.
I didn’t post that and you only updated the thread recently.And, we're off again. MsDiz, scroll up about 4 comments to the part where I say:
"the current house has three months left in a 2 year lease, which was paid up front 50 / 50 by both of us 21 months ago. It was his recent decision to get a place of his own and when one he liked came up he grabbed it. There was no discussion about partial refunds of prepaid, now unused rent and neither should there be. For the umpteenth time, he is free to come and go at the house I live in ("our house") as he pleases but rarely does since he moved, voluntarily, to his own digs."
Always handy to read the entire thread rather than just a comment here or there, especially a comment such as the one you chose which was off the mark and which has already been addressed and corrected.
I updated it before you made your post that indicated that you hadn't read through the thread. I'm not trying to attack you, the simple fact is that I've explained the ENTIRE situation in detail already, making comments like yours redundant. Also if you'd read one of my more recent comments, you'd see I said that I'd come to a solution and was happy with that. In other words, this thread is kind of finished now, the question I posed in my OP has been addressed by some and taken WAY off the track by others, but overall there's no need for any more contributions in terms of addressing my dilemma. However, I await the inevitable random/aggressive/rude contributions that will no doubt continue to be added.I didn’t post that and you only updated the thread recently.
Fact remains, pay him what he’s owed for the house and take his set of keys. Change the locks, whatever.
You are an adult and you don’t need to tell anyone that you need space ffs. If you feel like you do then clearly there needs to be boundaries in place.
What part of my response was belittling or judgemental? I offered an idea about paying for your own property and if you couldn’t do that then just simply telling your business partner you wanted space.Sure fire way to get the house to yourself? Start paying for it all yourself. You are no longer romantic with your business partner, there’s no reason he should be paying rent for your property and his own. Tell him you want to move back to dealing with your own bills and having that space as just yours. It’s going to be healthier in the long run.
If that’s not something you wanna bring up just yet then just say, I want to be left undisturbed for a few days at my home. There’s no need for you to give an explanation because you’re an adult and you aren’t romantically linked any longer.
Well for sure I won't be rushing to post another question here. I've posted sporadically in the past, replied to threads from time to time. I did recently call out a person for taking meth while pregnant, but I think that is a fair call in anyone's books and far removed from what I was asking about in my OP. But like I said a minute ago, the hyenas are never too far away, and they just live to do what they do. You can't escape them on forums like this, or even on Facebook etc.I dunno, I feel like this question is perfectly valid and rudeness/judgment is unnecessary. We want Bluelight to be a place where people feel welcome to post questions or seek advice. When this is the way members respond to new posters, that makes people less likely to want to join and post here. There are forums that died or nearly have, because they became known for new posters getting judged, so no one wants to post there. There are ways to say things that don't make people feel belittled and judged.
I'm not making mountains out of molehills, I'm just trying to field the scattershot responses that have flown at me since I posted a perfectly straightforward, simple question about privacy management. My home and work life situation is busy for reasons I've already stated in the thread. Somehow, responders - including yourself - have misread or not read key parts of the thread and as a result posted kneejerk responses that don't address my situation in any practical way or in some cases any way at all: telling me to change the locks (that was you), get my personal life together (it's perfectly well organised already, again explained in detail already and the fact that it's organised and structured is why I felt the need to post my simple question) or, in one of the more extreme cases, join a suicide support forum. Overall, this has been another bizarre experience on the internet.What part of my response was belittling or judgemental? I offered an idea about paying for your own property and if you couldn’t do that then just simply telling your business partner you wanted space.
You are the one making mountains out of molehills. Seriously. Fucking hell.
I didn’t say to change the locks, someone else did. I quoted my original response again, read it post #52. I wasn’t judgemental or belittling at all.I'm not making mountains out of molehills, I'm just trying to field the scattershot responses that have flown at me since I posted a perfectly straightforward, simple question about privacy management. My home and work life situation is busy for reasons I've already stated in the thread. Somehow, responders - including yourself - have misread or not read key parts of the thread and as a result posted kneejerk responses that don't address my situation in any practical way or in some cases any way at all: telling me to change the locks (that was you), get my personal life together (it's perfectly well organised already, again explained in detail already and the fact that it's organised and structured is why I felt the need to post my simple question) or, in one of the more extreme cases, join a suicide support forum. Overall, this has been another bizarre experience on the internet.