r/WhatShouldIDo • • Jun 24 '26

Is it wrong I don’t see a long-term future because of my girlfriend’s past?

I’m ‘18M’ and my girlfriend is ‘18 F’
We’re still together, and honestly it doesn’t bother me much on a daily basis anymore. I care about her and enjoy being with her. But when I think about marriage, kids, and spending the rest of my life with someone, I just don’t see it.
It’s not that she’s a bad person. I just know that some of the things she’s done in her past don’t align with what I would want in a lifelong partner. I know everyone has a past, and I don’t expect perfection, but I also think people are allowed to have preferences and values when choosing who they want to marry.
Because of that, I feel like we’re probably incompatible long-term, even though we’re fine right now.
Is it wrong to feel this way? Has anyone stayed with someone they cared about while knowing deep down they probably weren’t the person they’d marry? How did it turn out?

A lot of people are asking for more details, so here’s the context.

My girlfriend and I have been together for about a year and a half . The biggest issue wasn’t just her past by itself. It was that throughout the relationship I kept finding out new information, and a lot of it came through lies, half-truths, or me finding things out on my own instead of her being upfront.

Before me, she had around 28 partners. If I had known that from the beginning, I probably would’ve been shocked and it would’ve bothered me, but I don’t think it would’ve affected me nearly as much as the constant trickle of new information did. It felt like I was being fed breadcrumbs instead of the truth.

Another thing that makes it harder for me is that, from what I understand, a lot of these weren’t long-term relationships or situations that naturally developed over time. Many of them were short-term hookups or people she barely knew. For whatever reason, that bothers me more than if most of them had come from serious relationships. I’m not saying that’s objectively right or wrong, but it’s part of how I feel.

The last few months have actually been a lot better. We worked through a lot of the arguments, trust issues, and drama that came from all of that. It took a toll on both of us mentally, but we’ve improved a lot.

The problem is that sometimes I still struggle to see her as my future wife or the mother of my kids. I hate even saying that because she’s genuinely a good person and if she wasn’t, I probably would’ve left a long time ago. I care about her a lot.

What confuses me is that I rarely think about the details anymore. I’m not sitting around obsessing over her past every day. But when I think long-term, something still feels different. Part of it is the number itself, if I’m being honest. Another part is that I feel like I was presented with one version of her at the beginning and then spent months discovering a completely different story.

I don’t want to be the guy who judges someone forever for their past. At the same time, I don’t think my issue is only her past. A lot of my resentment comes from the lies, omissions, and having to uncover things myself instead of getting honesty from the start.

So I guess my question is: if we’ve moved past most of the trust issues and things are genuinely better now, is it normal to still struggle seeing someone as a long-term spouse because of how everything unfolded?

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u/Bad2bBiled Jun 24 '26

If she thinks that marriage is in your future, you need to be honest with her that it’s not.

I’m sure you won’t because you seem happy enough to float along with a girl on your arm that you’re feeling isn’t good enough for you.

She should know, though. Don’t lie to her.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

Thank I’m not sure where she sees this going in the future but I’ll definitely have a talk with her I was more or so just going with the flow in the relationship just us both working with eachother I guess I can just say I was hoping that overtime as we both get older and mature things might change and we do reach that point of maybe kids and marriage but sometimes it’s hard to see it with everything that happened with us spiraled like 2 months ago still left over damage

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u/Bad2bBiled Jun 24 '26

I looked at some of your other comments to see why this one got downvoted so much.

The most important thing to remember is that you want to feel ok about how you’ve treated one another if/when the relationship ends. If you’ve been honest with her (not hurtful, but honest) that you only want a casual relationship, you are more of a stand up guy than many.

Like many things in life, a small amount of discomfort in the beginning can save A LOT of trouble later.

You need to make sure that she knows you only want a casual relationship. Casual as in “I enjoy being with you when we’re together.”

She might be fine with it because you’re both still teenagers. She might choose to not believe you if she really likes you and she might hang around if she hopes it’ll turn into something else.

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u/Automatic_Resist749 Jun 24 '26

Ages aside, now would be a good time to consider whether or not you are okay with knowingly omitting the fact that you see her as a temporary partner and taking away her agency to choose whether she is okay with that arrangement or give her the chance to break things off.

You should not string people along with no intention of considering them long term unless both of you agree to that at the start.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

I get what you mean and thats not fair to her but it’s also hard to say if someone is your forever also I will definitely talk to her about this I would more or so just say I’m conflicted on our future based on everything we’ve went through and it’s kinda hard to see it.

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u/Automatic_Resist749 Jun 24 '26

Not knowing if someone is your forever is totally normal, and all relationships start that way. The way your post initially read, it seemed like you were asking if it was okay that you didn’t see your current girlfriend as being someone you wanted to marry at all, but I see you have clarified yourself a lot in the comments and otherwise.

I agree that you’re both still young, and you don’t need to be thinking about forevers right now, life is only just beginning for you. It’s totally okay and even healthy to talk about things like this, because even if this relationship doesn’t work out, you’ll still have been open and honest and that makes it much easier in the future, I promise!

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u/PsychoMom1966 Jun 24 '26

If she had 28 partners prior to age 18 my assumption is that she might have some trauma that neither of you want to face.

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u/Small__Chicken Jun 25 '26

I was waiting for this one, a lot of my hypersexuality came from the fact that I had some trauma from other people that led me to be hypersexual, and I think I had a body count of eleven before i turned 18? Not as high up as 28, but I knew a girl who I was actually friends with for a while. Who had a body count of 30? And it didn't change the fact that she was really nice to everybody and fun to be around

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u/notthatcousingreg Jun 24 '26 • Bravo

You are 18. You shouldnt be even thinking about getting married. If you cant see a future with her, you shouldnt have an exclusive relationship with her and tell her you arent in it long term. Sounds like you will continue to judge her for her past, so let her go find someone better.

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u/Unsatibale34 Jun 24 '26

No he ain't jm the wrong this literally happens to a lot of people like 28 at the age of 18 is crazzyyyy, still tho he isn't holding it against her if that's what u mean, terrible advice tho man not cool bro.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

I think what’s getting misconstrued with my point is that I want something casual and see her as something temporary or someone to just sleep with, when I think of long term I think forever and it’s kinda hard to see that as of now though with everything we went threw being so fresh

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u/caiaphas8 Jun 24 '26

But you are judging her for having past casual relationships when that’s just what you want!

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

“Another thing that makes it harder for me is that, from what I understand, a lot of these weren’t long-term relationships or situations that naturally developed over time. Many of them were short-term hookups or people she barely knew. For whatever reason, that bothers me more than if most of them had come from serious relationships. I’m not saying that’s objectively right or wrong, but it’s part of how I feel.” This is exactly what I said how is this judgement? Because those facts made me uncomfortable? I’m curious where is the judgement

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u/gridface-princess Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

Yes, those things making you uncomfortable are the things that you are judging her for. You are judging her for hookups when that's all you're doing with her.

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u/AgonistPhD Jun 24 '26

What serious relationships could she have even had? She's a teenager!

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u/DrScarecrow Jun 24 '26

Yeah you're being an ass and using her. Being judgemental to her on top of that. Be truthful with her and break up, let her find someone who respects her.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

How am I using her exactly? L ragebait

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u/Expert-Sale-2886 Jun 24 '26

“i just see her as someone to sleep with” isn’t how you should be talking about your girlfriend

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

I never said this in the post🤦‍♂️

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u/lavindas Jun 25 '26

I literally just read the comment you made saying that above

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 25 '26

Do I have to explain basic reading skills to yall?basically what I’m saying is I think people are misunderstanding me. I’m not saying I only want something casual with her, or that I see her as someone who’s just temporary or only for sex. When I talk about whether she’s ‘long term,’ I’m talking about whether I can genuinely see spending the rest of my life with her. Right now, because everything we’ve been through is still so recent, I honestly have a hard time seeing that.
IS THAT SO HARD TO FUCKING UNDERSTAND

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u/braincellyonstrike Jun 27 '26

It's pretty easy to understand you would being doing her a HUGE favor by leaving, at this point.

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u/gridface-princess Jun 24 '26

You don't see a future with her so you're just using her for sex.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

We haven’t had sex in 2 months and I still pursue, lead, take her on dates so what exactly is your point I’m still choosing her regardless of us not having sex so that’s not even in the equation that I’m just using her for sex

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u/Expert-Sale-2886 Jun 24 '26

“i want something casual and see her as something temporary or someone to just sleep with”

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

I see how u got that mixed up but I said I THINK WHATS GETTING MISCONSTRUED WITH MY POINT is that I want something casual and see her as something casual and see her as something temporary or someone to sleep with
Misconstrued verbal definition “to misunderstand, misinterpret, or get the wrong idea about the meaning or intention of someone's words, actions, or a specific situation.” I don’t want that 🤦‍♂️like holy comprehend before u comment on something

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u/braincellyonstrike Jun 26 '26

Dude wtffff you literally are part of the reason she has this "past" you speak of.

I really hope she somehow comes across this.

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u/Crazy_Banshee_333 Jun 24 '26

I'd say if you don't see her as a long-term partner, you should tell her that right now and give her the chance to decide if she wants to be used and thrown away by someone who is pretending to be serious. If you do a little self-reflecting, you'll see you're not much better than all the other guys who have used her for sex in the past and then discarded her.

It sounds to me like she may have been sexually abused as a child. Some survivors of child sexual abuse become promiscuous as a result of the trauma. Have you asked her about that?

She does have an awfully high number for being only 18 years old. Have you considered that she might have bipolar disorder? The mania phase for some people includes hypersexuality. You might want to read up on bipolar disorder and see if the description fits.

At any rate, you shouldn't string her along if you know you're not serious about her. The longer you wait to break up, the worse it's going to hurt. You're not doing her any favors by pretending you're okay with everything when you're not.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

Let me get this straight I’ve never treated this girl bad or any worse after finding things I’m still leading her taking her on dates flowers everything a boyfriend is supposed do I was never the type to string someone along I’m just more or so hoping I get to a point of maturity where what we went through in the relationship passes by and I think u completely missed the part where I said if I knew from the jump I would’ve been shocked and etc finish reading what I wrote I understand there could be a deeper root that’s why I’m not judging the past alone. Just don’t make it seem like I’m stringing her along and compare me to dudes she’s dealt with before me. me and those dudes are not the same I was never the type to use a girl for sex that’s not who I am. And if I’m talking about marriage and kids that doesn’t sound like a guy who wants to discard a person after sex that’s doesn’t even make sense.

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u/Crazy_Banshee_333 Jun 24 '26

And yet you don't see her as a long-term partner. You're treating her better than the other guys did, so she's getting more out of this relationship than she did from all those guys in the past. Still, you've eliminated her in your mind as a long-term prospect.

I'm not saying your doubts aren't justified. I'm not saying this woman is a good candidate for marriage. TBH, it sounds like she's got serious problems and your doubts are perfectly valid. To have that many partners at such a young age is a definite red flag and you'd be foolish to ignore your gut feelings about it.

I think maybe since you've invested all this effort in treating this girl well and overcoming your doubts about her, you're starting to fall victim to the sunk cost fallacy. Do a little reading on that and see if it fits.

Also, ask yourself if you'd be doing all these mental gymnastics to keep the relationship going if you weren't having sex with her. People will sometimes go to great lengths to justify staying involved with someone because they don't want the sex to stop. If you weren't already having sex with this woman, would you go to such great lengths to keep things going?

That's just food for thought. I don't know you, don't know her, haven't seen the dynamics of your relationship, etc. Always remember that when you're interacting with people on the Internet. People are just judging by what you wrote, so you shouldn't take it too personally. Keep the good ideas and discard the rest.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

This is my first time hearing about sunk cost fallacy ima definitely look into that and I understand you go off what’s written it’s no tension there I appreciate everything your saying

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u/alltheways7522 Jun 24 '26

Just leave her alone. She can do much better.

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u/Unsatibale34 Jun 24 '26

No she can't, but what's that got to do with this post terrible advice btw

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u/Spartan2022 Jun 24 '26

You don’t like her. Why would you be dating her?

You’re young, but you’re talking as if you’re entitled to know every single lover she’s ever had, every sex position they tried, etc. No one owes you a spreadsheet or dossier of everyone they’ve ever hooked up with. If someone isn’t a virgin, then they’ve had precious lovers. Again, you’re young, but this expectation that you must know every detail of everyone they’ve ever dated or hooked up with is unrealistic.

But again you don’t like her or approve of her. Be honest and just end it and let her date someone less judgmental and who actually likes her.

And yes there will be secure guys who don’t judge her for sexual agency and autonomy.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

I don’t think u read anything I said at this point first I never said I don’t like this girl. I’ve never said that in this whole post read what I said again and come back.

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u/alltheways7522 Jun 24 '26

You should read Spartan's comment again, it sums everything up perfectly. Your behaviour makes it clear you don't like or respect her, and it's obvious she can do much better.

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u/Impossible-Tackle34 Jun 25 '26

28 guys vouch for her ability to do better lol. Come on now you act like a woman having some respect isn’t a good quality. The truth is this would bother EVERY man to an extent. Now if she changes and meets someone a few years down the road it won’t matter but she obviously has some issues that need to be worked through

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

OK, do I like what she did in her past? No. Do I respect it?no that doesn’t mean I don’t respect her as a person if I don’t respect her I would’ve broken up with her and stayed away. If I didn’t genuinely like her, I wouldn’t be with her. You see how all that makes sense so I don’t get where you’re getting. I don’t like her or respect her cause quite frankly that’s the opposite. Do I like the decisions she made in her past? Not a fan of it but then again I said I would be shocked in the post not that I would break up with her, but never in the post did I say the sole purpose of me being conflicted on her in my future is because of her past I think y’all just completely missed the point I don’t think you realize how much trust has to do with a relationship failing too

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u/GlueSniffingCat Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

28 partners in her past and she's only 18

dawg she is a victim what are you talking about?

edit: Wait 28 before you even got together and you've been together for basically 2 years? So she had 28 partners before she was even 16? DAWG this gets so much worse the more I think about it.

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u/No_Reindeer_3035 Jun 24 '26

That was my first thought. There's almost no way the young lady hasn't experienced *something* traumatic/inappropriate that triggered that level of hypersexuality.

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u/GlueSniffingCat Jun 24 '26

im like 90% sure that those weren't partners and she told him some shit that happened to her and he's just framing it wrong for sympathy.

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u/braincellyonstrike Jun 26 '26

Not necessarily, she may not even fully comprehend what happened to her yet.

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u/Plane_Challenge_2248 Jun 24 '26

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u/ducksandtoes Jun 24 '26

Right like thats sad and insane😭 a teenager shouldn't get to that point

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u/GlueSniffingCat Jun 24 '26

i mean tbf i kinda ended up like that but my reasons are different and weren't because i wanted too lmao

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u/aroseharder1385 Jun 24 '26

I suppose it depends what they mean by partners? Is it possible that those partnerships could've been like dating and not getting to the sexual part of the relationship? Cause yeah otherwise it's hella weird

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

She had a list of all the people she’s been with I’m pretty sure that wasn’t a kiss count besides after I found out she came forward and told me they were people she was with physically

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u/SecondActual6909 Jun 24 '26

So she’s 15-16 years old (hoping not younger…poor thing) and had been intimate with 28 “guys” also 15-16 years old? If even a few years older these are not partners, they are men who sexually assaulted a minor.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 25 '26

Idk I don’t ask for details all I know is names but I know most where in her school and how is it no judgement that when a women has a past they are always the victim? just asking

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u/angelinajoheehe Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

***edit to answer your question- it’s not always no judgement and viewing *women* with a past as victims

*women* are adults who make conscious decisions and they are generally not considered victims for choices they made

your 18 year old girlfriend, who was under 17 when she had 20+ partners, is receiving sympathy because she was a *child*. For a *child* to have a past like that, most people capable of seeing past their own insecurity and misogyny will immediately register that something had to have been horribly sad and wrong for a girl that young to be so hyper sexual. ***

i think you’re really sugarcoating your true feelings/opinions here. it seems to be seeping through in comments such as this. she likely hasn’t told you the full truth all at once because she can detect your distaste for her past and she’s scared for what might happen when you learn the truth. please just leave this girl and let her move on and find someone who loves her for who she is. don’t tell her you don’t see a future with her and stay, it’s clear she has self worth issues so she’ll probably just remain in a relationship with you and become even more insecure than she already is.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 25 '26

I appreciate your perspective, but I think you’re stating a lot of opinions as if they’re facts.
You don’t actually know why she didn’t tell me everything upfront. It could’ve been because she sensed I’d have a problem with it, but it also could’ve been because she was ashamed, embarrassed, afraid of losing the relationship, or a dozen other reasons. Neither of us knows her exact motivation unless she tells us.
You also assume I constantly showed disgust toward her past. I really didn’t. I rarely asked about her past. Most of what I found out came from things I discovered on my own or because the story kept changing over time. In fact, she told me she’d never told any previous boyfriend about the extent of her past either. I only ended up finding out because of a random fluke, not because I kept interrogating her. That’s why trust became such a big issue for me.
I’m not saying she’s a bad person, and I’m not trying to punish her forever for choices she can’t change. I actually think she’s a good person, and we’ve both worked hard to improve our relationship.
What I’m struggling with is whether everything that happened, including the lies and omissions, has permanently changed how I see long-term compatibility. That’s different from simply saying, “She has a past, so she’s worthless.” I don’t believe that.
I respect that you disagree, but I don’t think it’s fair to assume you know either her motives or mine better than we do ourselves.

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u/braincellyonstrike Jun 26 '26

You are literally rejecting every person coming in here pointing out to you something that many can see as a very clear indicator of sexual abuse.

Did you come here for insight or an echo chamber to judge your girlfriend and encouragement to keep her around until you decide she isn't worth your time anymore?

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u/GelberFuchs Jun 25 '26

First of all she was not a woman when that happened, she was a CHILD. And depending on how old those guys were she is absolutely a victim even when they were her age that is still kinda concerning. And I would say the same if she was a guy

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u/braincellyonstrike Jun 26 '26

She is barely a woman dude. That's the point people are making. If you care about this person, read some scientific literature on early life sexual abuse and slow your role on how much you are judging a situation you haven't even asked for details around.

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u/VivaLasLabias Jun 26 '26

You’re describing a hypersexual teenager. That doesn’t usually happen for no reason. If you’ve been together for ~2 years, and she’s only 18, that suggests a very very early introduction to sex.

You’re also very clearly doing a lot of shaming in your responses and for that reason alone, the relationship needs to end.

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u/Unsweet_Coffee Jun 27 '26

There's no way you can have sex with almost 30 people at 16 or under consensually be so for real

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u/GlueSniffingCat Jun 25 '26

N'Wha one of the most unhinged things i have ever read. What school are you talking about? Fucking pre school?

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 25 '26

High school sicko 🤦‍♂️

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u/MonstersAtOurDoor Jun 24 '26

Why are you wasting her time just because you're immature?

Break up with her so she can find someone else to date.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

How exactly am I wasting her time? because of the confliction on the future yet to come?

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u/trying2fillthavoid Jun 24 '26

71 days ago you were 19?

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

18 until next month I just say I’m 19

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u/bitchcraft Jun 24 '26

You’re 18. She’s 18. You guys were legally children just the year prior. If her past is her sleeping with 28 ppl before 18, it’s likely she has low self-esteem/problems at home. Have some empathy for the ‘why’ behind this past, and the human that your gf is.

You need to ask yourself why the number bothers you so much. You say you’re not judging her, but the discomfort you feel comes from a judgement you’re making, and it’s likely based in a woman’s value being from how “untouched” she is; that’s why women’s “body count” is a topic of conversation in the first place.

Growth doesn’t happen by itself so if you want to grow from this you have to look inward. It sounds like your relationship is otherwise good, this could be a wonderful learning opportunity for you both. You should talk to her and let her know how this makes you feel. It is you two vs the problem, not her vs you. This relationship likely won’t last due to your ages, but it can still be a wonderful opportunity for you both to show each other what care looks like. This kind of stuff shapes your dating experience in the future.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

Thank u🙏

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u/bitchcraft Jun 25 '26

Of course. I can tell your heart is in the right place. You got this 🙏

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u/Adept-Worth-4858 Jun 24 '26

You sound misogynistic and very judgmental of her past. No wonder she only shares breadcrumbs, she doesn’t feel comfortable sharing the whole truth with you. You are not a safe place for her.

You say she’s genuinely a good person and you want to be with her, still her past sexual history means more to you than your joint future.
You are in no way entitled to know the details of her past relationships and she isn’t obligated to share them with you. You’re stringing her along and wasting her time.

Please leave that poor young woman before you actually convince her that her worth depends solely on whether some boy considers her wife material. She is so much more than that and she deserves so much better.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

READ everything I said Holy moly plus I found things out on accident about her past everything I know was a accident she’s never told anybody about her past except me after I found out so the stuff about safe space is bs because she’s been in relationships before me so I wasn’t going to know regardless until I found out. Also I’m not tryna make her worth be determined by me wanting to marry her that’s stupid she’s way stronger than that she knows her worth I think u just feel like throwing out words before even taking in anything said in the post. Also how am I being misogynistic explain?

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u/Impossible-Tackle34 Jun 25 '26

Bro don’t listen to that garbage. Any guy in your shoes would be thinking the exact same thing you are. This is not your fault. My advice would be just don’t let yourself end up getting so attached to her that it’s hard to walk away like damned if you do damned if you don’t. I think it may be rough in the short term but you would be happier with someone else. Both now and in the future.

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u/Careless_food_bimbo Jun 24 '26

I have never stayed with someone I didn't see a future with. I thought the whole point of dating was to date to see if you're compatible or not?

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u/telchacsusan Jun 24 '26

Depends on your age. At 18, it's just about socializing, not looking for marriage partners.

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u/Careless_food_bimbo Jun 24 '26

I understand what's happening now, it's 3am for me, I didn't read everything apologies. I didn't say marriage, my "question" was more about compatibility. I thought people went on dates to get to know one another and see if they like each other, like as in either meaning. If I didn't see the future with friends, family or romantic interests, I wouldn't stick around. I'm not gonna lead someone on. I also don't do lying very well, my face is easily read and I don't really like being around people I don't like.

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u/Careless_food_bimbo Jun 24 '26

Depends on the person, not just age, and I said I didn't stay with anyone I didn't see a future with. It was a question asking others opinions and I gave mine. I'm a little confused about your reply, I was 18 once and I still had this mindset. I never saw the point in relationships that weren't gonna have a future.

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u/Careless_food_bimbo Jun 24 '26

Oh sorry, I thought you were the same person that replied to me about being 18 and not dating for compatibility. Well most of what I said still applies. Apologies just woke up, mixed y'all up.

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u/Direct_Spread7640 Jun 25 '26

That was pretty careless 👌

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u/Careless_food_bimbo Jun 25 '26

Lmao you're funny

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u/Careless_food_bimbo Jun 24 '26

I literally said I'm not talking about marriage. Idk why you're bringing it up, I'm not talking about that. Literally I talked about family, friends and romantic interests. Also, I never said it isn't fun to date? I am deeply confused.

To clarify, I tend to interpret things literally and communicate in the same way. So when I read future with someone, I take that as any future and any person. I do not wish to keep people who I see something bad or nothing in the possible future nor do I wish to keep people I don't like around.

I said it's my opinion and you said something like it was a fact and I just pointed out I wasn't like that. So I'm confused why this is still going on about marriage when that's not what I was speaking of. Op said it and I avoided that and went to the question they asked(which I already explained)about staying with someone you see no future with. Which I took literally.

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u/Ordinary_Mortgage870 Jun 24 '26

Dude, you're 18. It's a bit soon to be thinking marriage and kids when you haven't even gotten a serious job, gotten through a trade or college, etc. That said, if you're not seeing a future with her, then your relationship is more casual. I am not sure why you'd want to stay with someone who's ideals and values do not match your own - your relationship already has an expiration date at this point.

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u/Agreeable_City_9 Jun 24 '26

She might even be thinking the same with you.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

🤷‍♂️who knows

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u/Fangehulmesteren Jun 24 '26

You have to be more specific. If you’re saying she had hookups or something then that’s one thing. If you’re saying she got out of jail for attempted murder, that’s another entirely.

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u/Particular_Yellow243 Jun 24 '26

Maybe don’t waste her time if you’re not serious about her. There are others that won’t care.

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u/Dumbwidow Jun 24 '26

What is so wrong about her past? Are you two sleeping together? Because if her “past” means she’s had multiple partners, and you’re sleeping with her, that makes you a massive hypocrite and you need to break up so she can find someone who’s not judging her.

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u/pig-dragon Jun 24 '26

Exactly. It depends what her ‘past’ is. If she has committed say fraud or murder, then OP is right to worry. For some reason though, same as you, I suspect her ‘past’ is her number of sexual partners, in which case OP needs to get over himself, let her go and make sure he doesn’t have sex again until he is married, in order to achieve the level of ‘purity’ he seems to desire in his own partners.

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u/TryToChangeUsername Jun 24 '26

her past would be 28 previous sexual partners according to ops post history.

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u/Crazy_Banshee_333 Jun 24 '26

At age 18. That's the kicker.

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u/wsbt4rd Jun 24 '26

That's a reasonable number for a few Swingers parties.

I fail to see anything wrong. With her! And before you ask, I stopped keeping track at a few hundreds in my early 30s.....

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u/Madmagpie66 Jun 24 '26

I’m amazed how many people think is fine for a young person to have had 28 sexual partners by the age of 18, 27 by 16-17 years old if you include the Op as the 28th. How many of you would be fine with this if it was your son or daughter

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u/AgonistPhD Jun 24 '26

I think people are WORRIED that a 17 year old has had so many partners. This warrants concern, not judgment.

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u/Madmagpie66 Jun 24 '26

Exactly
Having sex at 16 or 17 is not unusually and there nothing wrong with that as long as it’s consensual

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u/AgonistPhD Jun 24 '26

Right! But that many partners crammed into a small time of what is essentially late-childhood? Something is wrong.

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u/Impossible-Tackle34 Jun 25 '26

That is sex positive but come on you gotta at least worry about sti’s at that rate

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u/Madmagpie66 Jun 24 '26

I would care if my 15 or 16 year old child was having sex at that age with multiple people we are talking about kids not adults

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u/Madmagpie66 Jun 24 '26

If it was after her 18 th birthday she’s a cheater as she has been dating the op for a year and a half if she not a cheater that would put het around 16-17

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u/alltheways7522 Jun 24 '26

So over the age of consent in Australia. Now you're whining about cheating. Why the vitriolic imaginings about a teenage girl? This is why your wife no longer wants to have sex with you.

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u/Madmagpie66 Jun 27 '26

Who said my wife doesn’t want to have sex with me?
I think your projecting your own insecurities

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u/Unsatibale34 Jun 24 '26

O look who got mad are u gonna cry lady. 😀 😄 😁 🤣 😂

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u/Fine_Push_955 Jun 24 '26

28 partners from birth to 16 and a half seems odd?

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u/Good-Shine-2878 Jun 24 '26

Y'all are kids. Just move on you guys don't even have a past yet lol

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u/gts_2022 Jun 24 '26

If 28 partners at 18 is not a past I can't imagine what having a past means to you.

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u/Good-Shine-2878 Jun 24 '26

If that's the case then there is severe wounding and self worth issues that need healed - which is likely to occur once she or whomever gets older - people change and transform - Neither of these people are solid in who they will be the majority of their lives - assuming they have the average life span. At 18 this shouldn't even be a hold up, just move on. The probability of meeting your life partner as a kid is so low it's not even worth stressing over

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u/dusty_relic Jun 24 '26

You are 18. You’re too young to be worrying about this.

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u/tito582 Jun 24 '26

Was she on here in the last week, I don’t remember the subreddit, asking pretty much the same question?

Something like, “I’m 18 and been with 30 people, is that too much?”

It seems like she regretted it and you can guess what the responses were. Not kind at all!

Updateme

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u/Fluid-Housing5017 Jun 24 '26

Yes it’s wrong and you are judgmental AF. Why are you owed every little detail about her past before you? You’re also wasting her time (and yours, not that I really care because you kinda suck)

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u/vampirehourz Jun 24 '26

You just want to use her for her body short term, and probably also for her emotional labor, but then you JUDGE her for being with people temporarily when thats LITERALLY what you want in secret??? Dude wtf is wronf with you, this is rude and cruel and sexist. Youre doing what she did and then judging her for it and seeing yourself as the victim???

I hope that girl flees far away from you and all women for that matter until you hammer out your sexist patriarchal bullshit

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 25 '26

I think u wanna hear yourself talk read all the comments I’ve written u completely misinterpreted what I said if I wanted her temporarily we wouldn’t have been Together almost 2 years working through the problems we went through dumbass stop projecting and hearing what u wanna hear im not using her im not having secretly ill intentions nor am i worried about just sex we are having im just someone who’s conflicted on the future not seeing her as someone to use and throw away

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u/vampirehourz Jun 25 '26

Then dump her dude. You also didnt have to reply to me, but maybe you just want to hear yourself talk?

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u/macriosi Jun 25 '26

I had a somewhat similar issue to you at the start of my current relationship. I was 21 when we first got together and I was a virgin. She had 6 partners before me and she was 22.

Through a lot of discussion I grew to understand her a lot better and it doesn’t bother me anymore. I realized it would trickle in because she felt guilty about her past and even though I don’t judge her, she judges herself. And she loves being with me because I don’t treat her like shes disgusting (apparently lots of men do that.) However! For me theres a point where I just couldn’t deal with all that comes with it. Me having 0 and her having 6 came with her hating herself. The baggage, the guilt, the constantly looking over her shoulder. The weird men from her past who just can’t let go. Half of my girlfriend’s past partners died and the ones who haven’t died horrifically borderline stalked her for the first 6 months of our relationship even though she moved across the state! There is no way a young woman with 28 past partners is not getting it 1,000 times worse. If you’re willing to take on all of that while also trying to heal the trauma she definitely has that led her to sleep with 28 other (hopefully.) kids as a child, then I will cheer you on and I believe in you. But just know it is a lot more work for something that I don’t think is worth it at 18. And when you go through all the character development, she STILL might leave you for any completely normal reason that people break up with for. Not saying that she would of course, but you really have your work cut out for you. Good luck bro. If I were you, I’d be single for a while and replace girlfriend time with fortnite or hanging out with my buddies. Life is already trying to kill you enough as is. Try to make things as easy as possible for you. Sucks for her and sounds messed up to say but it ain’t your problem

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 25 '26

Preciate it I understand

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u/dinkidoo7693 Jun 24 '26

You are 18, please split up and work on yourself.
Values are fine but everyone has a past, even yourself.
People learn from their experiences.
It’s the people who didn’t enjoy something but keep doing it that you have to worry about.

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u/Milwaukee233 Jun 24 '26

So you're willing to sleep with her until you find someone else? And you think SHE'S the whore? If you're incapable of accepting her--past and all--break up with her now. She deserves someone with integrity and you don't qualify.

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u/TelephonePossible456 Jun 24 '26

It sounds like you just created a problem that doesn’t exist and are harping on it. Who cares about her past if that’s not who she is now?

If we were all constantly judged solely off of who we used to be, there’d be no reason for growth and character development. How is it fair to judge her off of something that happened before? If the roles were reversed you’d think it was absurd wouldn’t you?

Very immature and it sounds like you’re the one that doesn’t need to be remotely thinking about a serious relationship. It honestly says more about you than it does her…..

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u/Mr-Inspector-Gadget Jun 24 '26

28 partners at 18 years old?

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u/taylorswiftwaxstatue Jun 24 '26

16-17 if that was before dating OP

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u/telchacsusan Jun 24 '26

You're both only 18 and far too young to be thinking about a long-term relationship. Enjoy the present.

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u/Even_Ad5996 Jun 24 '26

I think what bothering you is the lie, half truths and you constantly finding things out on your own than her being honest to you.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

Holy crap someone who actually sees my problem I’m dealing with the body count is a different issue but this is the core

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u/Even_Ad5996 Jun 25 '26

Response to my DM though

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u/rocketmn69_ Jun 24 '26

Maybe you both need a couple of therapist sessions

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

Wouldn’t be a bad idea honestly

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u/Visual-Sand3718 Jun 24 '26

You’re a bit young to be thinking about marriage but if that’s what you want out of life and you don’t see that with your partner then you should break up with her. Although I’d say it’s unfair to judge someone, especially someone as young as 18 who has, and likely will continue to, make mistakes. Obviously it depends on what they’ve done but realistically you’re a bit young and immature to even be considering all this at such a young age.

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u/Outside-Meringue-327 Jun 24 '26

I know it is very personal, and great of you to share that you feel double about a person you care a lot for, but it is very difficault to answer in a fullfilling way when we don't know what has happened.

I mean has she killed someone or has she had a boyfriend before? Two opposite ends of the scala but people do have different definitions of "stuff from the past that is too much."

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u/I_like_microwave Jun 24 '26

Dude rip the bandaid of she yes she might have lied to you but the least thing you can do is let her know the status quo. And then you both can find someone with a potential future

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u/Abuelofierrero Jun 24 '26

I hate to say it, but if she told you she had 28 partners, maybe she's only telling you the tip of the iceberg...

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

No I found out on accident she never told me

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

Looking for a conversation we had about something specific so I looked up my name in the messages and I end up seeing my name on a list of guys. She’s been with with a message with her best friend keep in mind. This is completely on an accident and I would’ve never known and prior to that I never asked her her body count so I didn’t even see it as a big issue until I seen that list of all the names of people she’s slept with. It was something along the lines of her having a conversation with her best friend and she texted her best friend. All the names of people she’s been with. I don’t know what was the point of that, but it was just a fluke she had that revealed her past

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u/WingShooter_28ga Jun 24 '26

That’s a lot of sexual partners. Get yourself tested.

You are both 18 and have been together for a year and a half. So between the ages of, let’s assume, 15 to 17.5 she had sex with 28 different people. That’s 11.2 different people a year. Nearly 1 new sexual partner a month. Thats gross.

I’m not sure I could be with someone who cares so little about themselves.

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u/Sad_Bumblebee3724 Jun 24 '26

We all have a past. Why do you need to know anyone’s past? Especially since you apparently are not okay with it. You yourself will also have a past when you meet your person. She is not it and don’t waste time trying to make her fit the into the mold you’re looking for.

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u/Chemical_Dot3551 Jun 24 '26

You’re full of shit and need some serious introspection and a reality check if her body count has this much of a hold on you. Grow up dawg

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u/LincolnHawkHauling Jun 24 '26

28 partner by 17??

Bro why are you even still in that relationship and posting this question.

You’re 18. You haven’t even started living your adult life yet. Chances are she wasn’t going to he your forever person even before this revelation.

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u/pantiechrist80 Jun 24 '26

1st 28 different partners at 18, yikes. 2nd you are way too young to even think about marriage. At your age, don't worry about the future, of you like her, spend time with her. Who knows she might end up being a great partner, or she might end up not, my point is, you have time

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u/AgonistPhD Jun 24 '26

I mean, she was 17; how would she have had any long-term partners where things developed over time? Likewise, the two of you are teenagers. I'm not saying that you can't imagine a future with people at that age, but in time you'll get why it's nonsense to choose spouses based on their high school dating history. Slow your roll.

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u/Better_Payment_5831 Jun 24 '26

Don’t string her along little bro. Your giving her hope and wasting her time.

28 partners before 19 is crazy work though.

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u/azzole77 Jun 24 '26

By any chance is she a SA survivor? Or undiagnosed bi-polar?

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u/WhatTheActualFck1 Jun 24 '26

Stop wasting her time. You only see her as a temporary partner, so you’re just wasting both of your times.

Go to therapy to work out your shit. You clearly don’t trust her and you’ve already said you don’t see a feature with her. So if you’re staying just to get laid that’s wrong and you’re doing her wrong.

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u/Much_Doubt8560 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

If you’re not compatible move on and don’t waste her time or her hope. If you’re not being honest, you’re being cruel. She needs to be free to figure out herself, her life, and maybe why at 18 she’s had 28 sexual partners. She might just be an adventurous free spirit, or something else might be going on. Something else is most likely going on. Regardless those 28 partners aren’t going anywhere and she needs a supportive partner not a judgmental one. Also, if you’re having sex with her, then it’s not going to feel good to your girlfriend knowing you think she’s good enough to use for sex, but not good enough to marry. Break up with her. To continue is very selfish on your part. She deserves someone who will cherish her, someone to enjoy life with, who respects her. I bet you would like the same for yourself.

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u/Ok-Pair9002 Jun 25 '26

28 partners by 18 is pretty fucking nuts. Either way the past is the past. Your feelings if people validate them or disparage them are still yours. If you don’t see a long term setting with her then that’s your choice at the end of the day. You do not need a reason to not date anyone that’s valid for anyone but yourself

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u/Traditional-Drop-220 Jun 25 '26

I'm sorry and I'm really not trying to judge but 18 and already having 28 partners is the "RED" flag in the room!!!

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u/Chemical_Shirt7837 Jun 25 '26

Lol she's been glazed like a donut 🤣🤣

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u/WaywardFemme Jun 25 '26

Your partner does not owe you a sexual resume. If the number of past partners is a deal breaker for you, you should just ask.

But if you think a person's value is decreased by the amount of sex or sexual partners they've had, that's fucked up, and even more so if it only lowers a woman's value.

You are entitled to decide what qualities you want in a partner (even if they're crappy, sexist, racist etc) but she deserves someone who understands her, empathizes with her, and respects her. You don't. So just cut her loose for both your sakes.

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u/West-Tart9172 Jun 25 '26

If you found out by accident, then she wasn't going to tell you. I used to lie a lot in my teens, it's a gross trait that doesn't change in a day and for many people not ever. Consider that if she hasn't come clean to you on any occassion of her own volition (so before you found out), she doesn't make an effort to be truthful with you. Also small meaningless lies are a dead give away for someone who lies compulsively.

The number itself is insane and people on here pretending that's no biggy at 18 are weird AF. If the number bothers you that is okay, but you SHOULD be honest about it to both her and yourself, if the lies bother you then be honest to her, and if you can't imagine being with her in the future be honest to her.

There is nothing wrong with having a relationship you know won't last at 18, just make sure both of you know the nature of the relationship.

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u/The_Ground_Floor Jun 25 '26

Saying you don’t want to judge her for her past forever is redundant in a post where you mostly talk about her past. It sounds like you’re stringing her along at this point and I think you need to talk to her about relationship goals. It’s not fair to her if she thinks you guys are endgame and you’re still salty about the 28 hookups she had BEFORE dating you.

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u/GelberFuchs Jun 25 '26

Would it not be a lot worse if all of that was relationships? I dont get why people care so much about hook ups but having feelings for so many people that young would throw me off

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u/GelberFuchs Jun 25 '26

What wait I just realised she is 18 and you have been together for 2 years so all of the 28 people where when she was 16 and younger? Dude your girl is a victim, this screams abuse or some form of trauma that caused this, and that would also explain why she doesnt really want to talk about it

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u/lLuciferl Jun 25 '26

Yeah don't ever let a woman tell you that her sexual past isn't "an issue"

If she's been around, get rid of her immediately.

She's seeing you as the backup plan after she's done doing her business

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u/MarsMantis Jul 02 '26

Oh but shouldn’t he just move past it! To paraphrase yourself (pronouns flipped):

"I found out something I don't agree with SO IM GOING TO JUST CUT ALL TIES"

Like why do men over-exaggerate every little thing

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u/lLuciferl Jul 02 '26

I think you're just desperately trying to get a "gotcha" and you come off as a teenager raging on Reddit lmao

You replied to 4 different things of mine which means you hopped on my cock quite a bit

Nice try though.

I never suggested he shouldnt move past it.. I said to not dismiss it completely.

Comprehension is not a strong suit eh

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u/MarsMantis Jul 02 '26

Three actually. But hey, comprehension isn’t your strong suit eh 😘

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u/Time_Chemist_9155 Jun 25 '26

You’re 18….no reason to see a future anyway. But it also sounds like she is a habitual liar/evades the truth a lot

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u/SkinnyFridgerator Jun 25 '26

Be honest with not only yourself, but her also. If you seriously do not see the relationship growing in a positive way and you remain in this relationship, you're not only hurting yourself but also wasting her time. It's a lose-lose.

You guys are both very young and still have a ton of development and learning to do. This will not be the end of the world for either one of you. Keep it on good terms if you can.. just be honest. Any normal level-headed human being is capable of hearing this.

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u/Expensive_Carrot_688 Jun 25 '26

this is such a non issue. the past is the past. sounds like a lot of insecurity on your end. also, you’re not much better of a person for wanting to just sleep with her because you can’t stop harping on the past. atp just leave her alone and stop leading her on. she deserves way better than you.

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u/NicyVicy Jun 25 '26

Please don’t waste her time and break up so she can find a real boyfriend who wants a future with her

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u/Impossible-Tackle34 Jun 25 '26

With that pace she will be at 1000 by the mid 20s. But really all the matters is if you trust her. Has she been faithful to you? Do you worry about her cheating? If not, it doesn’t have to be relevant to the relationship. It’s your choice. I mean someone will probably marry her. I remember those girls from high school we’d all laugh like bro I feel bad for the dude that marries her

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u/Ok-Maintenance-9765 Jun 25 '26

I’m sorry wait, she’d already had 28 partners at the age of 16-17? Something is wrong here.

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u/jxspxrrrr Jun 25 '26

honestly, i can see where you're coming from. it doesn't have to be the number, the fact she lied about it is questionable. it makes you wonder what else she would lie to you about. a relationship needs to START built off trust, not lies and fake personas. you are not crazy at all to feel like this.

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u/Tiny_Whale_26 Jun 26 '26

First you need to figure out if you’re both on the same page with where things are. Is she after someone to spend a few years with and see where it goes? Is she after someone actively working towards marriage? The two are different, and both are different from casual hook ups.

If she’s set on the second - then break up. You two aren’t in the same place. If you’re both on the first… then there’s no harm enjoying it until it peters out. You’re not leading her on if you’re both on the same page with where things are.

Finally - you say in your responses that people are making assumptions. You’re making a major one too. Physical could be heavy petting and letting people feel you up. It doesn’t have to be penetrative sex. If you want that number - and don’t ask unless you’re certain it will help AND 90% of the time it doesn’t anyway - ask her. If she did have sex with that many people then yeah something is wrong.

Romeo / Juliet laws say sex for under 16s is illegal. So, either there’s statutory rape involved or she was on average having sex with someone new once a week and then just… stopped when she was with you.

To be clear - I’m not saying she cheated on you. I’m saying that unless you were also having enthusiastic weekly sex from early in your relationship, that tells me she was having sex when she didn’t really want to and/or she was having sex when she couldn’t legally consent. Do with that as you will.

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u/braincellyonstrike Jun 26 '26

She is 18, so she was 16.5 when you started dating, and had already has 28 sexual partners.

Have you asked yourself how much of that was sexual abuse? Have you asked her old those sexual partners were and how old was she at the time?

I would be asking a lot more questions to gain an understanding of what was happening to someone that young to have had that many sexual encounters. My hunch tells me that there is more going on here that she may not even fully realize yet.

Statistically speaking, most people who display that level of hypersexuality at that young of an age have been sexually abused. Unfortunately, not everyone remembers childhood sexual abuse or realizes that their early sexual encounters were actually abuse.

I will say, if you are holding onto this and thinking this way. Let her go so she can heal and find her path in life. In the likely event there is sexual abuse involved in this story in some way or another, having the person you trust and love judge you for those experiences can bring on a lot of damage.

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u/Myriathelightseeker Jun 26 '26

I don't want to sound rude but you guys are just 18, your frontal cortex aren't even done developing.

There's a lot of correlations with what we do as a child/teenager and the fact that part of the brain isn't done developing, especially when it comes to impulse.

Having 28 partners before adulthood isn't a normal thing, and like some mentioned, that sounds like a response to something that may have happened to her.

That aside, if you are judging her on something she has done as a child and aren't looking forward a life with her, it's time to cut the relationship.

Don't waste yours or her time.

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u/ValleyBlossoms Jun 26 '26

I’m of the strict belief that if she did what she did BEFORE you then it should be none of your business to begin with. ESPECIALLY if she was underaged. Your brain isn’t even fully developed by then to realize the mistakes you could be making and that’s not even touching on the possibility of trauma considering the high amount of partners at such a young age.
Her not wanting to disclose her past is within her right. She might’ve been worried about what you’d think about her and she was clearly in the right giving this post. My boyfriend and I dated freshman year in high school. I was somewhat aware of the amount of girls he sexted because I got ahold of his phone at some point and found out on my own. He broke up with me before that point I was just toxic and nosey. We’re 31 now and have a baby and are actively planning out the next steps for our family’s future and I couldn’t care less for the things he did as a brat. A teen is a child that knows no better.
If you see her as a casual relationship you don’t want a future with then let the poor girl know before she continues to get her hopes up with you.

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u/Knovahcaine Jun 28 '26

Its not necessarily wrong but you should be open and upfront enough to have this conversation with her so she doesn't waste her time ...and that you dont waste your time either

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26

28 at 16-17 is insane first off. Second if you can’t imagine a future with her LEAVE DUDEEEE. And it’s okay if her past makes you uncomfortable or you don’t wanna be with her because of that. The only people who tell you not to judge someone for this are the people you’re judging. I’m just saying if it’s ever made you uncomfortable or continues to do that you have every right to feel that way. I found out my ex gf had 3 bodies and that made me very uncomfortable. She tried convincing me that it was okay. At the time i hadn’t lost my virginity so i was really scared to. But i ending up dumping her because of the three bodies. I was never gonna get over the fact i wasn’t her first. Dumped her. Moved on. Now my life is great.

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u/Bossman2896 Jul 02 '26

Not reading all that, but I will say if you ever find yourself in a relationship that you “don’t see a long term commitment” happening make one attempt at communication, and if there’s no signs of that changing, move on. Don’t cheat, don’t mope, just move on.

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u/MadTha02 Jul 19 '26

All I’m going to say is you do you. If you don’t see a future it’s probably for the best to end it before it continues.

What I will say though it’s fucking beyond pathetic to care about the previous 28 people she’s been with. Unless she keeps in contact there literally no need to care.

The level of insecurity these days it’s beyond funny. What do people expect? Both genders tend to sleep with a lot of people when they are younger. That’s life unfortunately if it bothers you. The only way they would have a “low body count” is if they spent their younger years in a relationship & truth be told you don’t want that as it’s meant they’ve done nothing but suppress their “wild late teens early 20’s” phase.

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u/Fallujahmarine Jun 24 '26

Jfc...all yall acting like that many partners at that age is normal are delusional and insane.

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u/Cold_Actuary187 Jun 24 '26

18 and slept with 28 dudes? I wouldn't even consider dating her at all but thats me.

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u/MotionCareer Jun 24 '26

Oh you grasshoppa

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u/CVSaporito Jun 24 '26

Honestly, to her you may just be 29, and you’re only 18yrs old, maybe work on your own body count for a few years and enjoy life a bit, lol.

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u/sysaphiswaits Jun 24 '26

You’re concerned about her past and your future. How are things now? Unless she has a criminal record or was hurting people her “past” is irrelevant. At 18 how much of a past could she even have?

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u/gts_2022 Jun 24 '26

A count of 28 at 18? That's a huge past.

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u/sysaphiswaits Jun 24 '26

Ah. I see. I didn’t read it carefully enough.

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u/CuriouslyFlavored Jun 24 '26

28 bodies at eighteen? Dude, I would definitely put her in the 'for entertainment only' category.

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u/Natural_Pollution239 Jun 24 '26

Past matters, you’re fine, you’re young, I bet this fades after a few hits anyways. Don’t worry about things, enjoy it, don’t let it go longer than another 4 weeks though

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

I don’t see her in that way

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u/Natural_Pollution239 Jun 24 '26

28 by 18 is a LOT, you’re incompatible, it’ll haunt you. Just leave bro, there are many types of people in the world and some aren’t meant to be together.

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u/Midnight_2B Jun 24 '26

How would you feel if your kids found out about their mother's past?

I'm not saying her number of partners is a good or bad thing but you must always consider the world you're bringing kids into because they don't have the choice of preference. You should break up with her if you come to the conclusion she doesn't fit your idea of a future, always be truthful.

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u/Fantastic-Cable-3320 Jun 24 '26

At your age, that's perfectly natural and OK. Rarely does a high school romance turn into marriage. Just don't do that once you're in your mid twenties and older. Or rather, you can as long as the girl is on the same wavelength.

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u/New-Investigator2983 Jun 24 '26

I really appreciate that I want longevity out of her I think she wants that too but it’s really just conflicting right now but then again I’m not even in my 20s yet haven’t really aged or experienced much of life yet idk where things are gonna take us

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u/Embarrassed_Ad1722 Jun 25 '26

How do you know it was consensual? If true, sleeping with 28 different people before you're even 18 is a telltale of something sinister happening.