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A few months ago as me(M26) and my now ex-fiance(F24) “Alissa” were moving into our new home she found a box of a few of my mementos: Some pictures, figures, etc. and lastly an old green hoodie with some faded designs. Most items were self-explanatory, but the hoodie she was a bit confused by yet ignored it for the most part. A few weeks go by and over dinner we were casually discussing ideas for names of our future kids. I suggested a name if we had a daughter and she really liked it. One night after a stressful day of work I went out drinking with friends. I messed up and came back later than I said I would be home and I came back drunk. She was understandably very upset and berated me for coming late and not answering my phone since it died. She also asked if I was out with any women and what I was so drunk for. Finally she demanded the reason for the name I suggested a few days ago since it wasn't the name of my mother or any of my relatives. I broke down and told Alissa that the name was the name of my first love. I then told Alissa the story of us growing up together and that when I was going through a rough time she gave me the hoodie, and about what happened to her when we were teenagers. Although it had been awhile I only recently started coming to terms with my past and met Alissa while in college. She started tearing up and ran into the bedroom and locked the door. I just ended up curling up and passing out on the floor.
The next morning she calmly woke me up and we started talking again. She said that we weren't using that name and that she was going to get me a new hoodie so I could forget about her. I just responded with an "OK" and an apology. We had breakfast and we just ignored the night before. A few days go by and she demands that I throw out the hoodie. When I refused she started crying and told me to get rid of it and asked if she (Alissa) was important, did I love her? etc. I said yes and tried to assure her, but she continued to berate me. I let her be and left for work. When I came home she was still upset and again brought up how she was suspicious that I was seeing other women. I was getting a bit irritated, but I just ignored it and went to sleep.
I had been planning for a few weeks to go back to my hometown and visit my grandmother in the hospital and see my friends and family. I told Alissa I would be gone and would be back late. While in the hospital she called me asking where I was and I told her I was in the hospital and I would call her back later. She then proceeded to spam me with angry texts and calls that I ignored.
When I arrived home we sat down and I told her our relationship was not going to work. I cited how even before the night incident she had been accusing me of cheating and was jealous of female coworkers and friends. Instead of supporting me on my past trauma she got upset and jealous and made me feel more stressed and depressed. The final straw was when I went to go see and spend time with my family and she demanded attention and bothered me. I deemed it unhealthy for us to continue to be together, let alone have children and it would be best to separate rather than have a lengthy and expensive divorce in the future. She cried some more and told me I was heartless and that I don't care about our relationship. I am unsure if I made the right call and what to do now.
TLDR My(M26) now ex fiance(F24) has been dismissive of my past trauma and feelings and I decided to end things.

He dropped to the ground like a sack of shaky alibis and busted his head open. Also, B. A. Baracus aka Mr. T was there. Later, he (Belzer) sued the Hulkster and settled for $400,000 which he used to buy a home in the south of France. He named the house Chez Hogan. I had COVID recently and used the time off work to listen to several hours of a podcast about Vince McMahon so even though I was never a fan of wrestling, I now possess great knowledge such as the aforementioned Hulk Hogan/Richard Belzer fact.
I'll list off some things that I like, and maybe if you also like one (or more) of the things, we can talk about the things.

• Horror movies and comedy TV shows. These are basically the only genres I will watch. I just finished the third season of I Think You Should Leave which was great. I also like It's Always Sunny, Broad City, and Taskmaster.
• Reading books. I have a serious problem with used bookstores. Right now I'm reading The Prose Edda and Guards! Guards! by Terry Pratchett.
• Nature. Yeah kinda generic, I know. I'm trying to learn more about plants and birds, but it seems like any community classes/walks are all on weekdays at like 11am. If you know anything about gardening and can spew your knowledge directly into my mouth like the guy in The Green Mile, let me know because that would be convenient.
• Meditation/Buddhism. I know you're reading this and thinking, wow this person seems stable, calm, and emotionally intelligent! Well joke's on you, buddy. I have to coax every tiny morsel of mental health out of my brain like I'm luring a raccoon out from a trash can. I find vipassana meditation helpful and Buddhist philosophy really resonates with me.
• Video games, but only a specific few, not as a rule. I've gotten back into Civilization VI recently. I also like Stardew Valley, Legend of Zelda (BoTW obviously, I started playing Tears of the Kingdom but haven't gotten very far), and Powerwash Simulator (thinking about going pro esports with this one).

I don't really know what I'm looking for tbh other than conversation, just don't talk to me like we're in a job interview or use the phrase "looking for my player 2" and I will appreciate you as one of Gaia's precious children.

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Hey everyone! For those who don't know Tom Grossi is a Packers YouTuber who covers all things Green Bay as well as lots of other NFL news and reactions. Tom regularly works with the NFL community to help support charity and is currently working on his biggest project yet "30 in 30". There is a full breakdown video on the attached tweet (links below for those who hate Twitter). Starting today and going through the end of June, Tom is traveling to every NFL stadium to do live fan meets and other events to help raise funds for St. Jude Children's Hospital and local business using his classic chaotic good charisma. There are benchmark goals that have fun punishments attached to them for Tom to do in the specific cities. Tom is paying for the whole thing out of pocket and all proceeds will go to St. Jude. He will be posting live updates on his Twitter as well as the meet up information for both the stadium and whatever local business he goes to highlight afterwards. Fans of every team are welcome regardless of the venue so show up and represent! We all understand if you aren't able to donate, but just spreading this movement can do such much good and keep the momentum going, as of right now were at $35k out of the $100K in the first 20 hours! #FinsUp
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tomgrossicomedy Video breakdown: https://youtu.be/LhsI8q6ND90 Donation Link: fundraising.stjude.org/goto/30in30
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Hey everyone! For those who don't know Tom Grossi is a Packers YouTuber who covers all things Green Bay as well as lots of other NFL news and reactions. Tom regularly works with the NFL community to help support charity and is currently working on his biggest project yet "30 in 30". There is a full breakdown video on the attached tweet (links below for those who hate Twitter). Starting today and going through the end of June, Tom is traveling to every NFL stadium to do live fan meets and other events to help raise funds for St. Jude Children's Hospital and local business using his classic chaotic good charisma. There are benchmark goals that have fun punishments attached to them for Tom to do in the specific cities. Tom is paying for the whole thing out of pocket and all proceeds will go to St. Jude. He will be posting live updates on his Twitter as well as the meet up information for both the stadium and whatever local business he goes to highlight afterwards. Fans of every team are welcome regardless of the venue so show up and represent! We all understand if you aren't able to donate, but just spreading this movement can do such much good and keep the momentum going, as of right now were at $35k out of the $100K in the first 20 hours! #KeepPounding
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tomgrossicomedy Video breakdown: https://youtu.be/LhsI8q6ND90 Donation Link: fundraising.stjude.org/goto/30in30
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Hey everyone! For those who don't know Tom Grossi is a Packers YouTuber who covers all things Green Bay as well as lots of other NFL news and reactions. Tom regularly works with the NFL community to help support charity and is currently working on his biggest project yet "30 in 30". There is a full breakdown video on the attached tweet (links below for those who hate Twitter). Starting today and going through the end of June, Tom is traveling to every NFL stadium to do live fan meets and other events to help raise funds for St. Jude Children's Hospital and local business using his classic chaotic good charisma. There are benchmark goals that have fun punishments attached to them for Tom to do in the specific cities. Tom is paying for the whole thing out of pocket and all proceeds will go to St. Jude. He will be posting live updates on his Twitter as well as the meet up information for both the stadium and whatever local business he goes to highlight afterwards. Fans of every team are welcome regardless of the venue so show up and represent! We all understand if you aren't able to donate, but just spreading this movement can do such much good and keep the momentum going, as of right now were at $35k out of the $100K in the first 20 hours! #RavensFlock
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tomgrossicomedy Video breakdown: https://youtu.be/LhsI8q6ND90 Donation Link: fundraising.stjude.org/goto/30in30
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