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I changed jobs a few months ago and at the new workplace I met a gorgeous guy. He is 28 years old and he is incredibly good looking (the "spends 2 hours/day at the gym kind"), very masculine and dominant, he is super smart, also the team leader of the engineers team, he has an expensive car - the kind of guy that women fight over (our colleagues joke about it saying he is a player).

On the other hand, I am 29 years old, I'm slim and good looking but definitely not like the hot and gorgeous toned up princesses he LIKES on Social media. I consider myself rather smart than beautiful, even though I am feminine. On a scale from 1 to 10, I'd give myself a 7 and this guy a 9.

Normally, I wouldn't think this type of guy would look at a girl like me

We don't interact much. But recently I hurt my leg on a team building and the next day he showed up at my desk with pain medicine. I was surprised, and he told me he had constant problems with his knees and said I should ask for more medicine if I kept hurting. Then I started noticing little gestures like taking my defense in the reunions (2 times the same day) when he usually is combative and argumentative with other colleagues, even girls. I also noticed that his tone of voice visibly softness up when he talks to me, he smiles, but while talking to other colleagues, he is loud and sometimes a bit aggressive.

: when a colleague had a terrible idea during a meeting, he responded with "you keep on proposing that even though you know it never works!" When I had a bad idea, he said "I'm not saying your idea isn't good, but did you think of X and Y?"

Do you think it would be possible for him to like me, or am I reading too much in his nice protective behavior? Maybe he likes me as a collea

My mom and I were on the phone earlier, and she declared that when my grandmother dies, she's moving in with me. When I asked her why she couldn't live on her own, she said she shouldn't have to, that's why she had me and my brother.

Now, my mom is NOT easy to live with. Growing up, she only really dealt with me and my brother if it would garner any attention or recognition (I. e. "Your kids are so cute!"). Classic narcissist, really. In college, after she and my dad divorced, she became worse. She would steal my checkbook and start paying bills out of my account (she would spend the money she made on her hair and outfits). If I was studying and didn't have time to wait on her hand and foot, she'd throw temper tantrums and throw my notes and books away.

A few years ago, she quit her job and declared that she will never work again because it's my brother's and my responsibility to provide for her. Did I mention how high maintenance she is? She wants a new Jaguar or equivalent luxury vehicle every couple of years. She only does brand names, and because she doesn't cook and refuses to eat other people's cooking, she eats out a lot.

Any time we're in the same vicinity (we live in different parts of the country), we fight. When I flew down for Thanksgiving after sustaining a bad concussion from a car accident, she attacked me, kicking and punching me in the head because I wouldn't tell her who I was texting. When my grandfathers died the same week, she told me I had to choose, but if I chose my dad's father, I'd be kicked out of the family.

She also likes to sabotage any relationships my brother and I forge with other people, whether it's the one we have with our dad or ones we've established with our respective partners. Basically, we're only supposed to be involved with her, and we only exist to serve at her mercy, working hard to support her extravagantly lazy lifestyle.

Am I wrong for telling her no, there's no way in hell I want her living with me?