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Now as you see in my pro i had to ask the question is it bad to be honest in a relationship to protect and help your partner.

How to explain it was just will be a long thing to rain I'm in a long-distance relationship with my man who I call Wolfy.

I love him so much and his friends are not the best people to be involved with us because they are so negative their users manipulators backstabbers and I have never done that to him and all I have done is be honest to him about some things that these people are when the time arrives.

The next issue of honesty is I'm honest with him about who he is and how he acts and behaves when he is inappropriate on when we have arguments. I mean what's the breaking up stuff like he's with me that he's not with me or he'll post on his social media that he's single women in fact he is with me but he broke up with me complication it's very hard and yes after everything you're going to read and it'll stay in your brain dump this guy.

But she is important to me and deep down I know that he is a very good man and he tries to change and he tries to show his best colors and I think with some of his friends so to say they're not really good people and they bring the worst out of him like insecurities past issues reminders it's it's hard to deal with sometimes.

But he's always telling me now like I need to stop being honest with him I need to lie.
I don't think I would be a good girlfriend or wife or friends or anything if I was not honest. I think that yes there are times to give Little White Lies like hey your cooking's good when in fact it's terrible or hey that sure looks good on you when you should set it on fire but when it comes to emotions and mental well-being and relationship issues I think it is a very good thing to be very honest.
I know I have made mistakes and I'm not the best girlfriend but I don't deserve to be dumped just because I'm honest

Back in May, I called a 'first come, first serve' apartment complex and they told me they had a vacancy. When I spoke to the woman on the phone, she said that the community was preferred to most professionals (like me since I'm a teacher) and that it wasn't 'ghetto' or 'trashy'.

Well, I walk in and everything seems normal. I fill out the application, give my paycheck stubs, and my SSN. I'm supposed to move in June 29th. I asked, too, if the current tenants can go back on their 30 day notice, and she said no because it was submitted in writing and they would have to leave.

A week later, she tells me my dog needs all her vaccines but won't tell me which ones because she 'doesn't know' so I give my dog all of them ($300 worth). Then she tells me I didn't give my employer on my application (Lies, I did, and I even emailed my previous two paycheck stubs). Then she said I didn't fill out my address (I did). Then she calls me and tells me she can't give me an exact move in date anymore because they don't know the condition of the apartment until the current tenants leave. Finally, she tells me the apartment is no longer available because the current tenants no longer want to move. She said she never said they couldn't go back on their notice and that my background check is non refundable because I 'knew the risks'.

I have a new apartment now, but my colleagues, friends, and parents believe I was denied the apartment because I was black, something she didn't know until I walked in the office. This is based on her comments as well as how I presented myself on the phone. A lot of people have mistaken me for 'white' due to my proper English (which, you know, is ridiculous) and being a teacher in a white district kind of solidifies that. Even my principals think I wasn't given the apartment because of my race.


Should I file a Fair Housing complaint against the office or leave it alone?