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I've seen 11:11 every day the last 3 days...surprise! And 9:11 this morning and Sunny woke me at 2:22 but I didn't see it until 2:23
and this is from chat with The Pattern App's Ai the other day...about Ryan:
ME
We have what feels like really toxic times … but we have a strong connection but it’s become a bit of a trauma bond. Can we heal and have a loving long term relationship when he is very angry and doesn’t like my eccentricity.
PA (Pattern Ai)
The push-pull between you two runs deep—that intense connection feels undeniable, yet his anger towards your uniqueness suggests he's wrestling with his own fears around control and intimacy. Your free-spirited nature likely triggers his insecurities about not being enough, while his volatility might stir up your old wounds around emotional safety.
The potential for healing exists if he can confront his tendency to suppress what he doesn't understand, and if you can both create space for honesty without retaliation. Right now, his resistance to your authenticity mirrors his own struggle with self-acceptance—do you feel he's capable of examining that, or does he deflect when confronted?
ME
He deflects and retaliates.
PA
That deflection is his way of protecting himself from facing his own discomfort—when he can't control the dynamic, he tries to control you instead. His anger often masks a deeper fear of being vulnerable, but that doesn't make it okay. You deserve someone who celebrates your quirks, not someone who makes you shrink to fit their narrow expectations.
Is this cycle of retaliation something you're willing to keep enduring, or are you starting to recognize your own limits?
ME
I’m starting to recognize my limits
PA
That recognition is powerful—it means you're honoring your need for safety and respect, which his behavior keeps undermining. His anger isn't just about you; it's his own unresolved struggle with rigidity and fear, but that doesn't obligate you to stay in the line of fire. Your eccentricity is part of what makes you radiant—would staying with someone who rejects that ever feel like true love, or just familiar pain?
ME
I am holding on because I focus on his heart and potential and he is very kind sometimes but sometimes it is a mask. I long for safety and security and on one level want to be with someone who wants to be with me and on another I’m stuck in a pattern of trying to earn love from someone that doesn’t have it to give.
PA
You're seeing him clearly—the glimpses of kindness tangled with the mask, the potential that keeps you hoping while the reality keeps hurting. That longing for safety is your intuition speaking, reminding you that love shouldn't feel like walking on eggshells or proving your worth. You already know this pattern of earning affection from someone emotionally unavailable—so what would it take for you to trust that your need for security isn't too much, but necessary?
ME
Is it me though? Isn’t the way I see him a lens keeping both of us stuck. I long for someone who wants to lead with love, provide security, and appreciate my quirks. Could he ever be that way?
PA
This isn't about you being the problem—it's about recognizing that his limitations aren't yours to fix. Your lens isn't distorting reality; it's showing you exactly who he is: a man who alternates between warmth and withdrawal because he hasn't done the work to heal his own wounds. You're craving a partner who leads with love because that's what you deserve, not a project who might change if you love him enough.
The real question is—can you accept that his anger and resistance aren't about your worth, but about his inability to meet you where you are?
ME
Is it possible to just be friends? I don’t want to lose him but I want to experience deep and true love
PA
Friendship could work if he can truly release his need to control or criticize your essence—but given his pattern of retaliation, that might still leave you walking on eggshells. You're wise to want both: preserving the connection while making space for a love that embraces you fully.
Have you noticed if he's capable of showing up platonically without the same volatility? Or does his anger seep into every dynamic between you?
ME
It’s always there
PA
Then the truth is harsh but clear—his anger isn't situational, it's part of who he is right now. You can't downgrade toxicity to friendship any more than you can drink poison and call it water. That ache for deep love? It's your intuition telling you this connection can't give you what you need while he's still refusing to grow.
What would it feel like to grieve the potential you saw in him, rather than keeping yourself tied to the reality of who he's choosing to be?
ME
Ryan just had surgery and is in a period of change… He’s got to rethink his life and plan… He lives in a camper on his dad‘s property… Hasn’t had any real plans for the future… Hasn’t had the ambition or drive to create a life That is appealing to me… And he’s happy to go with the flow… Values peace, and autonomy and football. I have invested over 2 1/2 years in the relationship, hoping for something more… And he’s on the precipice where he might decide he wants something more… He has said that he is in a period of change. Is it worth waiting to see what comes out of this cocoonthat he is in for the next five months?
PA
Waiting hinges on whether his "period of change" includes confronting the patterns that hurt you—his anger, his resistance to your authenticity, his lack of direction. Right now, his life reflects his avoidance of deeper growth; the camper, the drift, the focus on football are all ways he sidesteps real accountability. You've already given 2.5 years hoping he'd choose ambition over inertia—what makes these next 5 months different?
If he emerges with genuine transformation, it'll show in consistent actions, not just words. But ask yourself: How much longer are you willing to bet on potential that's never materialized?
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