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I said it in another comment but i never knew that i she felt neglected or anything. We have been planning our future together for some time so I thought everything was good. To me this just happened out of nowhere because I didn’t pay attention to her like i should have. But everyone has flaws and that was mine. Also not communicating with her.
Well, some call it guts, some call it balls, we can call it whatever but I’ll call it “puttin the foot down.”
“Stand your ground”
How did you respond other than saying you'd buy another sandwich. He's acting like he feels unheard. Sometimes all it takes is using I messages. I hear that you are disappointed in my for eating the sandwich without clarifying if it was okay.
He likes them younger apparently. Don't get hung up on it, it's his loss.
So at 21 you were dating a 16 year old?
Psht I mean, that's actually the reality of life though. Social medial means fuck all to some people so just following a page isn't a big life decision that they sit down and think about. It's the tap of a button and most people don't go and unfollow a bunch of accounts when they start dating someone new.
Idk don't think OP is in the wrong here. Just think it's a standard disagreement of each others values. So yeah she is allowed to bounce but if he's a Muslim and has liked some Muslim content in the past but is working to be more progressive then I think negging him for not overthinking a simple like of an account of social media is a little bit unreasonable.
Each to their own though. There's definitely more legitimate red flags that exist, this isn't one to me.
When you finally see your value you will realize that following him on social media is the least of your problems. In fact, it's the kindest thing he has done for your mental health and your dysfunctional relationship. As Judge Lynn Toler said, and I'm paraphrasing, how many times, in how many ways, is this man going to tell you, he doesn't want you? Don't let him tell you more than once. Op, you are continuing to break your own heart. Why are you so mean to your past, current and future self? I hope you find self love, self-esteem and courage to put you 1st and be your own advocate by walking away from this relationship that doesn't serve you. I'm so sorry op.
I am a PhD student so I'm sort of still in college ? but I mostly met my friends through other mutual friends. I guess I'm maybe also unusual in that I'm queer, so there are lots of people I know on the periphery because there's so much overlap between different social groups just by dint of the community being smaller, which can make it easier to meet the same person several times at social gatherings so the jump from acquaintance to friend is smaller
I guess that's not very helpful advice, sorry. I do know some people who have met good friends through things like bumble BFF though!
I’m still at my family members house, she’s been texting me telling me she ended up leaving my truck with one of her guy friends that’s been offering her a free place to stay and that he’s being weird and snapped on her last night, I have to assume she’s telling the truth but at the same time that could just be a way for her to get sympathy from me. This hurts because I care about her but between the physical violence and the threats to get me arrested and thus deported, I’m really needing to avoid her at all costs. My friend who‘a a survivor of DV told me to speak to an attorney before going to police so I know exactly what to say to them because as a man it’s harder to get help from authorities in these situations.
I get it gross – I really do – but only 4 times in 7yrs?? Girl, you need to chill. If you ever have kids this will happen A LOT and in the big picture- is so not worth getting worked up about.
Gah! You bring it up! Your husband is becoming sexually aggressive with his FRIENDS! He’s fishing in that barrel for someone to have sex with, and no one in that group wants to have a sexual relationship with him. He has got to get a grip.
Yes, you have to bring it up. You have to tell him that his friends have been calling you because he’s making everyone uncomfortable. And yes, he’s going to be defensive and mad, and he’s going to take it out on you. Too bad. You have an obligation to have this conversation with him because you’re the one married to him.
Honestly? I’d start thinking about divorce because I wouldn’t want to be married to someone who thinks absolutely everyone is fair game, regardless of whether they want it or not.
I had someone “Fix” my habits. I pushed back but eventually relented as time went on because I looked at it as something wrong with me if someone wanted to change things that much. They fixed everything they could until I was just an extension of what they wanted in a partner. It has left me with a life time of resentment and self doubt.
The more you allow, the more he will do. You sleep the right amount for you at the right time for you.
You heal by talking to a lawyer and get it all back in the divorce settlement. 18k, Jesus Christ.
Don’t pay a dime. Nothing will stop them from asking for more money later. Delete or private all social media, do not allow comments on any posts if you just go private. This goes for you and him. They will try calling, FaceTiming, etc to continue to threaten. Block and ignore. You cannot stop them from releasing the photos but in all likelihood, they won’t do anything.
As for whether or not to continue the relationship, that’s up to you. Couples can get past it, but it is hard.
hes on a dating app and this is how he met the scammer.
Dump his ass and hop on over to r/Scams to learn about the scam your boyfriend fell for.
This post doesn't specify how many kids? 3? 4? 7? 10???
This is on both OP and his wife though. Why do people who are miserably married keep having children? Is the 5th one the magic child that will fix a clearly long-time broken marriage? I don't feel empathy for OP or his wife, just super unfair to all the children involved.
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Thats a giant redflag, i personally think you should leave him and dodge that bullet.
Let's say you have that talk about a paternity test. She says okay, I hear you, but I need you to prove to me that you're not a cheater or liar before I commit my life to you. After all, the financial and emotional fallout from marriage is just as serious as paternity fraud.
She then asks to go through all your devices, interview your exes and friends, and wants your consent to run an exhaustive background check. She tells you that she knows it's invasive, but women get screwed over daily by bad men and she can't take any chances. Also, she'll periodically have to go through your devices and track your movements during your marriage just to be sure. She's not accusing you, but she can't just take it on faith that you aren't deceiving her.
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