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Birth Date: 1923-05-11

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Date: October 26, 2022

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  1. I think being doctors and whatnot, they very likely have a different perspective of what is expensive and what isn't.

    You have to just tell him in plain, simple but clear terms that this is unaffordable. Not just now, but for the foreseeable future. If he really understands and wants you to be there, he'll just cover your costs. Not everything in a relationship has to be a matter of paying people back or making sure it's an equal split.

  2. A boundary is something that you say this is something that I v can't deal with. Like, for example, drug use, cheating, you saying no, etc. By not doing anything the first time he crossed your invisible line, he realized you weren't going to. Same with you threatening to leave. You made the threat, he continued what he was doing, and you stayed, so note you are begging him not to make you feel uncomfortable. He's not going to change. You didn't say what those boundaries are. If they are that important that you, would threaten to leave, don't threaten. Walk away without another word.

  3. Are you asking if crying at a friend’s funeral is wrong?

    The answer is no. Of course the answer is no.

    It is completely, utterly and in all other ways normal to cry at a funeral. Your boyfriend had one job that day: to comfort you. He totally failed. Up to you what that means for your relationship, but he was and is way out of line.

  4. Christmas sets strange expectations to your that can buy whatever whenever. Settle for birthdays and anniversaries.

  5. sigh

    Let me get this straight. She gives up her body for 9 months. She goes to several OB appointments where she gets poked and prodded, swabbed, and looked at in a very intimate and vulnerable position. She adjusts her diet to meet the needs of her baby, probably giving up things she likes (alcohol, sushi, lunch meat, etc). She endures labor and delivery to bring a baby into this world. Some women have C sections after hours of active pushing. Then they have postpartum recovery to deal with on top of caring for the newborn.

    And he wants to call that lazy and irresponsible? All he had to do was plant the seed! Give your poor wife a little more credit and acknowledge what’s she’s already done for your child and will continue to do for them. The least you could do is support her in how the baby gets fed.

  6. “I want to talk about what just happened” is a pretty natural conversation starter. If he's not into it and wants to forget it/pretend it didn't happen, you've got your answer. If he's open to the discussion and possibly more, you have a better answer.

  7. Have you never told her this before?

    I am always speechless when I read on here of men or women that have drifted into a multi year relationship without discussing something so important and polarising as kids!

    You need to tell her now. Today. Then she can decide whether to stay with you or not.

  8. OP, I understand your reaction to what he wrote. But consider that he may prefer everything he wrote about you to everything he wrote about her.

    People who are passionate and volatile can be exasperating to be with. The relationship can be filled with huge highs and incredibly deep lows. The relationship is very stressful and filled with lots of arguments, to the point that you can spend more time unhappy than you do happy.

    I had such a relationship when I was young and it was hell. She was an alcoholic and I definitely spent more time being miserable than I did being happy.

    My relationship with my wife of 27 years is a lot more stable and not nearly as volatile. Don’t get me wrong, we have our disagreements, but the seas aren’t nearly so extreme as they were with my ex. I much prefer being with my wife than being with my ex.

  9. I’m gonna go out on a limb and say you’re from the South? I feel like that’s the only place I know of that expects 26 year olds to be on a path to marriage. In my area, 26 is practically a child bride.

  10. Honestly it's not about the other person or AI having an emotional attachment, it's about a person's partner building a relationship with another person or AI. You could then argue that surely that person won't build a relationship with that AI, but really why are they investing time in a fantasy AI that could be better spent with a real life person?

    Is it cheating? Probably not. Is it healthy, again probably not.

  11. 10% thats super low..watch this sub for a week and you will see endless cut and paste posts from spammers (that the sub for some reason cant seem to stop) and pedo bait galore…coincidentally, they removed OP post. Dont worry though, a strangely similar one will pop right back up.

  12. I believe you are right, unfortunately it seems there is a large mental aspect at play for her that forces her to feel down and depressed in her current situation. And some people just refuse to help themselves and it affects other parts of their lives. But at the end of the day you have to look out for your own well being and that of your child. It might not seem it when they are younger, but they can sense when there is something off between the parents. It is better for them for both parents to have the best mental health possible, even if that means separating. Your resentment and growing animosity towards your wife, while perhaps justified, will start to negatively impact your child as time goes on. If your wife refuses therapy and counseling, it might be time to take matters into your own hands.

  13. As someone who went from that build to chubby (and is now working back to that build and OMG does it suck) I would not recommend that course of action. Very bad interactions with.. literally everything. If she can't deal with a healthy body, you need someone who can. That simple. Love you for you. Find someone who does too. But seriously, DON'T give up that discipline and keep with at least Cardio boxing. Biology F'd me up for for years. They finally got me fixed. Let me tell you, once it goes, it's a LONG road back of struggles to get back. Don't do it. 3 months is NOT worth it. 🙂

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