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Date: October 28, 2022
I kinda thought it a few times but..she is my first love and its really hard..i lost her 1 time and i was crying all day..
Firstly, gender non-conforming behaviour does not make someone homosexual, they can just be a gender non-conforming person.
It doesn't make them less of a man/woman. I would not accuse him of being gay simply because he can be feminine in ways. Having feminine mannerisms does not make him gay.
If you question his sexuality and attraction towards you, then you can go ahead and ask. The issue is that you two have seemed to have this discussion and he has said he's only attracted to you. Which to me suggests that he may be questioning whether he is bi or is straight since he's feeling exclusive attraction towards you.
The challenge is that you don't seem to be believing his words since he has some feminine mannerisms. And if you interpret his behaviours to be stronger markers of his sexuality than what he's overtly telling you, so your issue is trust in his word.
And if you can't trust what he tells you and you feel too caught up in the fears that he may be closeted gay, then idk if you can talk your way out of that state. You need to decide whether you trust his word more, or if you're too hooked on the notion that gender non-conformity is always an indication of being gay.
Read this whole thing before anyone angry responds…
You handle it with dignity and grace. You're at a work / social function, and someone is overly flirtatious. You walk right up, nonchalant, introduce yourself, and ask who they're there with. If they say no one, you compliment them, “Well, such an attractive woman as yourself won't be alone for very long. Hun, let's go talk to so and so at the bar.” And you walk away with him in your arm.
It fucking k/lls them if they really had malicious intentions towards your marriage and you say something nice and end the conversation. They have nothing they can say to him or anyone there about you being a bitch to them or anything.
Can you imagine the conversation?
Flirty girl, “I hate (name) wife.”
Friend: “Why, what did she say???”
FG: “She said I was pretty and wouldn't be single for long!”
Friend: “Oh, that monster! Let's tell everyone what she said.” /s
Seriously. My husband gets hit on constantly at work. And sometimes he's a little clueless, sometimes I think he catches on late and gets embarrassed, and sometimes a little bit happy because he just got a self confidence boost. None of which bother me. But I've also always made it clear that I don't need anyone, I CHOOSE to be with him. So there's that…
That sounds good, but not having matching financial habits can be a real issue. Perhaps the two of you could take some classes together so that you can work towards more similar habits?
Because you have self respect and not a doormat
This.
If they hit you with “family comes first” then ask them why that doesn't apply to them too? Why didn't they put you first? You had a man you loved and they drove him off because of their own petty issues.
They were unwilling to put family first when it meant going out of their way even a little bit. Why the hell should you?
You likely need to evaluate how close you are to your family based on this. If they are going to sabotage your future happiness every time you bring someone home, why would you want to put them first?