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Okay, so maybe I might get shit on for saying that, but… OP, it doesn't sound like you're ready to be in a relationship yet.
What your girlfriend said and did, especially in front of your child, is horrible and monstrous and shouldn't be forgiven easily. It was 0% okay for her to do that, no questions asked.
But you need to get over your grief at least a bit more. If you are still in a stage of grief where you talk to photos which are all throughout your apartment, any new partner will likely feel insecure because it's clear that you're not ready to move on yet.
A good partner will respect your grief and late wife, but they also deserve to feel like they are your current partner. If they come to your place and it looks like your wife is still living there and you talk to her pictures instead of to your new partner, that just won't work.
It's normal to talk to lost loved ones at their grave. It's normal to visit that grave. It's normal to have a corner in your house where things and photos of the deceased are. But if, after over 10 years, you are still at a point where your deceased wife is everywhere and a new partner is thus confronted with her in every corner of your home, then this is not a place that can become their home yet. It means that in both your heart and your home, there is no place for them yet.
And that is fine. If you're not ready, you're not ready. But, if after ten years, your dead wife is still so present in your life that you feel like talking to her photos all the time, when your new partner is in your home, then you should probably find a new therapist because your old one wasn't able to help (and yes, I know from experience that this can very much happen).
Directly ask her. We aren’t psychics, and there’s obviously something you’re missing as nothing you included is an obvious issue. The only person who can figure this out for you … is you. Talk to her. Then come back and tell us what happened.
No, because I'm not a moron who needs to move goal posts to try and prove their stupid point ?
Your focus is him and what interaction and affection you can share together. His focus is him and his interests. Either find interests of your own to occupy your time, or find a new boyfriend that shares yours.
Atlanta is only cheap if you’re not earning Georgia money. He just wants to be with his “friend.”
You're right, people don't change overnight. He didn't change overnight. He was always like this; I doubt you're the first person he's done it to. He was simply waiting for the right moment to do it once he had you hooked. There's a substantial age gap between you two as well. He targeted you for a reason.
You don't have to prove anything, he has told you he wants to see other people.