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That’s a very personal choice.
I haven’t even seen every season either!
Whenever some woman say “my man isn't like this”, “my man would never do something like this”, I wanna hit my head on wall.
I would tackle it from a slightly different angle OP. Move away from your needs and direct it towards that of your child(ren). They need a healthy father who can play and interact with them. One that can take them to games and participate in healthy activities. Also tell him that you are concerned that your (mostly his but you don’t need to outright say that) eating choices will affect them. If you want healthy, physically active kids you have to set a good example. Tell him that you are going to do something about it. Could he please help. Good luck. ❤️
Ask her boyfriend if it made sense to him. He's a subject of this conversation and I think I summed up his position perfectly – which is what I was doing.
Let’s put the elephant in the room (gapping age difference) to the side. Firstly, do not overstep your boundary and introduce yourself behind his back. That would end horribly. Also ultimatums do not work. You say despite that, everything else is great. But I’m reality you’re with a man who’s living two lives – one trying to be a great partner to you and the other trying to be a great dad to his kids. His reluctance to combine the two is concerning. He wants the uncomplicated perks of each world while avoiding the complications of allowing you and his kid’s 100% access to his internal life. In doing so he’s straddling two realities and not truly and fully there in either. To be honest, he sounds selfish and cowardly. What you can do is decide how much longer you will be patient. Set a boundary. Inform him of it and stick to it. Speak to him using first person (ie “I understand your reluctance but I need to be in a relationship where I’m not kept secret. I understand if you are incapable of doing this but I do need to step back and reassess my future if that’s the case.”). Do not be defensive, don’t make ultimatums, don’t threaten, don’t go behind his back. Just be honest about what you need. Then stick to your word. Step back, actually reassess how you want your future to look. If and when he decides to stop hiding you then you can rethink him possibly being in your life. But right now, as long as you accept his cowardliness and reluctance, he has no reason to change his situation. So, tell him what you need and that, until you find it, you’re stepping away. Then be true to your word.
Tell him.
Don’t be surprised if he doesn’t take this well.
And sorry but it takes 2 people to have sex, and therefore it is both of your responsibilities to make sure contraception is used and not the fucking stupid “pull out method” which he wasn’t using. So you both are equally as responsible for this as the other.
Girl you do you. You are an adult and you can make your own judgement and relationship decisions.
It’s mostly the 42 M we tend to worry about.