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Hiding food is often a symptom of a much larger underlying problem, not the problem itself.
“Listen, I am not some delicate china that needs to be kept in a display case for my safety. I am more than able to handle sex, and frankly, I am extremely horny. I want to be intimate again, I miss it, and it is extremely unfair that you are withholding sex with me with no valid reason. Am I unattractive to you now? Am I gross to you now? What is keeping you from giving me the intimacy that I want?”
Your kid is fine. Nothing has changed there. You have a healthy relationship, whatever you choose to call it.
There's only a problem with things escalating is if one of you has a problem with it.
We can be our own worst enemy when we start overthinking things. Ultimately, the big question to ask yourself is “Would I be okay if my kid had a partner who treats them this way when they're older?” With what you've said, I'd personally be happy for my kid to end up with someone who looks after them and makes them happy.
Honestly I think your boyfriend has some insecurities to deal with.
There's nothing you can do to change the past, and he has to understand and move on from that. Y'all have slept with other people. It happens.
It sounds like you are in a tough situation. It's understandable that you value your current relationship and don't want to risk cheating, and it's also understandable that you may feel sad about potentially losing this friend.
In terms of whether you did something wrong, I don't think you did. You communicated with your boyfriend about the situation, and ultimately you made a decision that you felt was best for yourself and your relationship. It's possible that this friend may be hurt or disappointed, but it's important to prioritize your own well-being and boundaries.
It might be helpful to have a conversation with this friend and express your feelings and concerns. You can let him know that you value his friendship, but that you also have to prioritize your current relationship and your own boundaries. It's possible that this conversation could lead to a deeper understanding and potentially a healthier friendship moving forward. However, it's also possible that this friend may not be able to respect your boundaries, in which case it may be necessary to let go of the friendship for the time being.
Remember, it's okay to prioritize your own well-being and boundaries. Don't feel guilty for making a decision that you feel is best for yourself and your current relationship.
You both sound very immature, which is fine because you're both young. Dude keeps telling you your relationship is toxic and is trying to push you away. You should listen to him and not play those games.
This sounds like he doesn't want a serious relationship with you.
One of the reasons I will always respect my ex husband is how well he took care of me and our daughter during that fourth trimester. I didn't change a diaper for weeks, he cleaned the pump parts, he brought me water and food, he took the midnight to six am shift every night until she slept through. He was all in on being a dad, and that's what you and your baby deserve.