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Date: December 12, 2022
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You keep going from 0-100 immediately. Moving in straight away, proposing after 6 month… you seem desperate and needy. You keep going on about all the experience you have in relationships but none of the experience you described sounds mature or healthy. Why are you so desperate to latch on to this guy and get married? Do you need him to validate your worth?
It’s actually a good idea if the kids into it me and my son play video games together all the time and it’s our way of hanging out when he’s at his moms
Forced compliments may be the minimum for you, it's not for me.
My minimum is a partner that actually respects me and cares about my clearly-communicated feelings. Because someone who respects you and cares about you won't need to be ASKED to compliment you.
You say he already knows what you want. Which means that he is actively choosing to not only NOT do what you want, but rub your face in it by complimenting other women. He's being very clear in how he feels about your feelings. He doesn't care. What exactly do you expect to receive advice about?
Im happy that you are ok.
This is my exact experience as well. I just can’t explain it but I’m the first married friend in the group and I just kept telling my friends “I truly don’t understand how to put it into words but I love him so much more.”
Obviously get it the next day. You literally want them to think that. You want them to think “oh it was a mistake! She’s not so bad!”
I would have an in-depth conversation with your wife about her perspective on the infidelity. I personally can't imagine staying friends with someone who is a serial cheater, but the reality is that a lot of people can and do put blinders on when it comes to their friends' bad behavior. I don't think it inherently means your wife is a cheater or condones what her friend is doing. If they've been friends since they were kids or something especially, I know SO many people who have childhood friends that are nothing like them but loyalty and invested time are powerful motivators particularly as people get older and it gets harder to make new friends.
I would make it clear to her how uncomfortable you are with this information, and with her apparent acceptance of it as part of her friend's character. You can assess how you feel based on her response and receptiveness to your concerns.