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Date: December 14, 2022
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I don’t think it’s necessarily hopeless but look, since you know this about yourself, why are you still doing this? ! Be honest and just wait. Wait until you’re ready , be honest about that, there’s nothing wrong with waiting and being honest about why.
The boyfriend telling your husband's business partner's wife would would probably be the best option if he's willing to do it. Especially seeing as he's the one that discovered the affair. For that matter if the girlfriend has walked out, then she's probably already told the AP so it's best to get the truth out to the AP's wife as quickly as possible before she's gaslit.
As for your husband, he needs to have a good hard think about the future of this partnership. Putting the business at risk by carrying on an affair with an employee is not good business practice (leaving aside all the moral implications). May be time for him to start to put steps in place to either buy out his partner or to walk away from the business.
She probably wants what she wanted before: attention. If she wanted something concrete she would have sent an actual message.
She had no issue cutting you off when you didn't serve her. Time for you to do the same.
If you make a habit out of interacting with your ex whenever she feels like it then you're going to make her feel very entitled to your attention. She shouldn't get everything on her terms.
I vote ignore.
you have already broken up with Adam. so what is there to say?
I’m sorry friend but this girl (and relationship in general) is a walking red flag.
I understand the feeling of her wanting to wait to have sex after she previously hadn’t, because obviously those relationships (or situationships like with her last boyfriend) didn’t work out. But her being so graphic and descriptive telling you about her sexual exploits with other men is weird. Of course adults have sexual pasts, but there is really no reason to share that with your current partner, especially if it’s hurtful to them!
Add that to the fact that she: -Never compliments you and instead actively compliments other men in front of you -Negs you on your height (and who knows what else) -And then tells you are just being “too sensitive” and should get over it
She is not the right person for you. She does not take into account your needs or your love language; it seems like she completely disregards your feelings.
It seems like you (and maybe she, too, honestly) are just barreling toward this wedding with blinders on and ignoring all the red flags flapping in the wind.
I haven’t even gotten into the fact that you got engaged after eight months of dating long distance! You don’t even know each other yet!
She kept reassuring you things would get better once you lived together, but as you see, that didn’t happen. So why are you believing her now when she says that it will get better once you’re married? She keeps moving the goal posts and not actually taking accountability and making changes to make this a healthy relationship.
You know what you need to do, please do that for yourself. Don’t lock yourself into a marriage with this person who is so clearly wrong for you.
You leave, this was not your fault.
Your whole argument is based on the fact that OP is lying about everything.
Amazing.
You don't.
You moved someone you barely know into your home with your young child, and now your child is saying he dislikes him. It doesn't even matter if the reason is that he's shy, he comes first and he is saying he's not comfortable with this man yet. Why are you prioritizing your new boyfriend over your child's safety? Your mama bear instincts should be kicking in here, if they exist.
You don't know this man very well. You don't know what he's saying or doing to/with your child when you're not around. You have not spent enough time vetting him as a potential parental figure. He should really not even have been introduced yet, a few months is too soon. Child psychologists recommend 6-12 months depending on age and circumstances.
Protect your child. Move Josh out and continue getting to know him as partners before installing him as a stepdad. If he is a good person, that will show itself in time and your son will eventually feel comfortable around him by virtue of the fact that he knows him well enough to relax in his presence. That has not happened yet, so you need to take a step back and prioritize your child's well-being.