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You gotta do a better job of settling boundaries for yourself with these guys and also pick better guys. A guy like that doesn't respect you or care about your well being. Be safe. You'll find a guy where it just clicks.
She played u
Tonsil stones are the worse, he has to check what food he eats causing mucus or getting stuck near his throat
Tell me about your enmeshed family dynamics, please.
Tell me about your enmeshed family dynamics, please.
Thank you, that does seem to be the case. Unfortunately, I understand that Peter is probably gone for good. Any recommendations on how to start that makeover?
This is only for this week I’m working that much
I never personally considered the wife as competition. I've known him before her. It was mostly guilt rather than competition.
While I was grateful for the financial help our families have always helped each other out so it was never something that stood out.
I just can’t sleep with him. I’ve started to feel really anxious when he’s around. He criticises everything I do. I feel like I’m always waiting to be told I’m doing something wrong.
I start to have what feel like mini panic attacks when he comes to bed and we have a second bedroom I can sleep in, so the couch is my only option.
It's irrelevant though. Regardless of why he didn't want to get married back then he does now and if she had truly moved on with her life she wouldn't give a second thought to him and his current relationship. We don't know the details of her past relationship. If she knew from the beginning that he never intended to get married she was not concerned about it and dated him for 9yrs regardless. If after 9yrs of dating she broke off the relationship as soon as she found he didn't want to ever get married then yes she can feel upset about wasting 9yrs but really why did it take so long to bring up the subject in the first place and she's had 4yrs to get over it. People change their opinions on things all the time. If you are happy in your current relationship you don't dwell on it. She's clearly not over her ex.
thats normal…. people have imaginations
Talk to your husband about it. When I’m tired sometimes I miss even the most obvious things. I’m sure he wasn’t doing anything on purpose he probably was just tired and wasn’t thinking straight. But the real way to know is ask him about it. And even if you may think you’re over reacting you still feel those feelings and that’s ok we’re human we feel things. So let him know how you feel because I’m pretty sure he didn’t mean anything by it but asking him and talking to him about it will definitely help.
He saw you struggling, did you say anything? Did you ask him for assistance?
Doesn’t sound like it. Sounds like you expected him to jump in a give you money. Money that you would never have returned, as you sound like you are incredibly incapable of dealing with money.
It’s too late now to expect him to help now, your inability to ask earlier when a little help would have solved or at least sorted your problems has made your problems so many time worse, and regardless of if he helps or not, your resentment at the perceived slight will mean you will break up with him.
after all the edits, and advice, I don't have much to add that hasn't already been adequately covered. but this gem:
Im not in charge of her body and Im being controlling.
well, this frosts my cookies.
I assume that when she said “I do” to the marital vows, that included the standard “forsake all others”. That promise not only doesn't take “charge of her body” since she's the one making the vow, it also gives you a voice in who she sleeps with, especially if they aren't you or otherwise included in those vows.
It's a long way off, but I wish you the best in your upcoming single years.
To be honest, it sounds like she has real issues. if so, i hope she gets help. if not, and she was always like this, and you still married her, then at least you're correcting a long-overdue mistake.
She must not like getting spitroasted.
Bruh wtf, he's non consensually involving her
One more thing, if he’s trying to use much longer life expectancy for his reasoning for polygamy, then how does that genius you married explain all the polygamy throughout the ages, even during the times life expectancy was shortest?
Thank you. I still want to say that I love my GF. I take good care of my kid and I also want him to have an example of a loving couple.
You might want to research just what you are going to get faced with post bottom surgery.
It won't be a perfect functional facsimile.
In any event, if you are straight, then I'd argue this isn't for you.
If your dream was to be married with children, this person isn't for you.
Smart move is operate with the understanding that life is finite and short. Don't waste your damn time on dead end relationships, which you should consider relationships where you are fundamentally not compatible as a dead end, no matter what feelings are involved.
You would benefit greatly from therapy. Find a therapist that does cognitive behavioural therapy, they can equip you with the tools you need to change unhealthy thinking habits/patterns. It's much healthier to learn how process negative thoughts than simply offloading it on a loved one.
Sorry, he is grown. You cannot change him.
RUN, DON’T WALK