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Date: February 23, 2023
So, we all hate this guy right? Show of hands?
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My friend's husband is on the spectrum, so is her brother. Two out of four kids are also (one is level 2 at least). I've been close with her family since I was a child and have learned a lot from her.
In my own experience, not related to her, I've know at least four or five people where it was known they were on the spectrum. They were all kind people who showed it in varying ways, despite some jarring moments at first.
In one person, her empathy was off the charts and it got her into a few unfortunate situations.
This sub has a lot of age gaps.
Just give him space, as for you take care of yourself. A car accident isn't easy to get over.
I never said anything remotely like that.
And OP asked for anyone with experience, for which I qualify.
Get therapy. Stop pretending you don’t NEED it when you’re still totally triggered and need a week off from nail polish colors. That’s deep.
You’re doing yourself a huge disservice by not getting the help you actually need.
Don’t go expecting anything, then you can’t be disappointed.
Also, don’t be afraid to talk about the unknowns. Don’t come off pushy or anything, but just clarify with her that you have a hard time with unknowns and want to be on the same page. Healthy communication from the start will set you up for success
Other posts have already mentioned red flags that are being displayed by your husband, and the one thing I haven’t seen mentioned is why you are not listed on the house insurance. Is the house not in both yours and your husband’s name?
It sounds like he needs therapy. I would focus more on the lack of hygiene and decline in health. You’re both young and deserve to be enjoying your twenties but he is battling something way above your pay grade and lives like a 50 year old who’s given up. Since he was in the military his insurance should cover therapy no problem, but he also has to want to change.
I wouldn't do it by email, but rather by certified mail, or have her served by a process server. I would check with an attorney on the eviction procedures in your area.
What the actual fuck.
They have the internet – same as you. Sending a list of shelters lets her know she made contact. I hope for all that you've worked so hard to build back that you will not respond. Your exBFF is not like you. That's what people like us have a hard time understanding.