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Date: October 5, 2022
Men being attracted to you (women) and wanting to have sex with you (women), is like saying “I made it to Tuesday without mishap”. It doesn't mean she's a more desirable person than you. One of my guy friends fucked a girl just because she looked like the Rocky Horror Picture Show character “Magenta”. Did he even like her? He didn't even know her; how could he possibly even know if he liked her????
If this wasn't the relationship you idealized and it's not working for you, speak up in your own defense. You don't have to stay in it you don't have to live this way. Many, many, many women who might well find you interesting and attractive are going to nope the fuck out of all that potential drama and possible STDs once they know you've got another relationship partner in your back pocket.
Her looks will only take her as far as they start fading. Her job won't be nearly as profitable as tech job and she will need somebody to support her ans she just might have realised that plus she misses the sense if security she had while beingin relationship. You are her easy option. Also she seems like narcissistic and selfish person. After something like that, I would personally never feel safe and trusting her again.
I doubt you would would want to date a woman who withheld that she was charged with rape twice and acquitted?
Yeah that phrase was so creepy and stood out to me. OP, you've just started dating, so he's on this best behavior. It'll only go downhill from here. He doesn't respect your boundaries and threatened rape. Please cut contact with him, block him, and report him to HR if things escalate (aka threatening, stalking, bothering you at work)
It speaks to how she views sex and what her values are as a person. I think it is very much relevant to a partner. Obviously, it does since she thinks he'll leave if he knew, and so will a lot of men. It's just a fact of life. Just like if you as a man were a player that treated women as expendable in the past, that shit is gonna come back to haunt you.
You say you will not force her to do anything she doesn't want to do, but as you find yourself learning more and committing more to this new faith system, what will you do if the people you are celebrating with are questioning why your wife is not with you, why she has a differing faith, and how long before you believe that she needs to make these same changes so you can be fully practicing your new faith in a committed relationship?
I have seen many relationships where one person changes how they believe and over time starts to demand that their spouse does the same.
I am not saying that is what will happen here, but it is something to consider.