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Date: October 8, 2022
I have her mom's number who I've never met in person, would it be worth it to text her mom and say “hey I'm planning on canceling these in 3 days hoping you could let (ex) know so she can transfer off my account” idk what to do but I don't want to keep paying for her stuff and I doubt she's ever going to respond.
I totally disagree with those who say not to contact Mom. I say you should ABSOLUTELY contact her, in particular about the modem. Tell her mom that you are going to cut everything off in three days and if your ex refuses to contact you about the modem, you will report the modem as stolen, so you can begin the process of getting the police to help you get it back.
She has it. You need to return it to get your $350 back. At least make the effort. I'm thinking Mom will help solve this issue, so you don't make a stolen property report.
It's always a shame when an incompatibility like this isn't discovered before the marriage.
I don’t think there’s any coming back from this.
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks. Find someone who shares your views on a fundamental level.
If she’s that obsessed with him, she didn’t just “nap.” Based on the last time he “broke up” with her, demand that he get an order of protection for you and him against her. HE HAS to do it or she will think he still wants to be with him. If she breaks the order of protection, demand that he have her jailed. Otherwise, if he fails to do this, end things because he will never be rid of her.
and? how is telling him something about the beginning of the relationship lying at this moment? He said “when we first started dating I thought she wasnt attractive”
this doesnt equal him saying “I dont think shes attractive” Today.
Do not agree to a threesome with someone who is already in your lives. The overwhelming potential for this to ruin a friendship and/or marriage far outweighs any fun that could be had. Things you haven’t thought about that you definitely should:
What if you are unintentionally louder or seem to enjoy her friend more than you enjoy your wife? What if her friend is louder, more enthusiastic, and more interested in pleasing you than your wife ever was and both you and your wife are aware of this? What if you are too into it to notice that your wife isn’t really having fun and is just sitting there, watching you fuck someone else? What if your wife sees you engaging with her friend and instead of enjoying it, she starts to distrust you? What if your wife has been cheating on you with her friend and this is just a ploy to relieve guilt? What if you actually don’t think that’s possible, but it turns out they have undeniably intense chemistry? What if her friend catches feelings for either of you? What if things end up so awkward that you wish you’d never had to be around friend again?
If you do decide to go through with this, I would suggest hard boundaries for who can perform which acts and on who. Maybe even suggest you take a more voyeur type role and not even touch the friend. If you’ve never explored non-monogamy with your wife, one or the both of you could think you are prepared to handle how it affects the security of your marriage, but until you’ve seen your partner with someone else, you can’t be certain.
Those kinds of “observations” are left for the hostile world outside. Inside the relationship, it’s supposed to be supportive, loving, and gentle. He’s abusive.
This isn’t about being factual, it’s about hurting you (which he knows he is doing, don’t believe him when he says he doesn’t) and it’s about control (the military does this – they break you down through abuse, and they build you back up so they can ensure your loyalty to the Corp during the worst kinds of violence).
His chipping away at your self-esteem is a way to erode your identity as an individual, and make you dependent on him for any personal validation.
If it sounds horrifying, it’s because it actually is… he is trying to become your drug of choice. That is why so many stay in toxic relationships… they are addicted to that horrible person for the dopamine hit.
SOLUTION: You need to get away for a while. Why? Because our brains a malleable, and this person is doing a lot damage that could take years to undo. (1) You leave. Doesn’t have to be forever, but definitely start with a few days. No contact. Just take your space. (2) You need a good counsellor. Think of them as coach in this game of life. They teach you skills so that you can always strive to maintain internal peace. (3) NEVER allow any person who would say a disparaging word about your physical appearance to ever be close enough to you that you can hear their words. You’re a human being, not some 2 dimensional photograph. Anyone who loves only the way you look, will never love your personality and thoughts and your ideas about everything.
Take it from an old lady who’s lived a lot, life is reeeeealllly short. It gets shorter when you spend it with people who hurt your heart. You can’t choose a lot of things in life, but you always have a choice about who you talk to, and this little fuqqer does not deserve your very precious time.
Good luck. Be gentle with your heart. Be merciless to those who choose to harm it.
Okay, but is it immature of me to try because I am really scared that I might kose him due to lung diseases. He even had surgeries last year in his stomach. I am just scared for him. Nothing else.