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My husband won't ever stand up for me. Our marriage counselor said as much.
You have already been to marriage counseling. Your marriage counselor, after hearing both side of the story, concurs with the root cause of the problem. Your husband is unwilling to make the changes that could save your marriage.
You already know the answer to your question.
She has feelings. Can’t communicate in a basic way… she only speaks Fuck boy. She is a fuck boy.
Clear, open communication about the issue is the only way forward.
You tried to bring it up and he says “he doesn’t know what to say?” The hard truth is that that isn’t a good enough answer and certainly not where the discussion should end. I would suspect my partner has something unpleasant they are avoiding bringing up.
I won’t pretend to understand the dynamics of your relationship before/during/after your pause, but being “too difficult to deal with” would never be an acceptable excuse to me, if I were to ever consider reasons to take a pause at all. What if you have mental health obstacles down the road? Can you trust this person to support you?
I think you won’t be surprised to hear advice along the lines of “work on loving yourself more first” because you 1) deserve to stand up for yourself and 2) both deserve to have a hard conversation sooner than later about the relationship if your partner isn’t willing to at least discuss not being same level of commitment as you.
Clear, open communication about the issue is the only way forward.
You tried to bring it up and he says “he doesn’t know what to say?” The hard truth is that that isn’t a good enough answer and certainly not where the discussion should end. I would suspect my partner has something unpleasant they are avoiding bringing up.
I won’t pretend to understand the dynamics of your relationship before/during/after your pause, but being “too difficult to deal with” would never be an acceptable excuse to me, if I were to ever consider reasons to take a pause at all. What if you have mental health obstacles down the road? Can you trust this person to support you?
I think you won’t be surprised to hear advice along the lines of “work on loving yourself more first” because you 1) deserve to stand up for yourself and 2) both deserve to have a hard conversation sooner than later about the relationship if your partner isn’t willing to at least discuss not being same level of commitment as you.
Have you spoken to him before about this? If yes what did he say?
Just curios, you say you are a romantic person, do you ever do something romantic for him?
Also maybe your BF knows that you are sexting multiple people while in a relationship with him and that makes him less inclined to be romantic towards you.
He actually was, and still is.
Sounds like you picked another abusive partner. So sorry.
That’s you. I enjoy time with my husband but I enjoy alone time too and if either one of us said “this alone time is important for my mental health” then the other person trying to stop that just because they’d prefer them not to do it because “reasons”, then that is a level of selfishness that bodes poorly for the future of the relationshop