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Date: October 10, 2022
Overthinking. I think you should change your expectation that you will always be liked by everyone. People have personalities and sometimes they don’t like each other based on just that. Less attention you pay to this, better off in life you will be. No fucks given is a growth variable you want to partially embrace.
Hi sweetie. Mom here. Break up with him. You just don’t love him. You don’t need a why. Truthfully. We usually have some practice relationships before finding love. It’s how we learn. You aren’t happy. Break up with him.
You’re five flipping years in my friend… he’s not going to change. He needs therapy. Don’t let his past issues be your future ones. Do yourself a huge favour and stay far away from him. You will regret it. I spent 18 years in a abusive marriage. Those are years I can’t ever get back and neither can I get back the years it took to build back my self esteem after being treated so poorly.
What you have to understand is, although it's normal to have thoughts in your head based on past experiences, your current partner doesn't deserve your suspicions, let alone a total stranger. The people who wronged you are the only ones deserving of mistrust.
If you trust her and she is trustworthy, no matter if someone comes on to her she will reject.
Your fears are baseless and walking the line of biphobia
Married for over 45 years to a very independent professional woman.
Frankly, I'm shocked that you would put divorce on the table over your your involvement with a friend's life vs your life partner's core value.
Has she no family or other friends? She's needs professional support and therapy.
You did the right thing by her by giving her advice (which she refused). That's the end of your obligation as a friend.
His core value is one that most would admire in a life partner.
Your post suggests you don't have a deep commitment to your life partner . Prioritizing your friend's train wreck over your life partner's peace of mind.
I suggest your willingness to chose your friend ( and divorce ) has already damaged your husband's assessment of you as a life partner.
And because of your willingness to put divorce on the table over something so silly ….I also suggest there's more issues going on in your marriage that you have not shared or you're not aware of yet.
Oh man dude was 2nd place to bowling?! Yeah this makes more sense now.
Realize that he was lying to make himself feel better, or that he's a genuinely disturbed person who has to say something like that to put you down right when you're feeling good.
You have been together 6 years, and both of you have grown and changed in that time. It is normal that uou wouldn't feel the same feelings as you mature and grow older. As for the honeymoon phase, that isn't something upu should pursue as it always eventually ends. However, it sounds like you have fallen out of live which is not surprising since neither of you are the same people you were when you were 14.
Thankyou. I will really consider your responses. I feel this is highlighting a bigger issue for me which is the lack of uncertainty I have in many decisions. I am an over thinker 100000% which sometimes makes things even more difficult especially when theres no clear cut answer.
Ground ball. Dump her and move on. You already wasted two years on this person that you should’ve dumped six months in. Keep forgiving her cheating and keep getting cheated on.