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Date: October 11, 2022
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She's 29 btw her sister is the 25 yo
Is there something unsafe about your house? No fire alarms? Guns? Someone smoking in the house? Creepy neighbor? Creepy roommate? Maybe she’s nervous about something at your house and doesn’t think you’ll react well if she tell you. Or maybe she’s just nervous about the baby in general and feels safer having her at her house.
Look: where there is a will, there is a way. I'm not saying you have to feel bad about these excuses. But they are excuses. I also appreciate that you are actively looking for alternatives here.
Passing off YOUR issue to your BF because the shower setup is “not ideal” is an excuse.
Likewise with the toilet. I have a hard time believing that it is literally impossible to clean it every time. Or even just “more often”. Granted it does sound like a pain in the ass. But there's a chance your BF will think the same thing of washing his dick every time. Are you gonna consider that an “excuse”?
You dismissed the condoms out of hand at first based on nothing more than an assumption.
Recognizing these for what they are – excuses – is significant only because, like I said, it's very possible that when you ask him to clean his dick every time, he's may offer, well, an excuse as to why that's not possible or a pain in the ass. It would be real easy to try to take the moral high ground at that point by calling out his excuses.
You’re just going to have to wait until your meeting to ask him what’s up, unfortunately. Before you do, though, go through your memories and remember specifics of when you had these very clear discussions. Find written backup if you can. I had an ex who during arguments would constantly ask “give me an example of that” or “when exactly did that happen?”. I was always blindsided by it so I used to come prepared with backup if I was bringing up any issues (yes this was a toxic relationship, obviously!). I wouldn’t assume the worst, but you are thinking he may be manipulating you, so this is something good to have in your back pocket. That way if he does try and say that you said that you were monogamous or something, you can point to specific examples of why that is not true. Good luck!
Lean into acceptance.
For you, this is a new development. For her, she’s had a lot of time to think about it. Possibly years. Analyzing every aspect of your marriage, building a life without you because of your absence during deployments, because of her finding ways to cope with being a deployment widow. Building her own routines and habits, and getting used to having her alone-time and space.
For you, you’ve been off on deployment, with your life as a husband on pause. Military life doesn’t grow you the same way normal life does. It’s like your life pauses, to be resumed when you’re back. Meanwhile all the friends and family, and wife in this case, went on growing while you were gone.
Your wife grew without you, and unfortunately it led her to a place where she doesn’t want to be married to you anymore.
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