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  1. What do you mean he’s a jerk to your dog? Does he hit or mistreat her?

    Because if so think VERY hard over whether this is really someone you want to raise a child with

    The way he’s compromised sounds childish and I feel at some point you’re going to encounter further issues

    Smoking pot is his business but when it gets to the point it’s affecting you and he’s not taking on board your concerns or respecting your boundaries it’s only going to get worse

  2. He could be terrified of making another pregnancy happen.

    The baby is two months old. He is adjusting to childbirth a lot later than you are.

    If he is a good man, then allow him some “freakout” time.

    But you need to both communicate. Play some board games, watch some movies, do something just for fun, no sex. Remind yourselves that no matter what, you are a team, and you have a duty to your baby, but it doesn't have to be such a struggle.

    And make time for a cuddle.

  3. Anyone would be frustrated with a puppy if they have no idea how to handle them. Training classes is really about training the human more than the dog. I think this is the missing piece.

  4. His reactions aren't your fault. This is a threat, and that is abuse already. No one deserves threats or any sort of abuse. Adults talk things out. He's a violent thug telling you he's a violent thug, so WHEN he beats the ever loving shit out of you, he'll blame you for it and say he told you so. I'd put money on it, because this isn't a unique scenario. Believe him, and LEAVE . You can't fix him and he doesn't deserve your effort.

  5. Yes, this guy is still present in her life, still her friend and they probably still go out. What will happen the next time she gets drunk and he is around? How would you know nothing happened? You're avoiding a lot of drama and headaches, you dodged a bullet.

  6. You stop seeing her. Block her on everything and call the police wellness line to tell them what she told you.

  7. Only for a very short time. Then you will feel relief.

    Anyway, it is better to be alone than to be constantly made feel like theres something wrong with you.

  8. “Works on his manners”

    Lmfao dude just requests alteration, mixes up his food, and shares his food. This is good manners. Rich snobs are the only ones who view this as being poor mannered.

  9. I don't believe that a relationship should be valued for how long you have been together (or how much you have invested into it), but valued for where it resides on a base-level of respect, love and general treatment. Because if someone doesn't particularly value you, then your efforts to improve things in the relationship will ultimately be fruitless.

    I'm not someone who generally advises people to call it quits on their relationships (far from it). But nothing much about what this guy has said about his relationship, leads me to form any opinion that the girl particularly cares about or values him that much in the bigger picture of things.

    An awful lot of heartache and time can be avoided if you learn where to end things when they should be ended. Giving benefit of the doubt can be nice/easier, but life experiences has taught me that 9/10 its better to go with your gut instincts and natural intuition. The most important place that logic should be applied, is determining things like how much you're actually valued based not on words but rather treatment/actions.

    If the guy genuinely believes that maybe his GF just doesn't understand how upset the whole situation is making him, then he should give a shot perhaps at trying to get that across better. But if she continues acting like she doesn't really care after that, then he should absolutely cut his losses and leave. If someone doesn't particularly value or respect you, then there's not an awful lot you can do about that (and these aren't things you should have to fight for in a relationship either).

  10. I guess that all depends on whether or not you have any interest in doing that.

    From your question, I gather that you do not. You can tell your husband “no” if this is something you don' want to do. Nobody should be able to shame or force you into it.

  11. There has to be something because no one is that vanilla and oblivious to a Brazilian without something else going on.

    How attentive is he outside he bedroom before you two were married?

  12. Like another commenter says everyone got different views on a situation and, it’s up to you to distinguish which ones fit you the most and the best option for you.

    Good for you not for not giving up

  13. that's not compromise – that's respecting you as a person at all.

    Bet ya if you go thinking about it you'll find a lot more stuff in your life with her where she blatantly doesn't respect you.

    run, run so far awaaaaayyyy

  14. So you keep pushing clearly set boundaries and get mad at hubs when he doesn't let you get away with it? Yep, definitely be single. You aren't mature enough for a relationship, let alone one that's more complicated than the average monogamous one.

  15. Sorry but you sound creepy. I would consider your mind set and how healthy you really are for him. He isn’t a toy for you to now chose to play with. Maybe you aren’t enough for him anymore and he will be better off with a fresh chance elsewhere.

  16. The things that you describe as his good qualities are literally the bare minimum. I do think your bar is pretty low, but if you're happy, I wouldn't worry about it.

    I am concerned that he's already living with your kids after you've only known him a year. You likely haven't seen every side of him yet. Have you ever had to tell him “no”, or seen him really truly angry? What's the harm in slowing down and waiting a few more years before you get legally tied to him?

  17. You let her go, thats what you do. She said “theres a chance for us”. If that doesnt scream “i dont really wanna be with you”, idk what will. Save yourself the heartache, pain and suffering, and leave now.

  18. It's pretty simple man

    Tell her straight up – No messages , no marriage

    This is your warning shot

    At the moment you can leave pretty well unscathed , don't waste time with someone who is still pining for someone else.

  19. I wonder if the DIL is real hip to that idea. Many women want their MIL in the mix like they want another hole in their head. Has that even really been discussed?

    My brother’s FIL/MIL “surprise” moved to be near them and it was a damned nightmare. I personally intentionally told my husband when we were moving back to his home state that we were not going to live closer than an hour + from his family because they had been so intrusive when we lived in his home town briefly.

    I’m not saying that’s your wife but….the fact she’s so serious about moving there makes me wonder if she’s going to insert herself where she isn’t actually wanted.

  20. Right! If she’s (perfectly reasonably imo) uncomfortable with porn and he wants it. Then there are three options- they break up, they work together to overcome her issues with it, or he goes without. Their “agreement” where he won’t as long as she takes cares of all his sexual needs is so gross. It introduces a sense of fear and obligation into their sex life that is super unhealthy.

  21. I’m so sorry, OP. Your bf is wrong and you are still an amazing altruistic person. To help others, you have to first help yourself. Your safety and welfare are your number one priority. You can exercise your altruism in other ways that don’t pose such a risk and that don’t don’t trigger your PTSD.

  22. I understand that pain. However I am going to be blunt with you: on reflection doesn't it strike you that perhaps he was never actually worthy of that trust? Like as I noted originally, he was coming off over a decade alone, right? That can't have meant nothing and if you learn anything from all this then it is the reality that love doesn't cure trauma. It can help you overlook it for a while, which is what happened to him, but he was still bleeding out. And yeah, a lot of what he said was likely only partially true or maybe he believed it but couldn't follow through.

    But that doesn't make you unlovable. If anything you proved the opposite. Your love broke him out of his hiding space. Unfortunately the reality is that worked against you, but it shows he did care he was just too broken.

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