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And frankly if you think from her pov it's depressing and insulting- 'you're really a great women and have everything going for you, but you're just not attractive enough for me to get it going'. That's not a compliment in any way
Well that's not really what I said. I am attracted to her. And as I mentioned, we have a very healthy, active and enjoyable sex life. I guess I've just dated people in the past that I've been more physically attracted to, even though I feel a deeper emotional connection with my current girlfriend than I've felt with anyone before. And I struggle knowing how to balance those things.
Nevertheless, I thank you for your perspective and for taking the time to respond. It's genuinely appreciated. I'm going to think on what you said.
If you date someone with a child, you have to deal with all the extra shit that comes along with that, and that includes the kids other parent.
You are not this kids father, and you've only been dating for 10 months. If your girlfriend wants her kids birthday to be the kids family only, you either need to respect that, or decide this relationship is not for you.
Also, “put your foot down?” Are you a 1980's misogynist TV dad? You don't get to tell someone else what they can or cannot do.
Tell her that you setting boundaries, and then her calling it manipulative, is actually manipulative. You’re not withholding sex, you’re deciding that it’s no longer in your best interest to mingle your single parenthood with a fuck buddy, even if that fuck buddy is your co parent. She’s not entitled to have sex with you, and calling you manipulative for simply saying no is pretty gross behaviour on her part. Find somewhere else to live ASAP
That was a hard one to grasp but I’ve come to terms with it over the past month or so. There will be no future that will look like what I pictured prior to marriage.
That's the thing though, you DON'T need him. Something that really annoys me about these men is that they think that you're going to wither away and die without them lmao
When my husband and I aren’t communicating well verbally we take a break and then text when we are ready to talk it out. It usually starts with an apology from both of us acknowledging where we went off the rails and then we both share what we wanted to express in the earlier conversation.
It sounds like you have been resentful of his bathroom habits but not communicating your feelings or how you’re picking up his slack. That doesn’t absolve him of his disrespectful, unhygienic behavior but it does mean that your comment may have surprised him and put him on the defensive. The quip about the toilet seat hit him wrong and he lashed out by trying to turn it back on you which is also not right.
The fact that you jumped right to separating makes me think this is only a symptom of much deeper issues. If he is abusive, couples counseling is not recommended and can be more harmful than helpful. However, if a breakdown in communication is the main source of conflict, a third party could help you both develop better skills for problem solving without it turning into a fight.
Sounds like you need to tell him all this.