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It's when someone starts a relationship verry quickly after a breakup as a way to supress feelings of loss. If he can't love her, he might as well focus his love on someone else.
I don't think you should take his confessions of his feelings for you to seriously. He is lonely and craves love from annyone to fill this emptyness.
I think it's wise to be carefull about starting a relationship this early after his breakup. Keep some distance and don't become dependent on him, becouse you don't want to be the solution to his grief. This dosn't necceserly mean that you should break off compleatly.
But honestly, i don't know. Just brainstorming…
He might not be monogamous and that's valid, not everyone is, now, that doesn't mean you have to bottle up these insecurities and fear, I feel like you really need to have an honest conversation, maybe clear up the conditions of the arrangement, set clear rules for the dates and explain your boundaries, if after that you still feel uncomfortable with the whole situation I'll suggest therapy
OP you should’ve talked to the husband and your friend. It’s not a jealousy thing, but if they’re already struggling and don’t make a lot of money. Then you should’ve made sure that they can afford a new car. Yes you may be making the payments on the car but what about the income tax and they’ll have to inevitably pay? The maintenance for the car? The insurance that’s gonna have to come with having a new car. I think the gift was a very nice gesture but you should’ve discussed it with them prior.
Given the entire situation I would call it more of a yellow flag than a red one. It’s possible that he had toxic or immature views on age or maybe wanted to ensure he was dating younger women cause he didn’t want to commit to marriage and kids anytime soon and a lot of women in their 30s want that. But he could’ve genuinely changed his mind on the stance once he met you. I wouldn’t break up over this. But I’d proceed with caution and keep your eyes open to other signs of weather the relationship will work or not.
He needs to be the author of his own improvement. If he's not seeking professional help, there is nothing you can do.
Absolutely! OP why are you worried about throwing him under a bus when he threw you under a bus? He likely ruined your credit, your reputation and risked your getting that huge fine and potentially even be your going to jail over tax fraud.
It's you or him and he made it that way. Make sure that you come out on top. Get a lawyer, contact the IRS after you've talked to the lawyer and do that as soon as you can. Delaying another day would be a huge problem. Believe me.
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I would suggest professional help at this point. Yelling isn't productive. You can talk at normal volumes and express your feelings without raising your voice to some one.
If neither of you can remember these fights or sort out what you are even fighting about, I would say neither of you are really ready to be someone's partner.
angel you deserve better please dont let the sunk cost fallacy trap you with this narcissistic asshole who doesn’t respect or love you
Two of them I met via my volunteer work and the other two I only met when they moved in. I mean, I interviewed them over the phone and did a background check and had some planning calls but nah.
It seems like you actually aren’t okay with this and I think you need to tell him or you’re going to be in a constant spiral of insecurity and it’s going to wreck your relationship.