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Date: October 18, 2022
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She probably blocked you, which is actually common after break-ups. Try to move on with your life, don't keep going after her because if she blocked you, it means she wants space.
There is alternative though you have already shown your priority list. Between respect for your gf and support for N you chose the latter. Your gf is rightfully expectinng to be on top of the list and unless you comply she will likely break up with you, as she should do.
Because it seems to me that if you were happy, you wouldn't have left your ex boyfriend in the first place.
You would think. But then there are people out there who do what op did and say “why did I leave? I was so happy before”. Apparently those people and maybe op thought the new person would make them happier. The grass is always greener on the other side
The answer is to leave the wife here, bud. You're young, just split and move on. Date for much longer before you marry next time.
Yeah I agree with the other commenter. Not all women are like your ex but it's just unfortunate that you had to find out that this particular one is a piece of shit
This is great advice. “As per our conversation today” emails are a must have in situations like this.
Tear their shot apart. Report them… out them. And let them know what they did….isn't supported
Just disregard my comments please but thank you for reading and responding
He should consider himself your ex.
Is asking for the results of an std test before sex an accusation without basis?
You're barely an adult and he has over a decade worth of life experience on you. his behaviour is also manipulative and childish, and i feel like he knew he could get away with it due to your age, assuming that you're naïve and would put up with it thinking it was normal behaviour from a partner
so, yeah. stay single, or date men your age.
He went out drinking one night. From what you say, this doesn’t happen all the time, it happened one time and he spent the night with his dad. Should he have called you? Yes, but you’re talking about divorce.
You sound like you have a victim complex. “As a woman I get blamed for everything”. Chill out. You’re snooping through his shit and are mad at him because he flirted with a girl a year ago.
If you don’t trust him, then divorce. But overall this whole thing doesn’t sound healthy.
I think at this point it sounds like maybe you guys need to see a different therapist if you feel the one you are currently seeing hasn’t made any progress or change the tactic, as well as individual therapy, particularly for her as it seems like she has a lot of insecurities that are coming out in a way that is negatively impacting your relationship. Yes therapy can take a long time and is a lot of work, but after a year you would hope to see some change. Or as much as I hate to say it, maybe it’s time to evaluate if you are both happy/see a future for your marriage. If you don’t see things changing do you want to be where you guys are now in 20 years?
Others have touched on her guilt, insecurities and withdrawal of affection which isn’t fair on you. At this point I’m sure you’re wondering if it’s worth staying together, and that’s only something you can decide. I’m not sure if you have kids etc (in my opinion it’s better for kids to have two happy homes than one miserable one). The best advice I can give is you’re a long time dead, and sometimes love in a relationship isn’t enough, it has to be a two way street where both parties try to be good partners. And I hate the sunk-cost fallacy in a relationship but it’s true, you are only 44, you have a lot of life left to live and it’s up to you on how you want to live it.