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Date: October 18, 2022
Finally a man who doesn't fall victim to being forced into marriage. Don't let your conditioned thought process stop you from being happy.
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Recently she started to talk about wanting to have sex with a woman to experience it. I am not comfortable with this, and liken it to cheating, even if I know about it
That's it. This should be the end of the conversation. The fact that she keeps pushing it shows that she has zero respect for you. Honestly, if my wife did that, id seriously consider leaving. And im saying this as someone who does non-monogamy activities with his wife. Even at best of times, where both partners are 100% on board with it, things can go wrong. If she does this despite your objections, your marriage will be over.
There is no space for debate here. Either she drops it, or your entire relationship will end up crumbling.
You say it's a boundary, but you don't enforce it. A boundary is not “I don't want you to do X”, it's “if you do X, I will do Y.”
This guy is showing you that he's extremely controlling and possessive, and it's only been three months. This is the honeymoon stage. This is him at his best behavior. Enforce your boundaries and get out.
Men over a decade older than you don’t really want you.
This is not always the case dont make generalizations like this
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Hi everyone! I'm 27F and he's 28M. He's said that he wants a paternity test when he has kids because he's afraid a kid would not be his (and he wastes his “prime years” by raising a kid that's not his own). I take it as an offense to me and my loyalty- why would I go through 9 months of hell with body changes for a random man, and pass the kid off as my boyfriend's? I told him this, and his attitude is that because I feel so strongly against the test, it's a sign that he needs to do it. He has told me that every other woman he's been with has not had an issue with his intent to take the test. He's saying he's paranoid because he's seen stories of men raising kids that aren't their own. I'm here for advice because he claims all of his friends agree with him, but everyone I've talked to has said the exact opposite (because why would you marry someone you can't even trust to be faithful to you??) How should I have reacted when he told me this?