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Date: October 22, 2022
In a way, OP, she's kinda right. You DO only want her for Sex….and apparently only
of the physical kind. You have not provided the other three components and
that means that interest in exclusively just Fucking rapidly evaporates.
You got what you wanted, and used up the interest of this one.
Move on.
It's time to let her go.
You are LDR and now will wonder if she is cheating, or what is going on.
She got black out drunk and was dancing intimately with someone who is interested in her while you were there visiting her, and she didn't care or notice when you left.
She is also getting mad at you for being hurt.
Dude she gave you all the red flags you need. Time to take the trash out.
Sir, I have no doubt that your sweet, loving wife would want you to be happy for the rest of your days, you CAN find love at any age, I was friends with a couple who were over 30 some years older than I and she when she passed away he found another lady friend to have as a companion and they did everything together, they traveled, golfed, went skeet shooting and everything and I just know his wife would have wanted all of that for him because that's the kind of lady she was, she was probably one of my best friends and I still miss her, you never stop missing them or loving them and a good person will allow you to always love them and talk about them, find someone like that. Good luck and I'm so sorry for your loss.
No.
Absolutely, he can change his mind. If he decides that he wants children, then thats what he wants. But that's where an adult conversation needs to be taken place. And that's where he chooses to leave, due to incompatibility. Or they choose to mutually break up, due to incompatibility.
I still don't think its something that needs to necessarily be disclosed. Sure, he may not have continued a relationship having known they were never an option. But he also always knew she wanted to be child free. Why does it matter if children were off the table completely, by a biological standing? They were anyway, when she said she didn't want them.
You could argue its common courtesy, fair enough. I've disclosed to my partner that I may have fertility issues, and my reasoning to believe so, because I would one day like children. But.. I want children. If I hadn't, and I made it EXPLICITLY clear that I never wanted them, then I wouldn't see the need to.
This is only true if you are above a certain level of income. It certainly does make a difference if you make coffee at home for less than 1$/ cup vs 5$ in a café. That adds up quickly and can make a big difference for low income households.
(Sorry if the sums don't add up exactly, I'm estimating the ratio and based it on € ?)
Your hell is of your own making.
By the way, bet your wife leaves you for the new guy – actually very much hoping for that. You don’t deserve her and never did.
She should have told him she was going to pick up her stuff. Instead of assuming she has enough credit to her name that would allow him to trust her