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Date: October 8, 2022
This is so wholesome and my heart is so happy. Echoing advice to definitely go slow. Keeps things even more exciting anyway!
I’ve been in your shoes. My first husband loved to get stoned and he loved his friends. He was an all round nice guy, but just could not grow up. I ended up leaving and taking my daughter after I came home from work and found a bong on the table. He was supposed to be watching our daughter by the way who around a year at the time. Needless to say. It was the best decision for me and for her. My daughter is 20 now and my ex still is a stoner. Your husband is 24 , you can’t make him grow up. I would just concentrate on yourself and the baby. Best of luck !
resentment? sure. not in her best interest..? thats a negative my friend
Yikes. This is not pleasant from any angle.
So, my first worry is the gun/mental health part. He's pulled his gun on you before? Like, y'all fighting and screaming and he decides to show you his gun to shut you up???? Am I understanding that correctly? That's a red flag. Unless you're coming at him with a cleaver and he's defending himself, there is no effing reason he should pull a gun on you.
Please tell me y'all were doing some Mortal Kombat role-play… Seriously, though, pulling a weapon on someone is an immediate “GTFO situation” for me. Has he displayed this sort of behaviour more than once?
If so, I would then say, yes, please warn this new girl about his anger issues!!! However, you will always be considered and spoken of as “the crazy ex” by this guy. It doesn't even matter if you show up with bruises and police reports and restraining orders – he will frame your entire history together as “that crazy one”. The new girl will probably also not believe you entirely – at least, not at first. If she's observant, she'll notice his red flags and run…I hope.
If the new girl really, blatantly, reaches out in your mutual social group “Are we dating the same guy?” Then absolutely give her your point of view. Other than that, you really just need to escape his toxicity yourself and let others see him for what he is, without your warnings.
Good luck!
You move forward by owning your first mistake – cheating.
Realising that agreeing to his stupid requirements to get back together was your second mistake.
And then you work on yourself and find someone else, who will treat you better than how your ex treated you after you cheated, and better than how you treated your ex.
As a rule of thumb: If you pressure your partner into cutting ties with old flames and friends you are the bad guy in that relationship. And the only outcome it will have is what you experience right now. Your behaviour is controlling.
You won't prevent your partner from having contact with an ex ever. Learn to deal with your insecurities or find someone that obeys your demands and will resent you in silence for it.