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I wouldn't call it controlling – he told you how he feels about it, and that if you want to go down that path, you can go your separate ways.
I don't personally care what people in general do in their own time, in safe private spaces, as long as not doing dangerous activities impaired, or exposing anyone else who doesn't want to participate. That said, I don't want to participate, even on the fringe, and would never date someone who smokes, either. It reeks, and that is a stink that doesn't come out of things.
Honestly, when you start a relationship off with this sort of messy drama you can’t expect either relationship to suddenly become an emotionally mature and fulfilling one.
Figure out what you want. Do you want to fool around or have a serious relationship? It’s your call – no wrong answer. But, you can’t pursue both options simultaneously
So he started dating 15 year old you when he was 19?
speak to my sister on a regular basis and had noticed my sister distancing herself from me once my cousin moved in
This is the worst part of the entire story. Why would your sister not give you the benefit of the doubt?
As far as your cousin, all you have to do is be polite and civil at family gatherings. Screen her calls, don't reply immediately to her texts, and when you do, be brief and don't ask questions that encourage continuing the conversation. Say you're pretty busy these days so haven't been doing too much socially but will let her know if that changes.
God, please don't marry him. I know you're scared and sometimes it's easier to just go with the safe and least stressful feeling options but this won't get easier and it won't “blow over” once the wedding happens. After you've married him it will be another threat every week. He will start saying stuff like, if you don't have Boxing Day dinner done perfectly for his family he will kill you. If you don't do his laundry he will harm you. Then he WILL start moving on to physical violence if he hasn't already. Etc etc. Trust me, it doesn't get better.
There is already some good advice here. But please, try to safely and secure get away from this man and his family. They don't wish you any good. A wedding isn't something that anyone should take such offense over, nor should be threatening harm to someone over. It should be an event filled with love and excitement. Especially towards the bride.
Don't let him know that you plan on leaving until you secure plans to get away. Take only what you need. If you need resources and help with things you can DM me, I am in the US but I have experienced this since childhood and then in my adult years with my husband and had to get away myself. So I could try to help find what agencies in your area are there to help you and your family with things like protection orders and whatnot.