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Do what id do and throw the tennis ball at her with the same force and say does this hurt and continue untill she has the same look in her eyes
Also before anyone says if it was a male abusing my dog they'd get it worse.
Well, that is your moms problem not yours.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how much are you hoping this child is yours?
It's a tricky question. Certainly the current western view is that this is not appropriate and is abuse. But then you mentioned that your mother is of a different culture. In many cultures mothers are deeply, and in my view, overly involved with their sons, to the point where body autonomy is not respected. Misunderstanding of normal sexuality may be mixed in with poor medical information and cultural myths. Of course child abuse exists in every culture so it's important, moving forward to set very strict boundaries with your mother, around what is appropriate. If you have children in the future you may wish to always supervise your mother with them. I hope you are seeking therapy to deal with your issues surrounding sex and a good therapist could give you advise about how and when to further discuss these difficult memories with your mother- or even if that's a good idea at all. Boundaries first, then therapy to make some sense of your own feelings and beliefs. Good luck sorting it out.
So…I think you bring it up as “I want to talk to you about something, and I suspect it might catch you offguard because it was so long ago and might have seemed miinor to you. Bringing it up now is not about grudge-holding… it sticking with me this long just demonstrates how deeply impactful it was. Last year, when you cancelled our date because you learned I had relapsed… I know you weren't mad at me. I understand and respect that you needed your own space to process. I have been carrying it with me, especially now as we're talking about marriage, because I worry that you'll stop loving me or walk away if I have mental health struggles in future. Can we talk about that night? What were your feelings? How would you react to something like that in future? How can we work together to make sure that you can have the space to react as you need to and I can still know that you still love me?”
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No he hasn’t, not that I know of I think. Like he doesn’t want me walking around town by myself or near dark, which I understand ofc, he wants to know when I go out in case something happens or where I go if he asks, I don’t have an issue with that because I understand where he’s coming from because I unfortunately have a bad history with some of that stuff. I’ve put off on moving in, bc I’m just not too sure atm. He did ask me after he said that stuff if I think he’s being too cont.rolling and I said not really because I can see his point of view but I would like it if he could try and see from my point of view too. But now I don’t really know
Then he doesn't fancy her. If he did, he'd be jealous or cranky about it. In fact it sounds like he just enjoys sharing details of his life with you which sounds very healthy.
I mean this in the best possible way, but he is going to encounter women every day of his life. Some of them will be attractive, some may even hit on him. You have to trust that he will be faithful to you. That's the basic premise/social contract of every relationship.
Can I suggest talking through your fears with a therapist and then once you have gotten to the source of your fears, talk through them with your partner?
Unless he has given you reasons not to trust him , you should try and find a way to overcome this hurdle before it harms your relationship. I'm not saying your fears are invalid, but I do think they are misplaced.