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Date: November 5, 2022
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Y'all sound toxic as hell.
Duh.
You've only been dating him for “a few months” and already he's talking about you replacing their mother. When you're young enough to be their sister.
You’re telling on yourself there bud ?
To be fair, reddit is shit and I can't stand anyone who uses that toilet as their fix. Disgusting.
…you were regularly checking Netflix to see if he watches anything…? Why tho??
That aside, once someone logs you out of their Netflix, it's over. He's not interested in having a dialogue about it. For whatever reason. And honestly, don't obsess over it, this is a him problem, not a you problem. Suppose he thinks you did cheat on him, would you really want someone who would believe it at the drop of a hat without even asking you what's going on? My guess is no. He seems emotionally immature. Count it as a blessing and move on.
My husband once found another man's underwear in his laundry basket. He asked me about it and I had absolutely no clue how it got there. It was terrible because I obviously understood why the situation would make him suspicious, but had no explanation and also felt angry and hurt that he didn't trust me, as well as baffled by the underwear. I understood where he was coming from, but that doesn't mean it doesn't hurt to have your partner accuse you of cheating.
Turned out it was my brother-in-law's underwear and we forgot that my sister had used our washer and dryer when hers was busted. I even had her husband show mine his matching underwater (same brand, style, size, color) to remove any lingering doubt. At that point, we were on the same page again, but he felt guilty and I felt devastated knowing that he questioned my fidelity. He is my everything.
We've both moved past it, and we both consider it a lesson – things are not always as they appear.
My point is that it's a bit ridiculous for that person to frame your comment as “victim-blaming.” If It is quite natural for people get upset and hurt when accused of cheating, and if no one cheated, the only victim is the person who was falsely accused.
I don't know if I think there's a right way to handle this stuff other than being as respectful as possible, but I do think people have a major blind spot when it comes to accusing their partner of cheating. It's unreasonable to expect people to be fine with being accused of betraying the person they love most in the world.
So many people who've been cheated on have this blind spot where they think any behavior is justified if they suspect their partner of cheating. That just isn't how it works. There has to be some level of trust and respect, even if someone thinks there is a chance that their partner cheated.
Honestly, whole heartedly, you should leave him. If you can coparent with him, that is the best option. What traumatizes children more is watching two people who don’t love each other stay together for them. It’ll make your child resent both you and your husband. It’ll also make it where your child doesn’t learn what a healthy relationship is like and cause them long term suffering. Please please please reconsider, “staying together for the baby”, and instead focus on taking care of your child and yourself. Your husband should have trusted you and, at the end of the day, if he believed her so easily, who is to say something like this won’t happen again after your baby is born?
That was your decision and Im glad if it worked for you. However, people do break up sometimes since relationships are not working, and very seldom the responsibility is only one partners.
My parents had a messy divorce where one of them cheated. However, the other one was a lousy and toxic spouse before that so I do understand why it all fell apart. In that case the cheating was a symptom of something, even if the action in itself was wrong.
Children should not have to be involved in their parents relationship. They never know the whole story since most parents put up a good face outwards (even inside the family) even if the relationship is in its ruins. A lousy partner can be a decent parent in the same way that a lousy employee can be a good neighbour or a terrible sister can be a good friend.
Of course a kid can choose sides in a messy breakup if they want to, but in most cases that is not tge childs responsibility. Parents should be able to handle their parenting without putting their problems and issues on their children to bear.
The IUD could be only a small percentage, one of the side effects is weight gain. Hormonal weight gain by the IUD is not the same as poor diet/exercise, I have the same one
Mom here. Stay no contact. I don’t like that you didn’t mention anger issues until the end. That’s a big deal. It’s a big waving red flag. He’s obviously tried to keep you on the hook despite not wanting to actually date you. That’s a control thing. Please move on.
hey uh… this is an eating disorder.
Did you tell the doctors this and get them to check his anus? At this point you cannot rule out that he sexually abused your son. This disgusts me to even type out but it needs to be said.
I 100% agree.
She's a fantasy.
It's more that just talking to anyone who shows the slightest interest in how I feel, is a good person, and has quite a few things in common, makes me want to look at greener fields.
This is a legal issue not a Reddit issue
Should've sent “sorry, too late!” (And then delete)
An open relationship is still a relationship with the person isn't it? So the thought of losing her completely made him change his outlook on priorities. People are acting like he was an abusive asshole and just started acting nice when she left. She said they had a good relationship and she loved him more than anyone in the world, except the fact that they wanted different things when it comes to family planning.
I’m not even the type of person to wear revealing clothes (not saying I have anything against people who does FYI) so, for him to accuse me of doing things I never said I was going to do, make a huge deal like I said something absurd when all it was “I want to dress better”, and to make assumptions on what I was going to dress like is not okay. He could’ve initially asked what I wanted to wear, instead he jumped right into “so you want to show more of your body” and made me feel like I had to defend myself and explain myself.
It’s crazy also because a couple weeks ago he said he’s going to start dressing how he wants. Why can he say that but when I do I’m this horrible attention-seeking girl?
Wow. It sounds like both of you have put in some significant effort to be better for yourselves and each other. That’s great to hear.
At this point, since you’re both showing a willingness to work on this relationship I’d suggest you sit down with her and talk out your feelings around her time with someone else while you were apart. It’s obviously bothering you and these kinds of things don’t just go away on their own – they need to be unpacked and dealt with. If you’re not able to talk about this honestly and openly and make headway on it one on one you might wish to bring in a couples therapist to provide an unbiased point of view.