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Date: November 5, 2022
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I know you love him, but you need to love yourself first and kick him to the curb. First, he doesn’t love you, because he wouldn’t be cheating on you and then doing it unprotected. When I was younger, this happened to me. I had an abnormal Pap smear and then a year later was diagnosed with Herpes. When I told him his response was “You got that ish, too? Me, too.” He totally didn’t take responsibility for giving it to me. We were engaged and that was the end. It hurt and I was mentally broken, but you will get over it. At least you have STDs that can be treated. Please get a full STD panel to make sure you don’t have anything else. Despite my Herpes diagnosis, I was so glad I didn’t have HIV. Take the time to heal and it will get better. I married and had a child despite what happened.
Being a depressant doesn't mean it makes you depressed emotionally, it means it slows your breathing and heart rate. This is the reason mixing two depressants, like alcohol and opiates, is a bad idea. They have similar effects and when combined can kill a person, as they can stop breathing or breath so slowly that they don't get enough oxygen.
Please stop saying “it's a depressant so it depresses your CNS” as if depresses in this context is sehow related to depression or suicidality
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Before that, you need to understand that she's not the problem here. Focus on your husband.
I know you don't like the term “abuse” being thrown around, but that's literally what he's doing. Abusers are more often than not victims of abuse themselves. Past abuse doesn't give you a pass to be insensitive, hurtful and selfish. All of which he's being right now.
Pffff
I mean… you already know he is.
You said yourself all of this stuff is toxic, unhealthy, and full of red flags.
You're making the right decision by ending it. Managing his insecurities is not your responsibility.
Unfortunately your girlfriend is extremely immature and a pushover. She might be a mother now but she acts like a no-clue teenager when it comes to her BFF. That friend is toxic and you girlfriend is willing to let you jump over the blade for this lying ass bitch???
Religion is a good guess.
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I would have left after 15 minutes every time. This is truly so rude and inconsiderate.
He’s showing you how much he values you (zero) so believe him.
Consider that children grow up with this idea that their parents know more than them, or at least have better self-discipline than them. They grow up striving to attain that level of intelligence and wisdom. When a parent then suddenly declares another person that is the child's contemporary to essentially be an equal to them, it inevitably leads to 2 possible considerations: The child has failed to achieve the standard for respect from their parent (like this new person has) and/or the parent has abandoned the standard they were seemingly setting throughout the child's life.
The age-gap is a significant issue that you haven't taken any time to understand why it is problematic. Your child tried to articulate it to you, and you dismissed her feelings or that she even had any basis for challenging your decision. Through this, you have established that you are uninterested in anything that doesn't benefit you. Even in this post, you only mention that your motivation is to resolve your own desire to be in your daughter's life. If you genuinely cared about the damage you caused, you would understand that this is a social failure that you have to live with. Your daughter needs space from you to heal from the harm you caused.
So, my recommendation is this:
Leave your daughter alone. This at least shows you respect her need for distance from you. Look into the reasons why your daughter (and many other people) have serious concerns about age-gap relationships. Honestly reflect on whether you overlooked those concerns simply because you wanted what you wanted. If your daughter does ever reach out, be prepared simply to listen. Don't prepare to explain yourself or describe some mitigation through virtuous actions since then. Just be prepared to hear what she has to say to you, and follow her lead. This would reinforce and maintain a respect for what she has to say. Accept that there is nothing you can do to make your daughter come back into your life. She is making the best decision for her life. It's hardly any different than what you taught by example; What is important to you means neglecting anyone else. Though, in her case, she was hurt by you, because you wanted a new relationship, and she has stepped away to allow you that relationship and protect herself from further harm.
Just … don’t do them when it’s excessive. Say you’ll do the plates, and X number of pans and whatnot per night and be upfront that anything beyond that quota is staying in the sink unless she does them or cuts back on their use.
She’s taking advantage of you bc she CAN. By doing the dishes when she does this, you’re allowing it so why should she stop?
I say this as someone who successfully splits cooking/washing with my husband bc we actually have respect for one another. It sounds like she doesn’t respect your time whatsoever.