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It kinda sounds like he’s testing your concept of yourself as an empathic person and that is bothering you.
Is there any particular reason why you need to be empathetic in the first place?
You can decide for yourself how much the crying, in and of itself, is a dealbreaker. That’s a personal matter for yourself.
But it does sound like a lot of your stress stems from feeling like you ought to feel sad for him when he cries but you just don’t.
Maybe it’s okay for him to cry and okay for you to not feel bad about it?
I know this isn't the sub, but ESH.
You need to communicate that you are uncomfortable being filmed, as he knows, and that you were upset when she filmed you without permission and posted it despite your express wishes. Tell him she needs to take it down and apologize, and then you’ll be more available to hang out, but she cannot film you under any circumstances.
He’ll either accept it, and then either hang out you with her (and she’ll be respectful) or she’ll have to not be there when you hang out, Or he’ll say he can’t and then unfortunately you won’t be able to see him much.
Tell him you love him but you can’t stand being filmed, and we’re extremely bothered when she did it when you expressly asked her not to. Don’t say you can’t stand HER, tell him what part of her behavior towards you was unacceptable. Good luck.
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Every part of what you have written is awful behavior. You should make a plan and leave him for someone who doesn't belittle you.
Well, she already has someone in mind.
Time to get a lawyer.
You are not crazy to leave a relationship for a pet. You deserve better, your cat deserves better.
I knit. I'm not going to ask anyone to watch me knit. I would never ask anyone else not interested in knitting to go to the yarn store or a knitting convention. Never.
But, if I show them something I made that I've been working on and am proud of, or something really difficult that I learned to do, I expect them to say they that's great, that looks good, or something supportive of that hobby of mine.
Same w a significant other who may like a certain sport, or who like hunting, fishing, cycling, etc. Good for them. Great, in fact. But that's not for me and I'm not going to get involved in it.
If you show your medals, or let your husband know how you placed in your race and he supports you, then he's supportive. But having expectations for people to sit on the sidelines while we are actually out enjoying our hobby is a little extra.
I would just straight-up tell him, “Ya know, switching us to new phones and plans a couple days after I busted you acting shady makes you look worse. I know you're lying to me.”