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Boo Faux, 32 y.o.
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Date: October 25, 2022
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I feel sorry for you as I went through this with my ex wife, was doing roughly 70 hours a week and sometimes more when I had to stay over at work which added up to 86 hours, I have been with my current partner now for 4 1/2 years and things are better but seriously don't put yourself through it it's literally mentally destroyed me and everyday is like a foggy haze just work and pay bills and look after my son (my current partner and my child) whilst they go out with friends etc and it's just shit, whilst she's no where near as bad as being with my ex wife it does still take its toll and things do not get better no matter what they say, but that's just from my own personal experiences. Also I had a vasectomy 3 years ago whilst my partner was pregnant with our son as a precaution and it's definitely one of the best things I've done, no more worrying about baby's lol
Here’s what makes me think she has changed: She owned up to what happened. It takes a lot of self-reflection and maturity to do something like that.
If it ain't walking dead, Facebook or her family saying she needs to go see her without them doing the same she doesn't care
Fell pregnant, lol. That was my favorite phrase from the story. You fall ill, you don't fall pregnant. Unless she fell, landed on his dick, and he creampied her.
Well, do you actually need to lose weight? Or are you healthy and worried he wants you to lose weight when there’s no reason to?
Then perhaps booking a few appointments with a psychologist would be beneficial.
Are you this strongly positioned against the bad people in her family, your family, your coworkers, your extended friend group?
“Knowingly I can’t just sit back and act as if nothing’s bothering me.” What does that mean; are you going to get into an argument or fist fight?
We deal with bad people every single day of our lives and put up with it because of other commitments we’ve made or obligations we have.
Are you morals so strong that you can’t get through life without arguing or fighting with every person you encounter that you know to be a bad person or is it just this one guy that you can’t tolerate bad behavior from?
If you’re making the case that you can’t sit back when something is bothering you and this guy being a bad person is bothering you but it has nothing to do with him being an ex of hers then you’d surely be standing up to every bad person you meet, unless it is the fact that he’s an ex and your reasoning for not going is just fabricated.
It is easier to argue that you have some moral objection to being around this person than it is to argue that your wife and you can’t attend an event where someone she once dated is, something she seems entirely okay with.
My [39M] wife [35F] of 14 years the last 6 months has experienced an increasing amount of insecurities in our marriage. She has accused me of being gay, sleeping with guys (no prior actions to give her that idea), sleeping with other girls, lying about where I was, skipping work early to see someone on my way to take her to lunch (?), and the list goes on.
Does she have body image disorder or has developed eating disorder? Have she gained too much weight lately? This may increase her insecurity that you don't find her attractive? If the sex has become infrequent (because of health related issues) it's feeding into her frenzy that you are sleeping with other people.
Back in the summer I was having health issues related to blood pressure, endocrine stuff and weight; so I got some of those magic blue pills so she wouldn't think I didn't find her attractive when things got “hot”, and I didn't want to her to feel insecure about me needing them so I didn't tell her (guess I should have).
You should've communicated your needs to her and what's you're going through. The more secret you keep the more fearful she becomes.
During all the accusing me of stuff I've asked her a number of times if she trusted me, she always refused to answer and would deflect leaving me wondering.
This called Stone walling. It happens where one partner suddenly stops responding or refuses to communicate during an argument or conflict.
Finally I wanted an answer so while she is gone on business I start to flush the pills one by one, few weeks go by and she doesn't say anything; thought cool she does trust me. Then tonight she confronts me asking where the pills went, saying some one broke in for the pills, all this crazy talk.
You are just feeding her insecurities more and more. She's oblivious to why you are using viagra. She thinks you are cheating.
The way I see it both you and her are in desparate need of couples counselling if you want to save this marriage. The more you delay more it will worsen your state of marriage.
Yes!!! Came her to comment this! I would dump someone IMMEDIATELY if they did this, this is so wild to me she just blew past it so casually
I really did lose my shit tonight. I mean any thought that came to my head I texted it. I said some terrible things. He gaslit me to the point where I don’t even trust my own thoughts anymore. I will leave the messages sent to her, you are right. He is dangerous and although I feel nothing for her she seems like she has her life completely together and I know he is going to destroy it.
Well… you’re there face to face with the issue. As a commenter I can only go by your words. Best of luck.
There's really no point in being “engaged” if you're not actively planning a wedding. Just wearing a ring doesn't convey any legal benefits or protections and you might as well not bother if he's absolutely certain he'll never get married. If getting married is “non-negotiable” for you you're simply with the wrong person. You might be able to put a (metaphorical) gun to his head to get him to marry you. But it's not like divorce isn't an option and it's not like he'll work that hard to make a marriage work if he finds the whole arrangement “unnecessary/stupid”. Go find someone who shares your values.
First, is this is not a pattern of abuse.
Second, what did you see on her phone? Why were you on her phone?
She is not an abuser based on what you’ve typed. However, the fact you said this “broke” you means that this is a hard boundary for you. So, yes imo I would break up, but you have to follow through and not use this as leverage to push or pressure her. She was sexually assaulted? That means she lost her voice, her power, her autonomy. That’s a powerful thing to lose, so waking up in a potentially similar situation can put someone in survival mode.
I would help her find support, not just therapy but a support group. I would also look for someone to check in with for yourself: friend, therapy, a hotline.
In a good relationship, that goes both ways. Boyfriend isn’t taking her feelings into consideration.