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Date: November 6, 2022
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Thank u. I was writing the same thing.
I don’t think either of you are in the wrong. Just think of what you value more. Your relationship with him and what he brings to the table as a partner or your freedom to enjoy yourself the way you want.
Well she sounds like a (you know what). Probably best to cut your losses.
I literally just asked a question. Like what ? Lol
Yes,honestly we've had issues (with him being cold, stuff with his past relationship) It was bad, but i thought we worked through them together and got through it
Check out my latest reply in this comment thread, I tried to give some advice. My partner is also a lower libido averaging once a month.
Along with that advice, the key is to take pressure OFF of her without neglecting yourself.
You could also try seeing if she's willing to send you feet pics/sexy pics (relative to her comfort level. Maybe have her not show her face/identifying marks if she's wary) for you to pleasure yourself to. Even if its just one picture a month.
Scheduling sex, or more importantly, intimacy (lying in bed together cuddling with no phones/tv. Just being with one another with no strings leading to “we need to have sex. I need it”) could also help.
And when she DOES want to have sex, just.. play with it. Don't let her finish first if she is a woman that only finishes once in a session (my gf is like this). Talk to her and communicate about any sexual boundaries. For instance, my GF loves when I finish on her and then get her of as she.. uh.. plays with it, or even better if I play with it as i play with her – if that makes sense. The point is, open up a discussion that doesn't start with “I need you to have sex with me I feel like I might pop”.
Maybe start with the small bits of physical intimacy that doesn't lead to sex (no phones/tv cuddling. Dates.) And then slowly open talking about what she prefers. Then when you have sex with her, don't let her finish first but make SURE she DOES finish.
Tbh feet fetish isn't even that rare to be considered weird. I don't have it but I understand people have different kinks and as long as you don't force yours on your partner, it's okay to have them.
I don’t think she’s harming the baby. He would be comforted by suckling, just like a pacifier, with the added benefit of an oxytocin boost to both baby and mom. Babies aren’t empty vessels, he would learn pretty quickly which boobs give milk and which ones only give love and attention.
The real issue is the lying/hiding/name calling. And OP really needs to figure out what she actually finds bothersome about it, assuming it’s not just the deceit.
Don't be in a relationship with someone who you can't be honest with and everything is your fault. Your family may be mad if you break up with him but they're not the ones he's hurting, they're not the ones who have to deal with him. They'll probably get over it faster than you're going to get over the trauma he's dealing you.
So he’s away from his girlfriend and probably jerking off because he can’t be with his girlfriend and because he’s bored out of his mind.
Now he has the issue of a gf being stalkery
It sounds like a manic episode tbh, I would say at the very least he needs some sort of psych eval done to make sure he doesn't need to be on medication, otherwise things can/will get worse. It's possible he need some form of inpatient treatment & outside of that it will likely be hard for him to find a job in his field for a while… You may have to put your education on hold for a bit & be the breadwinner at least until this gets sorted out, if this is as outside of the norm as you've described, getting him to a doctor should be a priority.
I have this habit for when I get asked stupid hypothetical questions.
I give stupid hypothetical answers.
This:
I also asked her not long ago if she thought we would be together for the rest of our lives and she said “I hope so!”.
Is not an absurd response.
Long term relationships… you don't plan for them. You achieve them over time.
What if you turned into an abusive prick in marriage?
Sorry wifey, I believe that when you get married you're committing to someone for the rest of your life, through anything.
No one knows what the future holds. So, saying “I hope so”… not a horrible response.
If you broke your engagement off over this hypothetical, you're a moron.