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It is a cultural thing. My husband is African and has paid what we call black tax for years. Has family of allowances, paid college tuition etc.
If you aren’t comfortable with it you need to break up with her. She will continue to be resentful thinking you’re being selfish. If you get married you know what she’ll do with your money.
This is so weird. I agree with what others are saying. If he brings it up again you need to lay out all of the times he’s offered to pay for something and did not and you need to ask him why he didn’t follow through. If he makes a stink about it you may want to consider your relationship.
His reasoning is absolute garbage outside maybe the first month or two of a relationship, sheesh
Maybe it'll help you to know that not only do different people love in different ways but different people have different ways of showing love. Sometimes when people have different relationship expectations they can find compromises. The caveat of course being that 1) if you've got some internal insecurities there's no amount of affection that'll fix you, and 2) you can't really force someone to feel things they just don't feel. If he doesn't enjoy “more affection, more quality time” you'll always knows he's faking it. But early in life relationships are all about learning, so you haven't “wasted two years”, because this was never going to be permanent anyway and you now know you need to be with someone who's way more emotionally expressive. Beware though that you're not just constantly chasing the butterflies of the honeymoon stage. Every single relationship does settle with time into a stage of contentment rather than nonstop excitement. Only you can decide if this is really over.
Yes. But he changed my life and I love him so much.
You didn't tell us what the friend said to you that was disrespectful, so it's hard to tell if you're stretching the truth or not.
You gave your fiance an ultimatum, even after he clearly tried to comfort you and make sure you were ok.
You've totally disregarded what your fiance gas told you about jack. We all go through bad patches in our lives, and this being the first time you've met him, maybe your fiance is right?
Look, it sucks and I can get your frustrations. It sounds like your fiance did comfort you and is stuck between a rock and a hard place because you're basically telling him it's his friend or you. Idk what more he could've done in that moment, unless you wanted him to get violent with his friend, which would be pretty terrible of you to expect if that's the case. (You know, “toxic masculinity”)
So until we get more info, such as what this friend said, it's hard to really give any advice.
Nowhere in the post are the words sexual assault. Are you a moron?
The question is does he still like you? Is he happy?