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Date: February 7, 2023
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This. My ex would literally say his contribution was that he had a job. Buddy…..most adults do (including myself our entire relationship, although I was pt so we didn’t have to pay for childcare), you’re not special. It took him 10 years to make a medical appointment for our son, and by the way he described it you would think he was a hard done by single dad doing it all alone. Forget that he had to ask me what kind of meds our son had been on for the last three years because he had no clue ?
The mental burden mothers carry is unreal, and they just take for granted that groceries are bought and lunches are made and school forms are signed and doctors appointments scheduled…as if some magical little fairy does it all.
Flowers, candles, dinner with nice music (jazz or piano), a good meal she likes, and it should be enough.
If she doesn't understand your situation and expects you to put yourself an even worse situation, she's not the person you should be with.
I remember art room vividly but what was the other one again?
No, don’t feel bad at all. She’s the one making things awkward lol. The other commenter who suggested a hotel was right; that’s a potential compromise. But it is totally 100% okay to not want her boyfriend in your home.
Have you tried not showering to give him a taste of his own medicine? Eat a bunch of garlic and onions too!!
Talk to her and terapy, be sincere with her and try to solve thinhs, thats not a healthy attitude, i guess you truly trust her, cause in many cases when the other partner travel and is away, people tends to find confort and attention outside marriage
Told him to grow up and left immediately. A grown man that cant handle a period is not a grown man. Its a child… a teenage child. Its a bodily function you cant change. Period
And the person you challenged over it literally said unless there is some kind of trauma experience it’s rare. Would you say it’s common or rare in people with a cold childhood, who weren’t veterans, and had a normal life? Because OP has never specified that his wife had a horrible life or fought in a war. If she has, he can correct me.
The only reason you need is that you don't want to be in this marriage. Realistically, your husband is predatory and pushed for this situation knowing you don't know any better and would agree to anything.
Talk to a lawyer. They'll give you the best advice. You speak nicely of your husband, but you wouldn't be here if you were in a healthy relationship. Good luck.
I feel like there is some missing info here..
What's the point? He's adamantly against cheating. I don't see any red flags.
Ok so now I know you’re trolling. ??
Don't do it.
There's absolutely no reason you need to give him half your paycheck, and sure, you could have a written agreement in case he ever ran off with it, but that doesn't mean you would ever get the money back.
If you both agree on saving for a house, well then you can agree to save X each month, in your SEPARATE accounts. You also get to decide how much you want to save; he doesn't get to unilaterally tell you how much you should be putting towards saving for a house.
You need to be careful here. Tell him you are happy to talk about and agree on a savings plan, but you will be saving your money separately. If he says stuff like “don't you trust me” you just say “of course I do, please explain to me why you think it is better to give you my money than saving it myself.” And he will give reasons, and none of them are good enough, so you just say ” I think it is better if we continue being in control over our own money, because while I trust you, a lot can happen.”
If he gives you a hard time at all, well then you need to consider WHY.
he gets shitfaced on the first, second and third dates when he's supposed to be at his peak performance?
For real. Those are the dates when he's supposed to be on his best behavior in order to lure you in and he just… wasn't. At all.
I once hooked up with a guy who drank every ounce of booze in my house during our ONE night together. I lost his number after that.
Reddit will have you throw your whole life away. Meanwhile they will just click on the next post. Don't depend on this for answers.
Hi, thank you for your comment. Yes, I agree, for me this is also an emotional affair. Well this is fresh, so he promised to limit the contact to only work-related stuff during office hours now he knows that it is too much for me and said that it is easy for him to do so, because it means nothing to him, he doesn't need to keep that going. So I guess I'll see. He asked me to give him time to show me I can trust him and that he will keep the promises he made and that nothing else matters but our relationship. As for hiding the communication, I can go through his phones, he doesn't care, I can look..It seems wrong to do that, to spy, but at this point, I don't know how else to check..I won't know how they interact in the office, so I only has his word and can have a look at the messages..
Yeah, I’m not denying that. But we went through that and decided that this friendship is in fact valuable to both of us. But then someone new comes in, and doesn’t see it this way. How is it that their feeling of being uncomfortable with it (due to not knowing what goes on and going off of worst case scenarios and assumptions) somehow outweighs our decision of being friends?
Obviously, I understand how this might not be a thrilling idea to accept right off the bat, but shouldn’t that be a dialogue, rather than an ultimatum? Like, generally, not even in this specific case.