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Model from: us
Languages: en
Birth Date: 1921-03-17
Body Type: bodyTypeAverage
Ethnicity: ethnicityWhite
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Date: October 17, 2022
I was in a simile situation as you plus a child. Felt gaslight for months, started doubting my sanity and then one day just looked at his phone. I told him that same morning, child was there, I kept my tone light and sing songy for her benefit and just said in our first language “today I found out you’re a liar” he again tried to deny it, I showed him the screenshots I took and then I watched the mask fall from his face. It was the scariest thing I’ve ever seen, the face it revealed I have never met before. Ironically it was family day. We talked later that night and in the days to come. Cleared up shit. Agreed upon other. We have been amicable since. We didn’t go to court just waited for the appropriate time to pass, I wrote the separation agreement myself, we signed it this may. We haven’t had any issues coparenting in the three years after that day. We are friendly, but we are not friends, not because my actions that day made it impossible but because I don’t ever want someone like that as a friend again.
Sounds like you have been migrated from FWB towards SO whether you like it or not OR he wants an escort to hump do his chores and go to parties with
It sounds like people were looking out for her though. She mentions multiple people trying to talk her out of cheating…
“Your boyfriend never saw you, he saw a future wife and that's all”
That line sums it up, as if any woman he gets along with well enough will do
That was in reaction to her suggesting he did something to set this up. I don't blame him for getting upset at such an unfair accusation and turning it back on her.
My parents have an age gap of 13 years. It did not work out well. They fell in love when my om was 18,.married at 19. A lot of things were lining up for them. My mom desperately wanted to leave the house as she had strict parents. She wanted to break free. My dad was a bit rebellious, just like my mom. My mom wanted a lot of kids, so she didn't mind starting early, matched what she wanted. Then she got pregnant, as planned. She was 21 and grew up in just a few months. Going to bed in time, taking her health serious, lessen her smoking. My dad however, did not. Halfway to his forties, he still was the adolescent of the two. Intelligent man, just never learned to deal with emotions.
Also, life had been hard to my dad and he had learned some manipulation tactics to be able to deal with the world. So he sometimes manipulated my mom. He didn't do it on purpose, that's just how he thought the world worked. That that was the way to become happy, to have things go your way.
It didn't work out. My mom had a second child, realised she had to be able to raise all the kids she got with him on her own, as he wasn't much of a help. Then she became less naive and less blind and realised she couldn't change him. She divorced him. My dad was set for an unhappy life, with his inability to deal with emotions properly. If they wouldn't have divorced, they both would have been unhappy. My mom blossomed after leaving my dad.
My point I guess is, their lives matched up, it was all nice and fine, untill it turned out that why they matched up, was that my dad froze in his adolescent stage.
Well I may sound harsh, but have some accountability, you start dating a older man when you was still a high school student. If your daughter comes one day and she tells you that she wants to be with an older man when she is still a minor, wouldn't you find anything strange? Nothing good can be expected from a grown ass man who seduces a minor.
But in another aspect I have a cousin (9F), when a common aunt says misogynistic things to her, my cousin corrects her and she takes her opinions 0% into consideration, her dad was raised in a misogynistic environment, but with her he has changed, she corrects him if he ever falls into sexism. So it is up to you to educate your daughter well and teach her critical thinking so her father's treatment may not affect her.
Nah you don't need to apologize. If Sarah was your friend she should be happy you ended up having a good time at the party. Block her friends numbers and move on.
If Sarah wants to talk like an adult later that is fine but there is nothing you have to apologize for when all you did was adapt to new information.
Trying to work on it is what you do before telling your partner you don’t love them anymore.
At this point he’s humoring you to let you down easy by telling you there is hope.
Honey, I know you’re scared. But it’s either you run and get out, or die.
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Honestly, I'm not sure why you're in this relationship. It's all one sided from the way you're describing. And you don't come across as someone's door mat type. What are you getting out of this relationship that you're not saying here? You two are clearly not compatible. You don't seem to want to dig deeper into the issues that exist between the two of you. There's only one obvious answer here and you already have it. Move on.