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Date: November 2, 2022

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  1. Let's not forget…this is the only time she caught him saying ugly things about her.

    OP, Tell this superficial asshole to take a hike.

  2. It's obviously way too soon to be having serious convos about marriage. But it sounds like he's doing this in jest so probably not worth freaking out about. The things you can discuss at just five months in would be 'does he even want to married someday', 'do you both hypothetically want kids', etc. You're at the state when you want to weed out anybody who doesn't have similar longterm plans but not yet far enough along to start dictating the course of the entire relationship. Maybe if you're still together at 12 months you'd talk about moving in together. Then if living together is working out you'd take another year before getting engaged. Than a year to plan the wedding, et al. Just don't get ahead of yourselves because the more time you spend negotiating and ironing out potential problem areas the greater likelihood an eventual marriage would work out. Good luck.

  3. Tbf my wife and I got married at 22 and have been happily married for 10+ years with minimal issues, we've never had any major arguments or disagreements.

  4. Try using adult words and communicating with your partner. If the obvious answer isn’t that you trust your partner – you probably shouldn’t be together.

  5. This is a lot. I wonder if he didn’t mention this ex because it sounds like she was a teenager and he was in his 30s when they were dating…

    Before I would make any decisions I’d find out more about the details of this relationship. For a 19/ 20 year old to go no contact and not tell the father of her child it’s his for at a minimum financial support it must have been a pretty extreme situation. Has he given you any details?

  6. I think what you should do is have a conversation with her about it. If you know for a fact that she's not cheating on you then you tell her that, and also let her know of what you were told. It doesn't and shouldn't be accusatory. It should just be a way to put it out there and get that mental strain off of you. It would be stressful to anyone for someone to tell them their partner is cheating on them, even if you know they never would. It puts a weird seed of doubt into your head. It takes work to get it out.

  7. Don’t understand the problem here. She would probably kill to protect you, her kids, and herself. Be grateful she loves you and move on

  8. I just wanted to make a correction that we’ve been together for 1 year and 2 months already, if that makes a difference. It’s only 2 months ago that I noticed after all this time I’m not sure if we’re each others “best friend”

    But I do understand your points and appreciate them!

  9. Oh my goodness, I apologize if I came off as insinuating your position was stupid.

    I don't think that at all.

    I can imagine different expectations for autistic individuals depending on where they fall on the spectrum, sure. I imagine my responses would be different if that were mentioned in the post.

    I wonder if there's just a severe lack of life experience here. So yes, I concede I assumed a level of competence that shouldn't necessarily be assumed.

    But I still hold that this whole thing is much more serious of a problem that OP seems to think and should be addressed as such.

  10. I'd say valid. It's hard to trust once trust has been violated. Then he does it again. Do you truly want to be associated with someone that is a Jekyll and Hyde? What's real, Mr. Vulgar or Mr. Pretend?

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