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Date: October 7, 2022
This would make for a great stand up joke if you ever break up.
I would definitely tell him you don’t love his baby talk
Well you seem to have more love for your cheating “love of your life” ex then your “happy situation” husband.
Ask yourself if you’d be super chill with your husband going out with one of his ex’s who just wants “closure”.
If you want to hurt your marriage, then go for it. You already know it makes your husband uncomfortable so it really is up to you which man is your 1st choice.
I’m thinking this is one of those fear of missing out things. Im feeling like these “ changes” she wants to make involve basically being a single fancy free party girl. I know a girl who torpedoed her marriage because of this. She spent too much time on social media and thought everyone else was out living their best life and she was tied down by her marriage and responsibilities. After a year of drinking and partying and lost her job, she realized social media was a lie and asked her husband to reconcile. He told her to piss off
Because her entire adult life this girl has a had a creepy older man involved in it who had feelings for her. That’s gross. She broke up with her fiancé a week ago, her confessing her love for you in this moment isn’t a good sign for you. You’ve already disrespected your wife in the past, why should anyone offer advice on how to do it now?
It could be any number of reasons without knowing anything about your friends. Also, please don't cling to any one of these interpretations – you don't want to get overly confident about something you can't say for sure and make a big mistake.
Most charitable interpretation. It seems like their relationship is very new, and they've just gotten the courage to tell people close to them. I get the feeling that you were a little insecure about not being told earlier, and I think one saying she needs space could be telling. It's possible that you've inadvertently become more clingy with your friends due to fear of losing them or becoming less important. You might just need to step back for a while and give them time to themselves. Especially at the beginning of the relationship, it becomes something of a fixation, and outside influence gets more annoying than it otherwise might. Based on what I've seen, you're looking at 3 months minimum for this to get less intense. They could also just have less time – maintaining a relationship is a lot of work!
Charitable interpretation. It could just be that they no longer find you relatable or compatible with them as friends – something sad but common and a bad idea to try and change. The quiet nature of the split makes it seem more natural or at least intended to hurt you as little as possible. I personally find that it's better to be forward with people, but many see this as the respectful route.
Sometimes when people enter a relationship, the things that they value change, and certain people get cut off in the crossfire. You don't have to be flawed in any particular way for this to happen. I had something like this happen recently, and it really just came to the right person entering his life and him realizing that talking to us didn't click anymore, and he found a new group with more of a spark. It was disappointing but ultimately better for him. I do not resent him for it. It is also very important to note that any significant life change can cause this; moving, going to school, starting a career, getting married, or having children.
Less charitable Interpretation. Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I am assuming you're straight or under the bi umbrella since that's the most likely scenario. It's possible that now that your friends are dating, you could be seen as a threat to said relationship. Your normal friendly demeanor could be interpreted as more in the event of a newly dating, insecure mind. Could be from either of them. I had a situation in high school where a friend's new girlfriend thought I was a threat because we were so close. It doesn't even necessarily mean anyone is being cruel – that early stage is very hormonal and very behavior-influencing in some cases.
In terms of what you should do with all of that in mind? I don't think the answer changes for any of them, which is why I went through those possibilities. You can overthink it, but in my opinion, the best thing to do is to give them that space. Don't go radio silent or anything, but try not to send them messages that imply you have expectations for a response. If enough time passes, perhaps a respectful conversation is in order to talk about your feelings, but I would give it a little more time before making it a big deal. The way I see it if they're not talking to you as much and one said she needed space, going in now with a concern like this would probably justify whatever sense of overbearingness they are perceiving from you.