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P in V stuff is the best thing I've seen this morning lol
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Willpower. Motivation. Knowing you need to do better and not making excuses. That's how.
Exactly. He’s probably scared he would come off as “controlling” or something like that – because society has led him to think that behaviour by a partner like this, is acceptable.. when it’s not at all. It’s already too late – as she shouldn’t even be considering this in the 1st place lol
You did the right thing, you two want different things that are not in the least compatible. I don't think either of you are wrong, but that doesn't change that you are incompatible with the values you each hold.
Talk to him again and see what he says. A conversation is necessary, not just you expressing how you feel and him staying silent.
It's important to still do the special things together and for each other even with a newborn, and to put in effort for each other.
OP dated this guy for a year and is trying to make herself into the Main Character. The death of a child is worse than death for most parents. They have other things to worry about.
The only thing I get would be Google notification about apps I haven't used in awhile. It will ask me if they can delete them. The apps themselves don't send you notifications.
She might be a person with low self-esteem and a defensive mindset who has problems with impulse control, who huddles into her shell when confronted with a difficult discussion.
Or she could be a manipulator who chooses to escalate the issue from a specific problem into a broader context.
Without seeing the two of you together, it is impossible to say which it is. But given that the two of you have apparently *never* been able to resolve any such discussions, I am inclined to believe that this is the latter, and she has found a tool for deflecting blame and neutralizing a discussion about negative behaviours on her part.
In that kind of scenario, the only way that I have found that works to address the issue is to be persistent, without getting angry. An hour or a day after the original discussion, calmly start off with a “so we never actually got to the point of resolving that discussion we had earlier/yesterday”, and continually repeating the same tactic of returning to the discussion after she has reused her tactic of trying to deflect.
Another option, again keeping the calm approach, is to ask her why she insists on always deflecting the discussion and adopting a pose of martyrdom (or self-victimization, which also occurs quite often in these cases).
Ultimately though, whatever the cause of her behaviour,. the more you push and probe, and the more you show you are not willing to let it drop, the more likely it is that she will turn it around onto you (“you are constantly harrassing me”, or “I do not like feeling attacked in my own relationship”) and start pulling away from you emotionally. Basically, the fact that she is so evasive means that chasing this has a decent chance of breaking the relationship.
Especially knowing there’s somebody else that night he send a message to and then he slept with somebody at a party. I will tell the woman and do it today. She has a serial cheater on her hands.