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Birth Date: 1985-08-07
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Date: October 17, 2022
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I know I’ve had it before and that’s why I made it clear from beginning I feel so betrayed
I've just always cringed at that. Seems like we're parents who have kids.
I don't want to give her the wrong impression, especially after last week.
If my grasp of reverse psychology is correct, it will take u less time to overcome this trauma if she doesn't care. That way you'll make her to be a monster (which WS are) and the journey from hurt to anger to sadness to indifference will finish quickly rather.
Think of it like if someone who always wears glasses takes them off.
It's a weird concerning and shocking thing to see someone not look the way you expect them to look, give it some time to get used to it (and some time for the swelling to go down)
You both need to sit down, talk, and repair this. Yes, what you did was probably over the line, but you just had a kid, right? That's A LOT of work. Some dads think caring for babies is ALL mom's job. I've known more than one dad that has never changed a diaper, or even knows what their kid eats. Is that him? Did you put the diaper in the lunch because you were trying to say “Instead of telling me your coworkers wives make prettier lunches than I do how about you thank me for all I've put my body through to give us a healthy kid” Regardless, NEITHER of you are communicating in a healthy way. Especially with a new baby in the house y'all need to be a team.
I’m a 36/M
Get rid of that boy and go find you a man
Have you been clear with her that you are looking for a long term relationship? Do you know for sure that she wants the same thing? Are you comfortable with the possibility of not having a relationship with her after you’ve had sex? I realize I’m going in a slightly different direction than your question but I don’t want a sad update post two weeks from now. Maybe you’re not caught up on cultural constructs around virginity and will be cool whatever happens, but make sure you’re not equating sex with a promise of commitment if that hasn’t already been mutually agreed upon. Just don’t put her in a situation where she feels guilt-tripped into being in a relationship with you just because she was your first sexual partner or you feel hurt bc you thought it meant more than it did. Either way communication is always the best answer. I hope you are on the same page and have a wonderful time together.
Idk then. It's a mystery. It's certainly not typical and she probably realizes that it's not typical. Has she told you how long she plans to live with her parents?
Why are you STILL with him!!!
Jesus, this makes it even worse. Deal with the mess you created. I hope your wife finds someone that absolutely blows her mind and she can be truly happy. I think your marriage is over.
Try to think of how you would handle this business situation if it was a friend and not your husband who proposed this. Basically, try to compartmentalize this as strictly a business decision.
Yes, know that sounds easier said than done. Especially since it appears you might still harbor resentment from 5yrs ago, when you had to stop being a SAHM and become a financial contributor.
Still the only way you are going to get him to listen to your perspective is to take the emotion out of the discussion and treat it as a business decision…which also means seeing an attorney & drawing up a partnership contract.
The whole “he’s more in love with me now” stuff really seems like love-bombing, it’s a technique, a strategy to manipulate, not an authentic emotion. I hate telling strangers on line that they ought to break up with someone, but she really ought to break up with this guy…
This wasn’t even passive aggressive. It was civil, straight to the point, and in consideration of trying to make the wedding not about their past but the bride and groom.