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Date: October 25, 2022
No, it wouldn’t, and you’re completely right. But I sometimes feel like I’m going crazy and the world is against me because my other guy friend in this friend group thinks this is just the way he is and just makes a lot of those ‘gay jokes’. But I don’t find it funny and it quite frankly sometimes pisses me off.
Y'all went from LDR to living together immediately? That's intense. I think you went though several relationship phases in a short time, given the living together, having so much time together, and now transitioning back into working and such, that's A LOT!
I think you should start slow, ask her on a date, get dressed up and y'all enjoy time out, away from the living space, and try to get out/enjoy your time together regularly. Also when she gets home, if you've got the time and energy to do so, romance her! Have candles lighted, rub her shoulders/back while she relaxes on the couch, have a meal ready for her, it's the little things that can really energize her or excite her about what y'all have going on. Hopefully over time, she'll get used to her position and won't be so worn out, and know that you're fully there to help her cope when she is exhausted from the outside world. Best of luck y'all, get some!
I legit laughed out loud at the “pinnacle of master mindset” line
Yeah, what a dork.
How is this the top comment? Do you want to date a girl whose family and potential future inlaws are racist towards you? If it was a white family and a black guy you guys would be telling him to run.
Sounds like you want a relationship and he doesn't. There's not enough info to say what actually happened. But yeah. Just move along.
But the fact that they chose your husband over you, do you feel that has to do with sexism or something else?
Even though there were two women that were chosen, their choice to choose your husband over you could be due to sexism. Your boss compared the two of you and chose your husband for a reason, and I would try to find out that reason. Whether it be because he's a better worker, they have a personal relationship, he's been working there longer, or sexism, this is important to find out.
I would definitely talk to an employment lawyer to see if there are grounds for your boss showing discrimination here.
Sit her down and have the serious conversation.
She either moves in and pays her share, or moves out.
She is not permitted to half move in.
Be clear. Give her a clear choice – she must select one or the other.
Do not allow the conversation to be detailed . Statements such as “that may be, but …” are helpful for bringing the conversation back to the subject you need resolved.
Plan B is about 89% effective for preventing pregnancy when taken within 72 hours (3 days) of unprotected sex, but it's effectiveness decreases by time, and it depends on your weight too.
I know how much anxiety this can generate, but the chance of you being pregnant is very very VERY low.
BUT! If it causes massive anxiety, take the Plan B. Just educate yourself on the side effects and think if it's worth it. Then do a pregnancy test on the 1st day of your missed period, just to calm your mind 🙂 I've been there, so I know how bad the stress can be, so just do whatever it takes to calm down.
Otherwise, if the anxiety is manageable, I'd wait. And don't stress too much about your period, because stress will delay it, which leads to stress².
Saying again, the chance of you being pregnant is supadupa low, but you really shouldn't be an anxious ball of mess until your next period so do whatever it takes to calm yourself. ?
You have to choose yourself OP. You married too fast. You didn't know the real her and now a child is involved. If you can't handle the relationship, then you need to end it. Don't stay because of your child. That won't work.
Her issues is driving you apart and she isn't doing anything to try to repair this. She doesn't have the will to do so, so you can't do anything else.
My advice would be to divorce and try to be civil in front of the child.
This is definitely a red flag situation. Now he’s got two kids? No way on earth I’m signing up to deal with two kids with different mothers!
Just from hearing you explain it, yes you were rude.
This is exactly what I think too. I did not date men with children for this reason before I got married. I did not want that. On top of it she has four young children little kids to biological and two adopted ones. And he’s also disabled, and she has the majority of the money or at least a lot of money enough to sort of put into it, that she’ll have them go back and forth.