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Date: October 29, 2022
She wanted another guy And he rejected her…so she came back to OP
OP should leave
No he cannot force you to pay cash for either of those things. For the ring, returning the ring (likely in your state you would have to anyway if he asked for it) is the end of your obligation. Make sure you document that you returned it though. If he repeatedly denies, then document that and look into options for getting it legally declared yours (he still wouldn’t be able to sue you for the cash equivalent of this). The timeshares thing is outrageous. If you didn’t sign any paperwork with the company putting you on the hook then he has nothing to work with. It’s possible if there are recurrent payments you could be partially responsible for those payments until your name was removed, but it’s impossible to know without having those details. This guy is pulling shit out of his ass. I’m so sorry you’re going through this. I wish you luck with whatever you decide for your pregnancy. Put yourself first and protect yourself from this insane man.
Ah so you are the conquest that would take way to much to be locked down, essentially he will sow his wild oats elsewhere and then when he is courting you eventually settle down and pop that question to get into your pants, both your moral beliefs are not on the same page. You need to find someone who thinks the same way as you when it comes to beliefs on waiting and sticking to an exclusive level, such as “talking stage” and then the dating stage.
Last time I suggested counseling, it was a no from him. But I'm willing to bring it up again since that was probably 2 years ago and I wasn't feeling nearly as frustrated. Every time I start a conversation with him about how I'm feeling, it's more serious.
I think the last time it was about him frequently complaining about the dogs and telling me multiple times in a short period of time that he can't wait for them to die (of old age, but still an awful thing to say. They're 3 and 6). I told him I “don't want to do this anymore” and he didn't necessarily change during the conversation, but his behavior definitely changed afterward. For awhile. I imagine it will be similar if I tell him very bluntly that I'm not happy in our relationship and starting to reconsider being together, but we've repeated the same-ish cycles several times.