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Date: October 17, 2022
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Girl. Have the slightest bit of self respect. Abuse is a cycle, once your abused- first by your parents unfortunately you’re more likely to be abused again by a partner. This is only the beginning.
You're acting as if you have already successfully predicted every outcome of this situation, but unless you're the Oracle of Delphi, you probably haven't.
You need to tell your brother the truth; you have been avoiding him not because he did something, but because his girlfriend's social media habits are excessive and because you don't trust her after she filmed you against your will and posted the footage online even after you made your uncomfortableness known.
I can understand why you feel violated by her actions and why you might not trust her in the future, but you seem to have a very black-and-white stance on this and be completely unwiling to have your initial feelings challenged.
It's fine if that's really how you feel, but if your overall question is how you can make good with your brother, then the answer is that you are going to have to give this woman another chance.
Don't do it unless you are 100% on board. It does not sound like you are!
To quote my husband just now, “at what point are you supposed to start living your life for yourself?”
You already have been, seems like a pointless quote. Until he starts living for himself and those plans go elsewhere.
I really don't think you have to worry about him leaving me, we have the same POV.
A warning for you isn't a worry for me, it's your burden. The same POV is the issue. Mutual selfishness. Easy early but time changes things.
You proudly have no spiritual and emotional reflection. It's understandable why you don't understand the importance.
I wish you luck on your journey.
I think it is a little weird that she works for your parents. If you are ok with seeing her if things don't work out you can go ahead. Also, if you can be mature enough not to be negative towards her if she says no or things don't work out you can do it.
I'd say you want her to buy you coffee or tea at a local shop or something to keep it a short interaction.
Other then our bedroom issues, he’s such a great loving husband.
Other than the fact that he rapes me repeatedly, he's such a great loving husband… this is heartbreaking. Absolutely fucking maddening and heartbreaking.
Great men are not rapists. Rapists are not good, loving men. That is just not possible. I'm so sorry OP.
Dump her. She doesn’t respect you or your boundaries and is either already fucking this dude, or planning to.
Wasted 3 years. That’s enough. Block him.
Maybe have a sit down talk with her to determine if everything is okay. Hopefully it is. But the reality is that sometimes people change once they enter into relationships. Best case scenario she’s fine. Hopefully that’s the case. If not, she knows that she can lean on participating friends and family. Just be very diplomatic with your approach if you opt to go this route. It’s a walk on a tight rope for people who don’t have experience in the field.
In many places godparents are just adults who are committed to helping raise a child as non parental adults who love and care. Often they are the adults who the child will be trusted with in case of a tragedy.
You are in the wrong here. He has made it clear that this friendship and the child are important to him and he's willing to let you walk rather than eliminate them from his life. You're both better off. You clearly don't want to be in a relationship with a person who is friends with their ex and he can go on and find someone more secure with his arrangements.
Umm, Claire Huxtable was an Attorney and Jill Taylor went back to school, got a Psychology degree.
So would seem baking as a side hustle would be even more “traditional” than those two examples.
As long as he is trying to find work and is not slacking at home, I think he is ok.