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1. As long as both partners are truly fine with it, whatever works is fine.

   Not sure I'd call once a week or less “highly sexual”, though that's more tangential to your question.

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2. was he a gamer when you met him?

   if so, why does it matter now?

   If he wasn't what has changed in his life? like others say it may be depression, he may have to have his doctor reevaluate his meds.

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4. People dealing with mental health issues often don’t know the actual cause of their actions, or they are too embarrassed to share them. The husband’s explanation for his actions don’t change the fact that this is most likely a mental health issue far more than a hygiene issue. Neither OP nor any of you are showing any compassion, which I find extremely troubling. It shows how far we still have to go on mental health issues. Even those who claim their own struggles with depression are unable to find sympathy for this man simply because his issues (which may reach beyond depression) don’t present in the same manner as theirs. Which is exactly the problem with our society’s treatment of mental health. We only accept and forgive what we understand and attack everything else. This post makes me so sad.

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5. Just break up with him already.

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6. A break is a breakup. Start doing the things needed to heal. Lean 9n family and friends( not bemoaning the breakup), start hobbies, read, sports,exercise. In other words, stay busy. If she comes back, you also have taken time to reevaluate your relationship.

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7. He's testing your limits and trying to figure out what he can get away with. He wants you to be upset. It also makes sense that he's not always mean – if he was a jerk the whole time then he never would have snagged you.

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8. It's an 8-yr relationship. Her financial and (I assume) communication issues were well known to you before you decided that “this is my person.”

   So what happened? Was she your person, or did you actually want someone somewhat like her, but better at xyz? Because that wasn't her.

   Emotionally, it sounds like you had been strong at some time, and you relied on her during your illness and she stepped up. If the emotional issues are more recent, maybe it is burnout on her part.

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9. I mean again, you’re an adult and can do what you want.

   But if it’s a big deal to your gf, then just deal with the extra 6 months of public transportation

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