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He didn't show any of these characteristics when we met. He even lost 40 pounds before starting the relationship and kept losing, but probably he started gaining weight again without stopping with the comfort of finding someone already. He had shown no signs of mental health, hygiene, perversion. I didn't mind his job because he performed with several bands, he gradually left them too
when we were deeper in relationship, i started to notice the things that makes me uncomfortable with him. And it may sound stupid, I thought I can fix him
It sounds like having a lot in common is something you (validly) feel strongly about. If you're not too enthusiastic about the relationship then it'd be good to leave it.
Separately:
Do you know you're not just interested in the new girl because you're not satisfied in your relationship?
His behavior is atrocious, but the glaring thing is that this is not new, it’s been coming up since your pregnancy.
I don’t think you are overreacting or it’s hormones, he seems to be rather selfish and leaving you with the lion share of the baby care (even boxer he was born having you build his furniture).
The way he berate you during childbirth seems so rude, almost like he was drawing attention to himself while you were vulnerable.
You need couple’s counseling at the very least. But he needs a wake up call, his behavior is unacceptable.
He has not changed. He will love bomb you. He will change for a small amount of time, and then he will snap. You won’t know when it’ll happen, but it’s going to, and you very likely could be hurt, or worse…
You shouldn’t have to worry that your partner is lying to you; you should trust that they wouldn’t want to lie. He is not going to change. This behavior is abuse. This is the cycle of abuse in action. If you go back to him, you are showing him that you will come back if he begs enough. That you will come back, even if he puts his hands on you – he already has. He restrained you. He will do it again.
Even if his exes or future partners say he’s wonderful and changed, there are certain people that just don’t mix. You know how he treated you, he’ll do it again. Write down exactly what he did, how he restrained you from getting away from him when he was in your face yelling at you.
Write down how you felt and the person you became while dealing with him and these fights. Read it when you start missing him. Tell someone you trust what’s happened, and try to find somewhere safe to stay.
Like two hours after waking up. We went through highschool together so I know she’s capable of waking up everyday at 6am (I’m not saying that’s what I want) But to fall asleep at 10pm and sleep till 11pm is becoming way to much for me to handle
There is no situation in which I would take in/on a surprise child or continue a relationship with someone who expected me to. I completely understand his wife.
You overheard two sisters talking about a guy. This is absolutely no big deal. If the sister isn't interested in you, and you are not interested in her, then why does anything have to be said at this point?
Seems you are making this about drama, when it is really nothing.
OP, are you and your father in therapy now or have you had therapy since your mom passed?
You have a seemingly very unhealthy attachment to your father, and while it’s understandable because of what you’ve been through and how you’ve helped him… but it’s just not healthy.
You are saying you understand this is normal and healthy for him to date, and that this is a “you” issue, not a “him” issue… but I don’t actually think you do understand that.
He didn't show any of these characteristics when we met. He even lost 40 pounds before starting the relationship and kept losing, but probably he started gaining weight again without stopping with the comfort of finding someone already. He had shown no signs of mental health, hygiene, perversion. I didn't mind his job because he performed with several bands, he gradually left them too
when we were deeper in relationship, i started to notice the things that makes me uncomfortable with him. And it may sound stupid, I thought I can fix him
S*upid of me ??♀️
I agree the whole situation is pretty immature and not fair to me at all.
That's just getting therapy. That isn't a treatment for Autism. I realize we're down into semantics but there isn't a treatment for Autism.
She has to be open to the help that therapy provides and has to have a desire to change. It also requires a heavy dose of self-awareness.
I'd separate the two things out
How long have you known the girlfriend?
It sounds like having a lot in common is something you (validly) feel strongly about. If you're not too enthusiastic about the relationship then it'd be good to leave it.
Separately:
Do you know you're not just interested in the new girl because you're not satisfied in your relationship?
What a load of bs
His behavior is atrocious, but the glaring thing is that this is not new, it’s been coming up since your pregnancy.
I don’t think you are overreacting or it’s hormones, he seems to be rather selfish and leaving you with the lion share of the baby care (even boxer he was born having you build his furniture).
The way he berate you during childbirth seems so rude, almost like he was drawing attention to himself while you were vulnerable.
You need couple’s counseling at the very least. But he needs a wake up call, his behavior is unacceptable.
She sounds just awful.
You could apologize lol. Maybe it's not the fight, maybe it's that you didn't take responsibility for starting a fight with your friend.
Or maybe he has a crush on you.
You dump him and spend that extra time loving yourself better and wearing whatever the fuck you want. This dude has issues and you don’t need ‘em.
Ugh no return from that, he obviously has no respect for you
Drop the dead weight. You know what I’m referring to. Instead of being happy for you, he’s jealous
He has not changed. He will love bomb you. He will change for a small amount of time, and then he will snap. You won’t know when it’ll happen, but it’s going to, and you very likely could be hurt, or worse…
You shouldn’t have to worry that your partner is lying to you; you should trust that they wouldn’t want to lie. He is not going to change. This behavior is abuse. This is the cycle of abuse in action. If you go back to him, you are showing him that you will come back if he begs enough. That you will come back, even if he puts his hands on you – he already has. He restrained you. He will do it again.
Even if his exes or future partners say he’s wonderful and changed, there are certain people that just don’t mix. You know how he treated you, he’ll do it again. Write down exactly what he did, how he restrained you from getting away from him when he was in your face yelling at you.
Write down how you felt and the person you became while dealing with him and these fights. Read it when you start missing him. Tell someone you trust what’s happened, and try to find somewhere safe to stay.
Don’t go back to him.
Like two hours after waking up. We went through highschool together so I know she’s capable of waking up everyday at 6am (I’m not saying that’s what I want) But to fall asleep at 10pm and sleep till 11pm is becoming way to much for me to handle
There is no situation in which I would take in/on a surprise child or continue a relationship with someone who expected me to. I completely understand his wife.
I think this post confirms that everything on this sub is now creative writing. A valiant effort but reads like hyped up BS
Troll today, gone tomorrow
You overheard two sisters talking about a guy. This is absolutely no big deal. If the sister isn't interested in you, and you are not interested in her, then why does anything have to be said at this point?
Seems you are making this about drama, when it is really nothing.
80%? That can't be right.
OP, are you and your father in therapy now or have you had therapy since your mom passed?
You have a seemingly very unhealthy attachment to your father, and while it’s understandable because of what you’ve been through and how you’ve helped him… but it’s just not healthy.
You are saying you understand this is normal and healthy for him to date, and that this is a “you” issue, not a “him” issue… but I don’t actually think you do understand that.