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Sorry I got cut off… you can't prove what they withdrew and what they spent money on the spouse for. If you drain the money BEFORE divorce proceedings then its all fine… but if you wait til when it happens thats a legal issue.
The truth is, you will never be her top priority. That honor belongs to her child. And quite likely, she will put work before a relationship because that job is her lifeline. She also might choose to put herself before you too because she needs a break and her opportunities for spare time as a single parent are basically non-existent. So that leaves you in 3rd-4th position. Until you can acknowledge that and be more selfless and supportive, she isn't going to trust you.
A LOT of women freeze and then the rape lasts long enough for the rapist to finish. So if someone freezes, which is a very very common respons, duration does not matter whether it is a woman or a man.
Then to the orgasm, it is not being talked about a lot but this is a huge misunderstanding. Yes, a lot of people being raped or assaulted actually do orgasm. They feel that as a huge betrayal of their own bodies because as you said, they don't want it yet their body responses to sexual stimuli as if it was normal sex. Your brain saying no unfortunately does not block it out. People that experience an orgasm during a rape/assault are often very confused because of what you wrote.
But it is easy. If you say no, your bodily reactions do NOT change that no into a yes.
I had a bf like 10 years ago that wanted to try anal sooo bad and I also just couldn’t do it. He talked about it all the time and always told me that I would probably like it if I gave it a chance. I finally agreed and we got just right to the point of starting, and I chickened out. I never actually wanted to and I just couldn’t go through with it. And you know what he did? He said “ok” and we moved on and he never brought it up again. And he was a TERRIBLE person otherwise. It was a terrible relationship and he was manipulative and disrespectful in a lot of ways, but he never made me feel bad about sexual things ever.
Your boyfriend is being awful. The idea that you need excuses to “get out of it” is just disgusting. He is not entitled to your body. It sounds like your body is telling you that you don’t actually want to do it. I would go with that and just tell him no. If it’s something that YOU want to try later, you can bring it up again.