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Date: October 20, 2022
Dont get involved but just be there for her. She has to make the move to leave him.
you need to watch the netflix show MAID with margaret qualley
Also cultural. In Europe couples move in together pretty quickly (or so it seems to me)
There's nothing you can do other than wait and ask again. Nobody giving you advice here knows what its like to lose a child to suicide (I hope). Your feelings are valid, but they do not trump the feelings of his family
This is 100% about your dad's own personal issues. He's getting older, he's out of shape, he's aware that his son (who he was always able to make fun of as looking like “a refugee” whenever he needed to feel better about himself) is now bigger, stronger and better-looking than he is. He's still 'the man' of the house as long as he's better than you in some way…so he's clinging to this idea that he could still beat you in a physical fight because of street smarts or whatever other pathetic reason. You're basically a reminder that he's no longer a young man, the son is surpassing the father.
I think you should just give him short, non-answers to his comments that don't escalate the situation:
Dad: “Being big doesn't make you tough.” You: “Okay.”
Dad: “Muscles may not help you in a real fight.” You: “Hmm.”
Is your mom aware that this is happening, or is it only when she's not there? I think it would be worth telling her that you're concerned that your dad is trying to force you into a physical confrontation, that you don't want that and you would like her advice on what to do. Your dad is acting out because you're taking care of yourself at the gym; that is ridiculous and she needs to be made aware if she isn't already.
If that doesn't help, you're probably gonna be stuck keeping your head down and steering clear of your dad until you can move out. Really sad that he would let his own insecurities hurt his relationship with his son.
How do I navigate this?
In many countries, anything received before the wedding stays separate anyway….and often inheritance received during marriage also stays separate… so I don't really see why this is an issue for you tbh.
Just sit down with two lawyers, one represents her, one represents her, figure out what you both want. When you're at it, you can also discuss if you want a marriage contract, adjust your wills etc.