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This isn’t a question of being crazy or not. Are you good with it? If you’re not, this just simply won’t work.
If I sat here and told you I fundamentally agree with him, will your opinion change? Of course not. You’re entitled to your opinion. He’s entitled to his. I’d have to assume that he has his reasons and you have yours. I don’t think any of us are going to provide you with a definitive argument to end the debate between the two of you.
Anecdotally, I can even tell you I’m a guy, happily married, and my wife and I are largely on different ends of the political spectrum. But we work because we respect each other’s opinions.
In your case, you don’t. That’s fine, but it means you two don’t work.
It's like art, ya know? You ever have something on your plate that looks so dang good it's a cryin' shame to eat it?
The cons were so extensive I forgot there were any pros. Had to go back and read them and Lordt this woman is married to a man that despises her. I don’t even know her and I like her more than her husband does
She did this because she wanted OP to desperately chase after her and plead to be with her by acting upset and giving him the cold shoulder. She only started freaking out because her manipulation didn’t work.
Lots of assumptions here but I used to do this exact thing when I was a teenager. It’s very immature and I hope she learns to use her words with her next partner.
lmao you absolutely do NOT tell him
Yet he doesn't drink. Read better.
I have transitioned friendships to sexual relationships and back to friendships successfully. In my experience, t's possible if you always prioritize the friendship as the core of the relationship that you have with one another and make sure you're not moving forward in ways that ruin the friendship. But you have to be open to stepping back to just friends and know that's always a possibility and if it comes to it, do that rather than burning everything down to try and save a failing romantic relationship.
He sounds generally unpleasant. Do you really want to have children with this man?
Well, you ask why you would go through a pregnancy for a random man and pass the kid off as your boyfriend’s but, quite frankly, there are a lot of women in the world who would do that and have. You personally wouldn’t, good. But you can’t really ask why someone would do that when they so frequently do.
Your boyfriend obviously has trust issues. If you shouldn’t marry someone you can’t trust, then your boyfriend probably shouldn’t marry anyone because I doubt he’s capable of trusting anybody. Maybe therapy will help him, maybe it won’t. Maybe he doesn’t want to try. That part is on him.
You have to decide whether you want to marry someone who isn’t able to take your word for things and who you’ll constantly have to prove it to. If that’s too much work for you, you should probably find someone else.
He’s technically right about one thing. You can do what you want and not be with him. That’s what you should do.
Sure it’s clothes now, but he is in fact controlling and will escalate to other aspects of your life.
LMAO – what a statement! but I do agree to it – you wanna marry that toad?
It's not that she became odd. She started to show her true colors because a person can't suddenly change fast like that.
I don’t think you should wipe out the 10 good years, they were real. For some reason it sounds like something really changed in him 6 years ago, and it wasn’t only related to you and your relationship. The question now is, can anything change for the better? And do you want to stay if not? Continue with the counseling you are doing to help answer those questions. But you don’t have to question the happy times you had together, even if he can no longer summon the feelings he had then.
Therapy isn't really about solving issues. It's about learning the tools you need to solve issues on your own.
Telling someone to just fucking stop doesn't really do anything to solve the underlying problem and I would say isn't a very healthy tactic in any relationship. Obviously it feels good in the moment to yell at someone who's causing you grief and anxiety, but when that's supposed to be your partner in life it's not good long term. Or short term.
I think she needs to learn how to deal with her baggage and to articulate why it actually bothers her. Therapy.
He needs to learn to not apologize just to keep the peace and to stand up for his own well being (constructively). Therapy.