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Consider that maybe he's always abusive
It’s not a dumb idea, but just tell her you won’t get your money involved
I think it's 50/50
If it isn’t a HELL YES, it’s a no. If he wanted to pursue things further with you, he would, but you are enjoying the new attention (understandably so) and so you are overlooking things because you are enjoying feeling attractive and desired again by a new person. That’s that energy I’m talking about. It makes the other person feel like you wouldn’t necessarily care WHO you got your rocks off with right now as long as it’s someone new, like he doesn’t know you want HIM yet because right now your brain just knows you want someone who ISNT the ex. That’s not an affirmation. That’s feeling like a consolation prize.
i think op feels self conscious that they haven’t experienced that b4 and their partner has. ur coming off a little attacky
He's a guy you vibe with that makes the hell that can be work more tolerable. At least part of this is the realisation work will suck significantly more. But part of it is also realising he was compensating on some level for a stagnation you perhaps didn't even notice in your own dynamic.
And the answer isn't further investment in this guy. As you note you don't really know him or what he wants, it was 6 months and you are workmates.
Instead it is realising hey, like they shakeup you had by changing jobs and meeting new people you might need to reflect on where your marriage is at. Maybe the things you were doing and enjoying with this guy were gaps you needed to fill with your husband instead.
Take this as a wakeup call. Crushes happen but it is what you do in the fallout that matters.
If you feel the need to snoop because you don’t trust your partner, you should break up. You invaded his privacy. Your insecurity is your problem to address. You sound exhausting.
He’s told you he won’t change. You don’t like how he is. Not sure why you’re not doing the obvious and dumping him?
It is not your job to make him “see” what he is doing wrong. It is your job to protect yourself and your own mental health.
I don’t see how someone can force you to accept this goal of hers. She seems to have her heart set on it, you don’t see it happening. It’s all fine. It’s an incompatibility and the healthy thing here is to break up.
You should definitely edit the post and add this context. It changes everything, and takes it from “almost certainly benign” to “what the fuck”