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Date: October 22, 2022
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thank you for that last part, it needs to be said more in these retroactive jealousy threads. i had it quite bad for a while because my bf would mention things he did with past exes too much. we were also SURROUNDED by exes because he’d keep up friendships with all of them. now it’s been months without a jealousy issue because he finally stopped actively trying to be friendly with them ?
I think he probably loves you… but I'd say he also loves his friend M, and quite likely hasn't completely processed/worked through his unrequited/past feelings of her.
The brain tends to put things you process similarly together. Think about when you may have accidentally said a wrong name. Usually you wouldn't mix a colleagues name with your family… Mixing an ex with a current partner is normal/more likely even if the names are different because it's using the same pathways.
Well now that you know.
Tell him no more Ashley you’re family will help and tell your kids in front of your husband to always be honest even if daddy tells you not to.
You should also contact Ashley in front of your husband and tell her you don’t need her services anymore and if your husband calls her to let her know before she comes.
But why would you even bring that up here, in a completely different situation?
You need to be single for a while – I'm talking at least a year.
You left your ex for a reason. You weren't happy with something – whether that was in the relationship or in yourself is unclear. In any case, that unhappiness will remain until you take some time to get to the bottom of things. And that's a journey that is best taken alone.
Date yourself, love yourself, explore yourself, and then see what romantic options will suit you best.
If you have to ask if it's Cheating it's probably Cheating
Only you know what your deal breakers are. Some things are nice to have but not deal breakers. Some things are necessary to you and if they aren't there, you won't be content.
You (I'm using a generic “you” here, not meaning you) might love someone. But if you aren't showing that love to them in the way that makes them feel loved, words mean nothing. Yes, life means compromise. So you shouldn't be required to jump through hoops. But that also means you're going to have to make effort in ways you aren't accustomed to. And in the end, if one partner isn't happy, the relationship will fail. That's not a bad thing necessarily. Sometimes 2 people just aren't compatible. And it's best for both to move on.
Time to have a (several even) heart to heart with him. Do it with no judgement, nor accusation. Approach it from a place of love. But be firm that “this is what I *need* to feel loved.” Explain why it makes you happy. Don't demand it all the time. But be clear that the more it happens, the happier you'll feel. And if he can't provide that to you, then you may need to move on. It's not a judgement on him. It doesn't make him a bad guy. You're just not compatible. But also be prepared to hear the same from him. And the reverse is also true. If someone makes demands you're not willing to do, it's best to move on. You do things because you love someone and want them to feel loved, yes. But you don't do things that make you unhappy. You should both be acting out of love. Not out of obligation.
Most relationships don’t last because of the little things that pile up into big truths about our partners. If he is continuously sabotaging your relationship with his irresponsibility, he needs to be told (with as much empathy as possible) as such.
And that other hole, and that one, and those…
Autistic people can be assholes. It would be weird if they couldn’t be. They’re human too, doesn’t really matter why they’re dicks. Usually, people have a reason for being assholes, doesn’t matter if it was an overly competitive mom, autism or inherited anger issues. You have every right to get rid of a joy sucking dementor
I get what you mean, but most of the time he's fine. It's usually pointless lies like a story or something and he was a lot worse when I met him (which was in 2020 so he was the awkward age of 15 mind you) but I don't know.
First have a conversation with him, what you heard was not direct information. Don’t draw conclusions until you have a conversation with your boyfriend.
Ummm … I'd be real blunt and very private with my conversation , but future BIL would not go through with that little prank .
You dead this is “going to end very badly” if you communicate. Would you say it’s going great without you communicating?
Liken this to going to a strip club to get a kleenex.