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^ This right here, OP.
Saying “He has a genetic thing where he doesn't produce sperm” is literally the truth.
She just wants to out you.
I am struggling to understand why you want to be with this guy.
He cheated on you.
He is acting like he is the victim when someone shared a nude of you without your consent.
Why are you with him?
Find another family member to live with, ASAP.
He's probably in denial and trying to use anger to process his grief. You do not need this shit in your life.
Eh, she didn't mean to hurt his feelings though. It was definitely a knee-jerk. If someone said “I'm a text book premature ejaculater” I would laugh too, the sentence is just a funny sentence, it has nothing to do with the person at that point.
Then him saying he doesn't forgive her when she immediately apologized, and, sorry, this is something that also effects her, is a little one-sided. I totally get this is his biggest insecurity, but his wife obviously loves him, and it isn't a deal breaker for her (because otherwise she wouldn't have stayed with him for so long), so why make her feel bad for an innocent mistake reaction, even after she apologized?
It's definitely much easier to side with the guy who's having the physical problem, but she is the other half of the relationship who is dealing with this as best she can as well, so cut her some slack.
I don’t need that, I’m asking you a question.
Why is being unmarried “putting your life on hold”.
Why can’t a couple enjoy time together and grow together without engagement? It’s a serious question we all need to ponder. Why is everyone so insecure with not being married?
Is it because of cultural/societal norms? Well, if you’re AWARE of them, then surely you can see that those are not a good reason to marry?
In fact, I’d love to hear a good reason to marry
The obvious solution here:
SHIT ALL OVER HIM
Yeah bro, that’s sketchy as hell.
I personally don’t have time to be with a chick that’s acting like that.
I’m looking for commitment.
If he has conveyed that this is something he wanted to do for himself then it’s be duh much not thoughtful
Personally, this would be a non starter for me. If it isn't for you, it's best to lay down hard boundaries now, otherwise it'll get much worse. The last person that tried that with with my son and my co-parenting relationship with my son's mom is now an ex, because that was merely a symptom of bigger problems that came later.
What is her plan to get her Masters without you? Don’t do it…
Talking is just talking. Anyone can say anything to each other – if he things people think and say and the things that are actually true about a person can be very different. This doesn’t even have to be coming from a bad, lying place, you just can’t fully know someone based on what you talk about with them.
As a super harmless example, when I’m asked to describe myself I always say I love books and reading. But actually if I really think about it, for the last several years I don’t truly read that much anymore and often go months without reading at all. It’s still how I see myself though so it’s still something I talk about.
Well if you stay with him please don't have kids with him.
We aren't ignoring them? You are saying platitudes and it is not helpful. You dont have to respond if you dont applicable and practical advice for this situation
How do you see that as me shooting the suggestion down?
I see it as me expressing my disappointment where we wanted to go was busy, then immediately agreeing with his idea and doing it.
Yes, I've read this exact scenario before…
And it wasn't just 4 days ago.
I think I really should start therapy but I think me considering going to therapy makes him feel like there is so many problems in our relationship and he feels offended by this. I should try to explain this to him
So contrary to popular belief, I think LDR’s are good. It’s a different type of relationship that focuses on the care, effort, and communication of one another and a lot of times shows a lot about the specific character you’re involved with.
I would say give it a shot if you could make it work. That’s not really something anyone else can answer besides you two, but when you love somebody, you sometimes take that leap of faith
Dude. You should have known. She was emotionally cheating on her ex with you. She's not trustworthy
Did you think you were special and she was going to change for you?
Right now, you're just a placeholder for her ex.
Have some self-respect and dump her. Next time, don't be the other man. I don't really feel bad for ya.
Oh girl if I’d where in the store with you and you told me that I’d happily pack all his groceries back in the store after kicking him out, that’s so gross and inappropriate. Nothing wrong with „boosting“ a younger girls self esteem by being gentle and such but this is not just a little bit over the top it’s sky rocketing disgusting.
Tell your coworker what happened and that you feel uncomfortable with it. No need to take any further action if he apologise properly I guess. Everyone can have a second chance if you feel like this might just be a weak moment of him.
Cut his losses, more like she's cutting her losses. This guy knew her job. He basically led her on for the past several months while she was fun and available.
You played stupid games and won prizes! Ha ha ha!
I like your DIL. I hope her, her husband, and two children have very happy lives without you in them.