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Date: October 16, 2022
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I actually do, that’s a pretty big gap for that age. 60 and 54, who cares—but 21 and 27 is sus. At 27, I didn’t have any friends still in college. Most people who are 21 are juniors or seniors in college.
Perhaps this is the reason why his relationships stop.
Why anyone ever thinks this is a good idea I will never know? Some couples are swingers and it works for them but in reality, most people end up jealous. You need to get over it. Sorry, don’t mean to sound rude but you are going to lose a great girl over something you agreed too. You should have said STOP when she asked righj before the deed. I think you are mostly embarrassed because you were unable to perform, which I think would be common in many men that are inexperienced in this scenario. Talk it out, agree not to do it again, and give it time.
Maybe because hubby lied and hid his 30 minutes sweating sessions with the girl every morning after OP goes to work. Good rule of thumb, if you want your partner confident and secure, don't lie and hide interactions with potential APs from them.
Is she living off you? Set her free 6 months early.
Do go through with the second wedding and have a sit down talk with him about the possibility that he might be gay, with no judgement. I can only think of two reasons he wouldn’t be intimate with you. Either he has horrible coronary artery disease and erectile dysfunction due to life choices or he’s gay.
replied directly to OP already.
With nonsense. Literally nothing you've said in the comments has any relevance to any discussion here. That's what I am trying to point out but you ignore. You keep touting the same thing, despite the context. So everything you've said makes no sense.
You know exes can't be friends, and that's great. But they also can't be one another's therapist either. You can try to urge her to visit your campus counseling center. However, you can't take on all the responsibility of taking care of her. It's not your job, you lack the skills to do it, and even trying to do it will stunt the personal growth you need to be making. You're not moving on as long as you tether yourself to her. She didn't become as she is because of anything you did and she's not going to move past her trauma just because you're there. All you can do is try your best to get her to see a professional. If that fails you're going to need to just move on.
She doesn’t really owe you anything in regards to what happened while you were broken up. Of course it’s one thing if down the line you talk about it in an open sense but she has to be comfortable with it. The one thing I do think is worth asking is did she want to take a break purely to see what other options were out there? Because then it would seem like she’s just settling which isn’t healthy.
Jesus christ. Please, Google the power and control wheel. (And then clear your browser history.)
Yeah so?
Your wife and child could have potentially died because that is the nature of child birth!
Other women don't even get the chance to have a father who loves them walk them down the aisle and yet they're not throwing tantrums along with their moms now are they?
You literally had an emergency and needed to leave. That's all they had to say when people started asking at the reception and I assure you everyone at the wedding would have understood.