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Date: October 6, 2022

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Ugh, I agree that there's no *need* to go but this isn't exactly a “choose him” situation. It's a one-time meetup and the husband has said he's slightly uncomfortable but ultimately ok with it.

And the thing is, the husband SHOULD trust OP enough to be ok with it and if he's understating his discomfort that's on him for not communicating and for distrusting his wife.

I think OP should go if she wants to, be prepared to bail immediately if it gets weird, and plan to not make this a recurring thing. She definitely seems to have the strength to resist this guy as she's done so in the past when she wasn't happy with his behavior.

Well, parts of that sounds promising.

What would be even more promising, is if he understood that expressing 'I love you' right now, would push you away instead of bringing you closer.

He may be ready to say it, but you're not ready to hear it.

Neither of which is bad. It just needs to be understood by both sides, which is the key.

Ngl, I knew I loved my Gf within the first few months… it took her over a year to express it. But we didn't force it on each-other.

There needs to be a pace that works for the two of you.

I do that and I'm straight.

It is not on you to make this right. Any issues that your parents have with him are irrelevant, because there is no justification for domestic violence. This behaviour is called coercive control. He wants you to be scared to say anything, because then he has control over you. You need to take that control away from him, you should absolutely go to the police, or find a domestic violence service in your area. I know it’s scary, I’ve been in your shoes. It feels like you have no options, and you have to stay, but that’s not the case. You deserve so much more than that. If you have friends or family who you feel safe confiding in, I suggest doing that.