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Date: October 7, 2022
ask him straight up if the roles were reversed what would he think if a guy had a crush on you and he warned you about him but you kept brushing it off and then went to the party and left the party with that guy to go to his place while your BF is still at that party. What would he think about the whole situation? To me, it's shady as fuck and I'd be gone cause that is not what a partner does to one another.
Okay. Will do. Never done anything like that, so it just stung to have it rebuked. Thanks
To be honest, I'm trying to figure out if this is a troll post, because your lack of self-awareness here is slightly dumbfounding. You are demanding a great deal from him and offering nothing.
my mom helped me learn how to disconnect from my emotional feelings, but that was a long time ago. Counselors try to bring that up as a reason for my relationship difficulty but I think it's just simply that sex isn't my thing.
This is very telling. You are resistant to even a professional's opinion on your emotional state, you feel that you know better than the expert, while at the same time admitting an extreme emotional disconnect. This, in conjunction with the profound level of disregard you're displaying towards your husband, tells me there's way more going on here than just the fact that you don't want sex.
I also need him to understand sex is just something other people do but it's not something we need in our otherwise good marriage.
Why do you get to unilaterally decide what “we” need? You are free to decide what you need, you are not free to decide what he needs. And no, your marriage is not “otherwise good”, you told him you never loved him!
So what can I do to convince him to lower his expectations without him considering divorce?
You can't. Your entire post is a “how do I have my cake and eat it too?” question. You get to decide what you need and whether you want sex, but you seem to be unaware that your husband is his own person who also gets to decide what he needs.
Honestly, this post displays an almost sociopathic disregard for another person's feelings and needs. I sincerely don't mean that as an insult, I mean it as a plea for you to get help and let yourself consider that maybe there's more going on here than your desire for a sexless marriage.
Of course he does.
I don't think it was disrespectful. If you don't want other guys showing her attention, go to the bar with her!
Don't tell her “go without me, have fun and be safe” and then get upset that she danced.
Just bounce and tell him best of luck going forward