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Date: November 4, 2022
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She means that your goal might to be with her, but hers is not to be with you. I know it hurts, but she lost interest and you might not have done anything wrong at all. Sometimes things just don't work.
Tell him that and make him know how important it is too you that you need this.
If he doesn't follow through then that's not a good look for him. Hockey is fun but… he has season tickets and he can miss a game or two.
And what about after 9? is there a curfew or limits on when you two can see each other? You're both adults so it's not like you can't crash at his place, or him at yours after the game/school?
I would be frustrated in your shoes and don't think you're wrong.
Survival rate of babies over those thousands of years wasn’t great
Good for you!
Instincts got your back.
Yep.
Not accusing you of cheating, OP, but I have known several cheaters, including close friends, who’ve had similar emotional experiences. Their response was cheating, or coming close enough they broke things off before they fully crossed that line.
In talking to them, I got the impression that— maybe their relationship didn’t have maximal compatibility, but the biggest obvious issue was in their own lives.
It’s easy to be in love when both of us are putting our best foot forward, working on our hobbies, advancing in our career.
After these friends got comfortable, it’s often that they also stopped investing their best efforts into self-improvement in the way that people tend to when they’re dating.
Life and romance are two areas that take active effort, both for ourselves and for our relationships.
If nothing changes, things do get stale, but that often has as much to do with the bored partner as the happy one.
You say touch as a love language is something more missing— I have dated both people who do it as much as I’d like and less, but it’s never been a dealbreaker if I loved the person and they were a great match for me.
Have you really been putting effort into communicating your needs? Do you put as much effort into using their love languages and sharing affection they find meaningful?
Sometimes relationships peter out, but often I’d be suspicious if nothing particular changes and it just goes from more exciting to less exciting.
If there’s a specific incompatibility, that’s one thing.
A general sense of boredom? It seems to me like that usually comes from life habits inside ourselves that we’ll carry from relationship to relationship. Sometimes it’s still nice to start over, but that doesn’t necessarily “solve” that part.
Okay. I got sick, chronically, about 12 years ago. But. I’m living a pretty full life now. Also chronic pain. I have a suggestion for that but it’s really expensive. If you want to reach out, happy to share because it changed my life. I think you leave. I believe it’s best for both of you. She’s given up and that’s probably been easier to do because she has a caregiver. You are far too young. You want kids and there’s nothing better than having children when it’s something that really want. I can’t imagine she would expect you to give up the rest of your life for her. That’s where things stand now. Maybe you leaving will be the best thing that could happen for both of you. She quit fighting. Chase your joy and give her a reason to fight again.
Not that he simply thinks that he’s single, he is.
And you fall for this??????? Why?
What happens when she does give you a bj?
I was raised by a single mother. Every man in my family is a piece of shit and I have no positive male role models.
OP!!! Ahhh I’m so happy to read this!! I commented a lot on your last post because you reminded me so much of my husband and I am just so glad about this update for you. You deserve joy. Your wife deserves a husband who is properly alive. You both deserve a real connection.
You’re a good dude. Hang in there. Choose joy.
Have a real conversation about it, tell him you would like to get married by say, 30, and if he’s not ready then you two are just not compatible. It’s not an ultimatum, you’re merely communicate your needs and how you would like to live your life, he’s still free to make his choices. I honestly doubt that if he’s actually against the idea, he would propose and lock himself into marriage just to keep you around.
And both of you should stop it with the idea of ‘surprises’ at least for now, especially as he seems to be using it as an excuse to drag this out. Honestly I think most marriages happen when it’s ‘about time’ in one way or another. Either one or both parties hold strong desires towards marriage, or that they’re comfortable with each other enough that they think it’s time to settle down. A proposal could be a surprise, but really it should just be a gesture and the idea of engagement shouldn’t be a surprise. To be more specific, the ‘date’ of when he’ll propose could be a surprise, but the high-level timeline of when you two will be ready to get married shouldn’t be…
That said I take issue with people saying you propose to him. NEVER propose to someone who might not be ready for marriage. Imo, the person who’s not ready at the moment should be the one proposing. You’ve communicated to him the fact that you want to get married and are ready now, he hasn’t. So if you tell him your timeline, you’re leaving him with some leeway to reflect and make what is also a big life decision for him. If you propose to him, you’re pressuring him into making a decision RIGHT NOW and that becomes a sort of ultimatum.
Anywho stop waiting around, find out if your life priorities align with his in this regard. Just because the relationship is otherwise perfect doesn’t mean he’s the one.
Goofball? Leech is more like it.