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I picked it up because more then one person has said it.
Wow overthinking. Trust what he tells you and what he shows you.
Which is why we’re here chatting about it instead of telling OP what to do. If you don’t see those “clear points of reference” then I’m sure OP will be happy to see your comment of support as well. In my opinion, what makes OP more suspect in this scenario is him feeling “paranoia” and also saying he feels she’s not being genuine. I can definitely see how you or others (and hell, even I) prefer for people to not beat around the bush, but feeling paranoid about it and not just annoyed says something else to me. We won’t agree on this, but again, I’m sure OP will be happy to see your comments since the world isn’t black and white and I’m sure there’s more layers than people appreciate at first glance. But thanks for offering your perspective, I appreciate the dialogue!
Emotional manipulation, block, move on with your life.
The kid won’t even remember you, after a few years.
I feel so sorry for your ex wife. Shes the one who has suffered through all of this, not you. You made your bed, now go lie in it.
Seriously, how anyone could put up with this for 6 years is beyond me.
Thank you Jorhay, I really feel better after reading your post. And I really do love her, it’s just a feeling pain I don’t want to have. But comes involuntarily. I am really trying to better. And you are right, at the moment it’s a me problem. But I still do want support from her, although she can’t do anything about it. Just understanding and comfort.
We are obviously not going to agree since I don't believe it's proper or right to listen in on anybody's therapy session especially your partners and you seem to believe that it's a perfectly normal thing to do. She didn't overhear a little bit of it she listened to the rest of it, she should have made it known that she woke up and immediately left the area so that he could have his privacy. I get the feeling that you would have said the exact opposite if it was him that woke up and overheard her.
None just embrace the fact she's with you.
Ugh my girlfriend had and has orbiters, she's in a pretty male dominated field and they just hang around. I don't blame them I find her very attractive but at some point enough is enough.
Never change yourself for somebody else. You are still so young, go out and explore who you are on your own for you!
You’re a fool if you think people won’t lie even if there are measures in place that can easily disprove a lie. My ex was the one who set up location tracking for us and yet she was the one that lied multiple times about her whereabouts. Lo and behold she was in fact caught cheating thanks to that tracking that she put in place and I had referenced several times
A breakup can be a unilateral decision. He needs YOUR consent to continue the relationship (as you need his), but you can withdraw it at ANY TIME.
More importantly, you need to think of this as an ESCAPE. You are with an emotional abuser. Normal “breakup rules” do not apply. He is not owed an explanation. You don't even need to tell him you're leaving him. You just do it. After you've extricated yourself and your important belongings, you send a text telling him to never message you again. Then you block him on all possible platforms. Abusers do not get the courtesy of breakup talks or post-relationship friendship or whatever else people might consider “closure.”
You also don't need your reason for leaving to be “approved” by him. ANY reason you have is good enough, and the fact that he's a soul-sucking, toxic, emotionally blackmailing asshole means you have very many extremely important, life-saving reasons to leave him. Stop making him a part of the breakup process. He's sabotaging it.
Yes, I have spoken with her about it and she is willing to work on it like this. She also says that she would find it really helpful if I could step in and help her, as well as she finds it difficult. But I feel like it needs to be mostly up to her (as I'm not always going to be around)
What happens if she just reacts to it in a very dry way like a emoji