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Date: December 11, 2022
History repeating is bang on. If you think for a second your child won't grow up emulating his dad…
If you want to break the cycle (please, PLEASE break the cycle) step one is doing what you can to get him to stop (discussion, intervention). Step two is leaving and ensuring you don't suffer the grief and abuse, more importantly, you make sure your child doesn't grow up the same.
From there, your husband may even take charge of himself to not lose his wife and child.
Yes we share one car I’d have no way of getting there since he’s so foot down on going without me plus we have kids I rather he skip a year and he refuses to do that too
I wish he would make friends outside the event yet he keeps choosing places like festivals to do so and Amit’s he doesn’t want me to go I get need a life outside of marriage but how he talks about things at times come off that he enjoys women noticing him I also feel he has a wondering eye as well yet again can’t talk to him about that
Not sure about him having a mid life crisis seeing how he’s been back and forth for years tbh
We are trying to get into marriage counseling but with it being full we have to wait
It sounds like you've already talked to him about this plenty, and tried to fix it, and he just doesn't care. Make sure he knows this is over, and there won't be any more of him letting his mom spend all his money then him using yours. It might end your relationship, but it has to be done. He needs the law laid down upon him.
You are not sensitive he’s an AH
Unfortunately, we've all been there. You post clearly shows you know three things:
What she's doing is wrong You're not at all comfortable with the whole situation You deserve better
Because you know the above three things, you know what must be done even if it hurts to walk away. We've all tried to hang onto partners that we wanted to be who we wished they were rather than who they actually were. We learn from those experiences AND they make us appreciate partners that treat us right all the more.
If that's how you feel, then yes, of course it was the right decision.
Find a divorce attorney and have her served. Time to get this divorce rolling.
If you’re uncomfortable with it you don’t have to date her. I just want to make that clear. She should have been honest from the jump and if she’s going to lie about something like that or not even mention it imagine what else she could lie about. You didn’t have informed consent when you slept with her. That in itself says what kind of person she is.
I was 19 turning 20 when I started dating my ex husband who was 22 turning 23. I mean high school students are another thing altogether lol.
I agree with that. I'm scared to break up. He wants to end himself I'm scared that he will actually do it.
Charlie has a group of friends she hang out with at least once a week. I don't know all of them but the one I know, excluding Lara, are: Linda, Nina and Rachel. Linda and Nina are her old friends from high school, while Rachel is a friend from work. They are all good people.
2 days ago she finally opened up: she said she doesn't know what she want from life anymore, that she loves me and Aria but wants some time away from us to clear her mind.
Linda and Nina are organizing a trip to France and she decided to join them for two weeks and then maybe keep traveling. She didn't tell me when she will be back or even if she will be back and I'm simply confused. I tried talking with her again but she is dismissive and distant.
I didn't see any comments on them yet, but could this group of friends be a huge part of the problem? They could indeed be good people but they aren't really being a good influence on the OP's wife. My first question is whether or not these other women are married with families, or single?
Looking at the OP's wife's age an early onset of mid-life crisis isn't unreasonable here, and a group of friends offering a temporary free-spirited bachelorette escape would be extremely tempting if that's the case, but also extremely reckless if it includes any serious consideration of a permanent escape.
What the OP also didn't clarify was whether the friends were inviting the wife to travel indefinitely with them, or if the wife was considering branching out on her own “vision quest” while she was still abroad but after the two week vacation was done. It's implied, I guess, but I think it's an important detail.