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Date: November 28, 2022

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  1. I think he gave the obligatory “it won't happen again” and said he deleted them from his phone but I mean they are in his Google photos so he can still access them anytime he wants.

    I agree it's creepy. Like what is he doing, getting off to these photos? Ffs.

  2. Man that’s an overreaction. Sorry she’s gone, but it might be for the best. I don’t think what you said could have come across as insulting to most people… you didn’t cross the line.

  3. Oh goodness, yes, what a doozy it is to lose a marriage due to sexuality. He still denies practically all of it. I cant hate him for who he is. But I did and still do resent all the hiding, lying, selfishness/narcissism, and hurt that came along with it.

  4. As a ltr? Probably not. But have fun if you want. Nothing wrong with two consenting adults enjoying themselves

  5. This sounds seriously suspect. 1) she’s extremely religious 2) she has mental health issues 3) has already had sex and caught an incurable STD 4) awaiting legal entrapment before allowing contact then claiming SA as a way to end relationship and financially gain. I would seriously take a step back and evaluate this relationship objectively (as in outside perspective) in how you have been treated. Don’t make any commitments just for intimacy from her. Sounds like your just being strung along for her narcissistic appeasement.

  6. Don’t tell him you don’t want to talk because he is boring. Say you are busy and need to focus on that so can’t be texting all the time.

  7. Probably do need to do that. Honestly I can only imagine the fight that's gonna cause. Wouldn't fix the root issue bc her mom or someone keeps giving her cash.

  8. If it wasn’t prevented, then it was planned. You know how reproduction works. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

  9. Could be there is nothing more to it then that. Financially I will be able to recover If it comes to that is not a worry.

  10. Couples therapy.

    Also, to be clear (as a woman and mother myself who did both) being the primary caregiver for an infant/toddler and doing all the cooking and cleaning is muuuuuch more work and more tiring than managing the money. She is the one taking on all the household management, you are just taking care of the finances with honestly is fuck all work unless you're adding that to the already heavy workload of what she is doing. There is an unfair division of labour in your family and your own admission your wife is the one doing the vast majority of the work. Ofc she is too tired and probably stressed to talk about the future and have sex with you. Was she also the one to carry the baby? I'd bet she was. You need to do more and better.

  11. I agree, but I don’t know what to do. I don’t want to lose him, he genuinely makes me happier then anything and he’s given me a beautiful life, but I’m so scared it’s gonna keep happening.

  12. If you are regularly seeing a girl and it's gotten sexual, girls generally assume you are in a “relationship” unless it's explicitly stated otherwise. I would DTR as soon as possible

  13. Just using basic common sense, nothing else, then yes of course you should break up with him. Gambling addicts always ruin their finances and he's actively trying to ruin yours. Honestly, at this point it shouldn't matter how close you are to him because all he is gonna do is drag you down into debt and depression.

  14. I'm a women

    Yes its hard

    But relationships are built on communication

    More importantly if you found a partner you can speak to, this isn't a complicated question

  15. At 21 this is some immature drama. If she leaves you because you kissed another girl when you guys weren't official then she wasn't marriage worthy because you're going to have a lot more life alternating decisions than this.

    Also 6 months is not a long time. I've been together with my girlfriend for 3 years and that's still not a long time. People change constantly and do not put a time stamp on a relationship because you have no idea if one day you wake up next to a person that has changed completely.

    At 21 I was pot smoking, drinking flunking out of college. At 25, I have a career, I live with my girlfriend at our own place. Things can go either way, your girlfriend could wake up one day and tell you she wants to join a cult.

    Save the anxiety for when bigger things occur, if you are thinking about marriage.

  16. Between the double standards, emotion/physical/financial abuse, gas lighting, making me walk on eggshells on top of a minefield, cheating on me, nothing ever being good enough, everything being my fault I'll let you choose why.

  17. Fair take. We teach our kids that mom and dad need space, which doesn't seem to be a popular take today. Lots of people choose to revolve around their children to varying degrees. No co-sleeping/master bedroom off limits, occasional child-free vacations, etc. They just learn that temporary separation is part of life.

  18. Instead of thinking he should leave, you should leave. He sounds awful and he doesn't like you. Why are you sitting around accepting this?

  19. Here’s the thing, what’s the reason you want to reach out? Is it because you genuinely want to be with this guy? Or because you feel you were rejected? If it’s the second one, dont. Better to remain ignorant of his motives than to hear them born out.

  20. take the picture photoshop his mom’s head onto it send and then block ignore any therapy bills he sends your way

  21. Get evidence and then a restraining order. It might not do much except start a record of the behavior.

  22. I’m really glad that your response considers our differing religious values I was afraid that wouldn’t come across. As for mine and my GFs religious values, they’re the same (more or less). In fact when we first got together she didn’t tell me that she drinks and it only came out a few months into the relationship and by then I was in love lol. You’re completely right that the choice for her to drink is completely hers. I need to understand that so I think I’m not going to mention it anymore. She knows my viewpoint and if she continues it will be a decision I have to make if that’s something I can live with… you’re completely right on that one…

    And yea she did mention that she would’ve ended things if I hadn’t done anything for her birthday. It does seem like she has the propensity to choose the nuclear breakup option more so than I do but part of me thinks it’s a scare tactic…

    I do trust her, I know she wouldn’t cheat but I don’t know how she’d act if she’s inebriated and that far away from me and I’m a Vegas environment

    You’ve given me a lot to think about, thank you

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