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Date: February 11, 2023
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Girl, he’s just not that into you.
She has like 15 grand in the bank, she'll be fine. She has been very nitpicky about her jobs and has basically chosen to not work the past year.
Yes I’m not an angel and I’m trying to be better. I’m single and in therapy, so leave that alone
Your husband sounds like a complete and utter idiot. I'm glad you've discovered the truth and more importantly that you've chosen to be true to yourself and leave this narcissistic twat. Listen to your lawyer and lean on your support structure. It's going to be a hard couple of months but you can do this. He is not worth wasting any more time on. I hope you have proof of his behaviour to back you up in your divorce proceedings.
I'm truly sorry that you're pregnant and have even more decisions and heartbreak ahead of you. He is a terrible person to have put you in this situation and I hope his crotch gets infected with the fleas of a thousand camels.
I didn’t say it was sexual assault, and the first part is possible. I’m saying he’s a piece of shit for 1. Just dipping and 2. That’s guilty behavior, there’s A reason he just dipped on his supposed “best female friend”
Because blocking her doesn't benefit her at all, just you in that she won't be able to respond to you.
So a mistake like that can indeed be a big deal.
He seems to see the weight of that and it became a source of anxiety to him. And his way of dealing with that, like it is for a lot of people, is to try and 'fix' it if only via advice and what have you. Problem is, that advice is not coming from a place of care or empathy but a need to feel a sense of control again.
And yeah, that is a worry. That he got so profoundly worked up over something that wasn't really his problem, that it let him be so toxic, that you had to fight so hard to establish a healthy boundary with him in that situation.
The question becomes whether you've noticed in stressful situations he has trouble regulating his emotions. Because to me it seems odd if this was the first time he's ever shown signs of these knee jerk reactive control attempts. If this is a pattern then be careful, it is likely it will come up again and even worse, this situation may have made him feel more vindicated being controlling because 'now he knows you can't be trusted' sort of thing.
stopped when we when to college
I apologize, I thought you were the OP
I’d be ok with a person I’m casually doing this, but not long term or married. I don’t want to be away from my husband for a weekend month and if he wanted or needed that fine away from me, we would not be compatible. Nothing wrong with what you do, but this source of contention will not go away, for him or you, and neither of you are wrong. You’re just not right for each other.