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That makes sense. Pride. But do you think that stupidity goes away after some time and they realize the consequences of their actions?
Like most posts before me, your bf seems to be financially exploited and you misjudging the situation.
Mom spends when she wants and expects bailout when she needs. Her son delivers twice, once with sound financial advice, then in cash, and still ends up being a.. not even a bad guy, a sociopath.
I think he should leave her mom learn a lesson of her free spending and consequences, leave you for lack of support, and find people who will appreciate him.
…you don't want to be cautious with your kids????
Lol that’s what your friend gets. Now she’s pregnant at a young age now she’s going to be a mom with nothing but responsibilities and will not get to explore her youth. Your friend was never your friend and you should never talk to her again. Support your sister that husband of hers is a douchebag and I hope karma bites him in the butt
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A bit of background. My wife has a teenage daughter from a previous marriage who hates me. I have an eight-year-old daughter from a previous marriage whom my wife doesn't like because she believes that my ex-wife is using her as a weapon to destroy my current marriage. One night a couple months ago, my wife and I got into a nasty argument over something very trivial. My wife, being upset, spit on me while I was sitting and she was standing. Shocked, I jumped up and pretended I was going to hit her (which I didn't do and didn't intend on doing) in an attempt to get her to retreat. The intimidation tactic worked, but it also prompted her to file a no-contact restraining order against me the next day. In addition to the restraining order, the officer who took the report decided to file assault and threatening charges. So I moved in with my parents temporarily. My wife had been inundating my father with emails complaining about me. Never having studied the details of the no-contact order, I told my father to remind my wife to please feed my daughter's turtle and to consider dropping the criminal charges. Meanwhile, my wife's daughter had stolen my wife's password and was looking at all her emails. And when she saw what my father had mentioned, she realized it was a violation of the no-contact order and contacted the police. Her mother had to approve the report because her daughter is a minor, thought she would have never reported me if her daughter hadn't pushed her to do so. I was handcuffed and led away the next day. Luckily my lawyer was able to keep me out of jail and get me probation. Note, I have never been in any legal trouble before, I had never even been arrested before. My friends and family are all strongly pushing me to divorce my wife, my parents even telling me that they will disown me if I don't. Most people I know tell me I am crazy for not terminating the marriage right when my wife “signed off” on me getting in legal trouble. I still love my wife and she still loves me. But my family and friends hate her because of the legal situation and her daughter hates me because she wants to see her parents together. What do I do? Do I file for divorce or try to make the severely damaged marriage work? Am I crazy for continuing the marriage after my wife signed off on almost landing me in jail? Or are my friends and family crazy for trying to push me towards divorce?
No his surname is not Tate ;( he doesn’t say we have to be equal but i agree that we should be equal in some sense… but it’s just I can’t stop comparing with other couples…
How can I handle my step-dad?
There are two things you should do that will be of immediate consequence for you.
The first one is to look up the term “Grey Rock”, have a read about what it entails and what it is designed to do, and then whenever you have to deal with your step-father, put it into effect. The T:D:DR version is that Grey Rock (or Gray Rock) is designed to help you deal with people like your Step-father. It puts you in a position where you negate anything he says or does by refusing to play “his game”.
It'll take some time and some practice but you can do it.
The second thing is to go low contact with your family, and no contact with him. Removing yourself from his presence is a great way to negate his attitude to you. If that means not seeing the rest of your family as often as you would like, well it's a small price to pay for your own peace of mind.
Imagine what she cluld do for two shots of vodka or maybe a bottle.
She is not gf material, stop treating her like gf if she doesn't act like one.
Kids affect relationships when it's your own child. Factor in someone else's and co-parenting arrangements and potential custody battles. Also by staying with him you'd have to accept the fact he's a father and at some point that child would be involved in your life or your home. All of this is something you don't have to deal with if you don't want to you can still walk away.
Abusive husband/wife/boyfriend etc…isolate their partners as a way to control them. You are being manipulated to feel guilty. You are being blamed for his life…for his family's failure..for him not being independent…
Please leave. You are in an abusive relationship. It will get worse when you have kids. He may even try to baby trap you.
You are young. Don't settle for anyone treating you like this. You deserve better.
Your humor doesn’t have to be the same.I thought one of my bf humor a bit weird but it’s something I just accepted that we were different in that area.
His fault, you warned him. Of course it’s a harmless mistake on both ends. And delicate things should be treated with delicacy