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Date: October 10, 2022
This is true. Thank you for responding. I don’t want to break up with him, but we’ll have to see 🙁
My mom worked 2 jobs up until the day she squirted me out, and she did it by choice not necessity (dad made good money). So, your gf sounds like she's a lazy POS tbh.
1300 > over 18 years for a kid which will probably be around 250k ?
This seems like a good idea I’ll try this one
Short answer; No. There's no coming back from it. You'll always have that thought of him cheating on you in the back of your head. You're worth more than that.
I am sorry but your father sounds terrible. I would not want to have him back in my life if I were your sister.
It could be that – or it could be him not having a clue how draining and nauseating and dizzying any stage of pregnancy can get, how smells (like cleaning products and coffee) make you sick, and he is miffed that she is not pulling her weight, while she is trying to keep her latest meal down, not keel over, and couldn't care less about vacuuming the effing floors.
We don't know, because he kept intentionally vague about the details (which leads me to believe they probably wouldn't come out in his favor) – but that's why I wrote several disclaimers that this is just my personal impression & interpretation, and I absolutely lay no claim to being right about this.
Thank you for your response. I agree that she needs to do work on herself but I don't think she will accept this. I have mentioned couples counselling before which she thought was an insult to our relationship. After the incident with the film recently I said that she needs help because it must be hard to deal with her insecurities but, again, this was seen as me putting her down.
She doesn't need you to sort herself out. Addiction can only go away if she has the will to do it
Maybe not “controlling” so much as scatterbrained and assumptive. You and he just don't have good communication skills. But it all depends on what the word “force” means. Demanding you change your plans and sabotaging your other arrangements would be “controlling”. Just throwing a temper tantrum is more a sign of immaturity than dictatorialism.
I'll see what she says next week when I ask.
'Her jaw dropped and according to her he's a 10!'
Is she talking about herself? It makes no sense.
That's just his natural musk. Enjoy the pheromones
It sounds like you have no time for a relationship right now. This is okay, but have you considered breaking up and just be single until you've finished school and have more time?
He has some past trauma in his life (like one of your parents dying right in front of you type of trauma) and he has never sought out any help from a professional
You should advise that he sees someone for his past trauma. If it was that bad, it could resurface. What this also tells me is that he's a mean drunk and that's something you should avoid being around.
I mean why would you date a person you poured your heart out to that then went and had sex with someone else. And then chose to be either you after she had some fun. Have some self respect and dump her.
Is there a particular reason you can't be the one to propose? Or communicate…
She has given us many suggestions but I feel that I am the one who uses all of them. She has suggested that we talk about how we feel about a situation rather than accusing the other person. I feel that I use a lot of “i statements” but they are often previewed and me criticizing him and making him feel inadequate. Then the conversation always gets turns around to his feelings when it was me who was initially hurt. It’s so confusing. She also suggests that we consider how the other person is interpreting our statements more than what is actually being said. I feel that I spend a lot of time trying to put myself in his shoes but I don’t feel that he is capable of seeing things from my perspective. In his defence I am a pretty sensitive person and my feelings can be hurt when I feel dismissed, forgotten or undervalues. I know he tries and he is a fantastic partners in many ways. I have just learned that his first reaction is defensiveness if I bring something up… and if I fight back I he gives me the cold shoulder for days.
We don’t usually fight about his ex. I am in no way threatened by her. Our fights are usually about me feeling like I’m not loved or valued the way I would like to be. I think I’m so high maintenance. Or maybe I’m depending on him to make me feel validated when I should be doing that for myself.
He says that it’s my lack of self worth that is the biggest barrier in our relationship. I’m sure there is some truth to me bringing in my own baggage. At this stage in life we all have some. I’m pretty self reflective and willing to grow and change. It’s hard to be made to feel like I’m the reason for every argument.
We have recently blending our families so I am committed to this relationship. I left my old career and moved to a new city where I don’t know anyone. I am like a mother to his daughter and I want to make our family a happy and strong one.
I just want to learn how to not be affected by him so much. I want to feel solid enough in myself so that his lack of empathy doesn’t hurt as much as it does. I get emotionally taken down by these fights. I don’t have any friends to talk to because I have moved away which is why I am on here asking complete strangers for feedback, lol.
I appreciate your time. Thank you.
How do you feel about this? Are you interested in her? Because these are definitely flirtatious advances, but if you are uncomfortable with them you need to tell her to stop otherwise ask her to dinner
If you have a 3month old daughter, then problem solved.
He can stay home and look after your daughter, you can go and use this as the excuse as to why he couldn't go.
Problem (for now) solved.
You missed his birthday dinner! You need to apologize sincerely for your selfish behaviors. Perhaps write an apology letter.
So essentially she could get her name on your properties, work through the early years of her career until her loans are paid and she’s making a lot, and then leave you, take half your property, and still keep all of the money she makes as a doctor?
Nope. In the words of Hall and Oates, I can’t go for that. No can do. Your relationship has been too tumultuous for this, and the fact that she is so insistent on it seems problematic to me. You’ve been investing in these properties for nine years. You’ve been with her for two, and I assume she has not been paying toward them. They are yours.
I wouldn’t even consider putting her name on anything until the years you have been married is the same as the number of years you owned the houses prior to marriage.
Nothing. You're grown asf but do nothing. Let someone living with you take your belongings without permission and do nothing.??♀️?
So it was disrespectful of you to suggest she get her tubes tied, but not of her to suggest you get a vasectomy?
I obviously don’t know your situation, but just from this post it sounds to me like you’re emotionally done with the relationship and have no real interest in getting back together. It sounds like you’ve already made up your mind.
Some say they can move on. I honestly think one of my biggest hang ups is that my wife still can’t even admit to it actually happening and therefore has never truly apologized. But who knows? Maybe that wouldn’t even change anything now. And if I’m being 100% honest, I think it happened way way before we were married too (same guy) and probably many times then. And… there probably was another guy at the end of our “rough patch” too. I don’t have anything on that to go on but circumstance and a gut feeling plus some “iffy” photos.
My point being there’s more to my issues than one dude years ago. But yeah, it’s hard to get over feeling completely replaced for nearly a year (my experience) in every way. Especially knowing those vows were broken for it to happen. Promises mean nothing after that right?
Thank you, I’ll bring up how I’m being affected
He said that these people were mentally ill. He said it's like a disease. He said they needed treatment not societal acceptance.
In the end none of you will be able to convince the other one. One of you needs to give in, otherwise it'll result in a breakup
She's probably thinking any time you get “bored”, you'll just up and leave her and maybe come back once you again see that the grass isn't greener on the other side. She doesn't trust you and I'm sure that's where those arguments came from. You technically could possibly rebuild trust but if she isn't interested in trying that, then you're out of luck.
I'd back off and see what happens, but also try to learn to accept that you might have irreparably damaged your relationship.
She wants a divorce period. That was just her excuse in the moment. Give her what she wants.
Your husband facilitated your rape. Multiple times. There’s no coming back from this. Be thankful you didn’t have children with either of these monsters.
You need to kick him out, get a lawyer and take him for every penny he has in the divorce so you can start again. The threat of rape charges will probably make him more compliant to a settlement.
Yes, this is something you should absolutely tell your partner.
Don't bother arguing with them – this is an almost identical rip off of a post from a day or two ago by a deleted user, just with a little more fluffing out.
Yeah this Oxygen/Lifetime movie script is awful
U pack her shit while shes a work…when she gets off and comes home u tell her maybe 1 of her dating app friends will let her sleep over
Hell to the no, burn that letter, don’t even look at it.