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Date: October 11, 2022
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I understand that it may feel bizarre or uncomfortable, but I would argue that your relationship is currently making you feel much worse than that. If therapy has even a slim chance of helping, grab that chance. In discussing to go to therapy, make sure your partner understands how important this is to you, don't pull any punches.
I have; never with any success. She’s a very detail-oriented person and I’m a bit more emotive, so when I try to talk about how I feel it very quickly devolves down into her demanding specific examples and me being unable to provide anything more concrete than “I feel this when this happens.”
I recognise that communication is very much a 2-way street and I’ve tried to talk to her in the way she deals with the world: specifics and details. This always seems to make her feel directly attacked, which leads to her crying and me feeling like I need to comfort her. Which then leaves the issue I wanted to talk about completely unresolved.
I really don’t have anything left to give here. I still care about her but I just don’t want to keep trying to push this forward when it doesn’t feel like she is as well.
Straight to jail.
The poop jar debacle….shudders
I feel sorry for that guys wife. (Not too hard to find the story on here)
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about this.
The reason why the label is important, is because it defines responsibility and action.
When you inappropriately declare a rule as a boundary, it becomes controlling. When you say “you’re violating my boundary by talking to your sister“, you make it seem like your partner is morally wrong. You put the responsibility on the wrong person.
And in reverse, when you appropriately say “I will not date a man who does not kneel down next to his bed and say his prayers to baby Jesus every single night“ that’s OK. That’s YOUR boundary. And now the Responsibility is on YOUR self to find that man. It is not the man’s responsibility to “not hurt you“ by saying his prayers every night.
To answer your question – yes, this relationship sounds exhausting. It's only been three months so better to end it now
Also, he “didn't understand” how his actions hurt you because he either doesn't care or pretends to not understand and then calls YOU sensitive
I don’t believe this was a “work trip.” You need to get an STD test and speak to an attorney about your options. This man is lying to you and gaslighting you. Involve your family and come up with an exit plan. DO NOT TELL HIM ANYTHING, yet
You've aged out of his desired age frame, so he doesn't want sex with you anymore. It's not your fault; it's that there is something genuinely wrong with him, and it can't be fixed. There's a 73% chance he will go after another child, most likely one in your family. Get away from this pedophile.
When I lost our daughter I just wanted him near me and he wanted to be near me.. but now that things are rocky I guess it's different and he doesn't care to be around me to grieve.
“I love you, but would really like some me time to recharge. Any chance tomorrow you could hang with some friends for a few hours after work?”
Or maybe have his return home be a “soft return” kind of situation – for example, he comes home and you relax in a bathtub reading a book, and then you two are together.
At the same time … it’s worth it to figure out how much time alone is needed reasonable and practical.
That is now considered rape. What he's doing is criminal. It's that serious.
Let's think about this- he's trying to get you pregnant even though he knows that's not what you want. So he doesn't at all care another your feelings or what you what for yourself. This is definitely a giant red flag and will only show up in other ways if you stay with him. He sounds like a selfish freaking idiot
I mean, I don't think its a huge deal. Sometimes in relationships feelings can get hurt and some people will say rude things sometimes… it happens. Nothing in this situation seems toxic, especially given the fact he's never called you something like that before. The fact that he held himself and really didn't want to tell you until you kept prying shows me that he actually does care about your feelings but was probably just a bit annoyed when you called him stupid this time. That's why the “I can say something too” slipped out his mouth. I honestly think you're kind of overthinking this. If it becomes a reoccurring pattern of frequent insults than that's another issue
Yeah, and I'd say the same thing if it was a man not wanting to treat his ED. Nobody is required to change their sex lives or go into a physical treatment they don't want to. Why exactly do you think anyone is owed sex? Again, if that's an issue, they should break up. He wouldn't be wrong to do so, but it's not selfish. If they have different sexual expectations, that is a bummer, but best to go separate ways. It's a very dangerous and disgusting idea to shame anyone who isn't interested in a certain type of sex, or anyone who COULD have that type of sex if they just changed themselves. That's just gross.