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Date: November 3, 2022
Did you even read what you wrote?
Block her number and use a coparenting app to only talk about the kids.
The way this is phrase he never actually said he wasn’t cheating, he just threw a fit saying she had already decided he was.
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It's been leas than a day.
Just want to see if this is interesting enough and will post the full story w all the bits…you actually have no idea how difficult this specific case is ?? and yeah I was her side for a year before we become an item
Many Cis-women cannot breastfeed for various reasons. Sometimes they are cancer survivors, some times they have had breast augmentation, sometimes they just couldn’t produce. I don’t know anyone who still tries to let the baby latch to their nipple to “experience it” . Maybe it happens but people don’t talk about it? Idk.
For me, you do it bc It’s for a biological purpose. If you’re not doing it for a biological purpose- I get a ick factor bc it’s not medically necessary and its non-consensual.
This seems like a stage of life problem mixed with his insecurities. I didn't say age, I said stage of life. I don't buy into an age difference thing because some people mature faster. In this case, your age difference mixed with his insecurities has created a perfect storm of him being controlling.
He should trust you until you give him a reason not to do so. If he really does intend to be this controlling with someone he has just begun to date, it's probably not going to be better over time. He was cheated on before and you are a younger woman that would stoke his insecurities because you may want to run off with someone your own age.
I would have a talk with him again about the location sharing and the reporting every time you get somewhere and leave somewhere. That's overkill. It's nice to share your general outline for the day but not every move. He may be too controlling for you.
Nope, let him suffer!! He deserves never to be forgiven!! He still isn't accepting blame and blames your mom for his actions!!
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You have to change the way you look at things and the things you look at change. Be kind and gentle with yourself. Give yourself some slack you have a lot on your plate and is causing you distress. The thing about alcohol it’s a depressant I know your busy numbing your negative feelings but the same time your doing that your also numbing your positive ones, which can cause us to lash out…
You sound very caring. We can get lost in our loved ones and forget about ourselves we are so busy making everyone else happy that we forget about our own happiness. We put our dreams on hold to help other peoples dream come true. It’s time to focus on you…
You are on a journey of healing and healing isn’t always linear far from it. Remember it’s a process and not an event and everybody’s journey is different. Refocus your time and energy and start investing in yourself. It will be the best investment you ever make!
You guys have been separated far longer than you were actually dating, it’s time to let go. There is no point in letting this prick affect your life any longer.
He was right that you have essentially treated him like a punching bag for no reason. You have gone off on rants on him for seemingly no reason and you think “oh I was just stressed, he should just let it go”. It doesn't work like that.
To top it off, it wasn't a one-off thing. It's been numerous times over the course of your relationship. You have deflated his self esteem, his self worth and also his value in your overall relationship. What benefit is there for him to even be in this with you?
The only way you can try to figure this out is if he's open to couples counseling. You also need therapy yourself to better figure out how to manage stress and anxiety.
Just because you apologize doesn't mean you're entitled to forgiveness. You're not the victim here, he is.
Does she now slant her phone screen away from you when she is texting him?
Does she rarely let her phone out of her sight?
Does she put it face down instead of face up?
This also might not be a physical affair (PA) just yet, but it sounds like it might already be an emotional affair (EA).
I’ve been in your shoes, and if you confront your wife again, she is just going to gaslight you and deflect. If you must look at her phone, take pictures of the texts with your phone, email them to yourself and delete the photos.
My advice, since I’ve been in your shoes, is set up a meeting to go talk to a lawyer about how divorce works where you live. Ask every question you can about timeline, division of assets, if you’re in a no-fault state, retirement accounts, etc..
Then start to set yourself up both mentally and physically. Pick up a hobby, read some books, go to the gym, take up running and/or cycling. This will help take your mind off of it, and if you do decide to go through with a divorce, will help set you up for what’s next.
I didn't even know that was a thing.
I think you need to talk to her it's the only way you will have an answer. Is she still studying with that group?