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“I'm not gay!”
has sex with a man
Thats…that's the gayest thing you can do. It's cool if you're gay man just tell your wife
C has expressed romantic feelings to you multiple times times and you think she’ll just stop trying to get with you?If she has feelings for you, it platonic friendship. Why do you want to remain “friends” with someone who clearly doesn’t respect your marriage?
This is a totally reasonable boundary for partners to have. It’s not controlling. Being friends with someone who has romantic feelings for you puts your marriage in risk.
You're the arsehole
Ok. So, I am 50 years old. I have learned what my boundaries are, why and how to establish them and I have learned most of this the very hot way. I have been married now for almost 20 years and am not friends with people I have fucked or want to fuck or who want to fuck me and I expect the same from my wife, as she also expects this from me as well. It makes things much less messy. Trust is not just about cheating or not cheating. It is about conducting your life in such a way that respects the feelings of your partner. My wife was still talking to her ex when we first met. As things got more serious with us, I asked her how she would feel if I were still talking to my ex regularly and she conceded that she wouldn't like it, so she quit talking to the ex. I think if your GF were being honest with herself and you she would probably have to admit that she gets an ego boost from the attention from her ex and may still have feelings for him. At any rate, their relationship is uncomfortable to you and that is valid. If she can't respect that her relationship with her ex erodes at your sense of security about your relationship and she is unwilling to kick the ex to the curb, you might want to end it. Of course, you could always kick the guy's ass too, lol. But, your problem is really with her and how she is handling the ex and why and that won't change by you kicking the guy's ass.
I dont have any advice for your issue with your wife, but if you and your wife are the only ones your son is playing against, he does need to win sometimes. Imagine only ever losing games, not even getting close. It would be very discouraging.
If he regularly also plays with others of his own skill level, and you and your wife win against him to give him something to aspire to, that's more reasonable. But as you haven't mentioned him playing against anyone else, that sounds like it may not be the case. Give him some more opportunities to play against other beginners.
i litterally paid for my partner higer study, drived her to school and back for 4 years, manage the house and the children alone, and use my night to correct the orthograph and style of her works and reports. all the while having my own full time job.
This is what Henry could have done. you have a problem.
The relationship is over.
If it was a tree being cut down, you made the first swing of the axe with your comment (not the sentiment behind it, just how you said it)
Your BF (ex hopefully soon) then grabbed the largest chainsaw to topple it by attacking your physical appearance.
So leave. And find someone who will treat you with the love and respect that you deserve.
Someone not wanting to live out your dream of moving to San Francisco is not an ultimatum. You asked her if she would move there, she said no based on her preference to live! somewhere more affordable.
After a couple months passed she agreed to the idea of moving to the city together on the condition that she chose the apartment.
I suggested a coliving facility. She hates this idea and wants a one bedroom apartment in San Francisco. Which is so far out of our price range that it feels like she's intentionally trying to make this dream seem impossible.
You got her to agree on the move under the condition of her picking a place but then rescinded because it's expensive. She's almost 30, it makes sense that she wouldn't want to live! in a co-living facility, neither would I.
The reality is living in SF is not cheap! Everything from rent to food, and even parking is more expensive than most other places.
Here are some options:
Start living on a budget so you can save up for a 1 bedroom apartment together. The Bay Area in general is not cheap, look at things realistically, create a budget and savings plan so you can make your dream of SF living into a reality that works for both of you. Keep your current place and rent one spot in the co-living facility for yourself. You can rotate between both for a few months to get the experience of living in the city without permanently moving there. Decide on a city you both want to online in together, possibly somewhere close to SF like Daly City, South City, Alameda, or Oakland. Break up (or take a few months break from the relationship) so you can live! out your dream and avoid a relationship filled with resentment.
People are encouraged to be in relationships when healthy. You should WANT to be in a relationship once you as a person are whole. You shouldn't NEED to be in a relationship to feel whole though. It's the combination of two, stable lives coming together that make a proper relationship, not two broken parts or halves.
Treat your father the way you would want to be treated by the boy you raised as your own. Be true to this instinct.
I don't think you want advice. What you seem to want to hear is “oh no just stay with her. make her stay.”
But you honestly should pack up your own shit , all of you important stuff (PC, Birth certificat, bank documents) and leave. Immediately call the landlord, explain your situation. If you leave while she is there, grab your own phone, before starting to leave, and film everything. Why you haven't done that everytime she goes off on you, i have no idea.
Neither you or she should be in a relationship before you're mentally better suited.
so wait for the divorce
This is some childish shit. So much he said she said, gossiping blah blah blah.
It doesn’t matter who you believe. It doesn’t matter who is lying, who you want to support, etc etc. This is THEIR business, and they need to settle it. You continue to be friends with both of them, and if either of them has a problem with it then that’s their issue. A true friend wouldn’t drag you into their drama. If you get in the middle of this childish drama and try to solve it, you’ll likely end up losing both of them. Just continue being friends with them and when they gossip to you, tell them that you don’t want to hear it and you don’t want to get dragged into it.
He's not dumb idk why the lag with groceries though! I talk to him about weaponized incompetence and emotional labour that women take on and he understands and helps where he can. Despite this I still need to tell him to do things.
Sorry, I'm legitimately confused- you say I'm incorrect but at 19 you were told you were almost too old?
Choose the cat
So. I know many things on reddit are made up, and there's an equal chance that this post, too, is fake. But what gives it away in your opinion?
So. I know many things on reddit are made up, and there's an equal chance that this post, too, is fake. But what gives it away in your opinion?
This is not ok or normal. Why are you still with him? What happens if you call him things he is insecure about?
You tell him his lack of consistent hygiene is impacting your relationship. Exactly that. You detail the whys, the when’s, how’s, and ask if there is a solution. It’s not a nice conversation, but it’s not nice to have furry discharge. That’s a health hazard.
There’s no way to be nice about hygiene. It sucks, but someone can be an amazing person, but their hygiene will always be a deal-breaker.
How long were you together before? Like, 38/27 isn’t necessarily the most egregious age gap, since you are both adults, but it’s still a pretty big one that could be causing some issues here. Elsewhere you said his behavior was “toxic.” And while I wouldn’t condone what you did here, I can also see his reaction as potentially one in a long series of controlling behaviors on his part. But I only know what’s written here.
You should think carefully and critically about your relationship, why it ended, and how you know whether things have been fixed versus you just miss him/being with someone. Sometimes that feeling can be so strong it leads us to stay in situations that truly aren’t good for us.
If my bf cried in front of me I’d wrap him up in the tightest hug if he let me and tell him everything is gonna be ok.
You can't make promises about how you will feel. You don't control your feelings.
That's what women mean by “the ick”. They don't chose to lose attraction to men… it just happens.
Why do you want to keep a child with a person that clearly doesn't? You can't skirt responsibility for the contraception situation. You've had 3 pregnancies, 2 unwanted by the partner and a first with a partner that you are also not with. C'mon now. Take a baby break to find a stable and loving partner that wants kids and go from there—then get the tubes tied.
Bringing the new one in from another country? I’m willing to bet she is going to take him for all his money. Lawyer up now to financially protect yourself from the incoming gold digger. Good luck.
Apologies mean nothing.
If all those things mattered you probably would have tried harder to protect yourself.
When I unexpectedly got pregnant with my child I had nothing and was with her dad for 4 months when it happened. I’m so thankful she’s here, she’s the reason I pushed myself to succeed.
It’s your decision if you want to end it or not but maybe be more responsible