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Date: October 28, 2022
This is surely a troll, but let's assume it is. You're dating a guy where intimacy is clearly a special thing and here you are where it clearly doesn't matter, because you slept with a new guy almost everyday pretty much for 24 weeks. It's not even the number itself that would bother me but certainly the approach, timeframe and lifestyle. Is finding a new person all there is to your life? I honestly don't understand how a person could have time for this if it's real.
He says that he’s going to this party and it’s non-negotiable. I told him that was crossing my boundaries, as I’m not comfortable with him going to a multi-day party that requires staying the night in a house with a bunch of girls.
Seriously? Get a divorce. You obviously don't trust your husband to keep his vows nor do you trust the other people there to not jump his bones. He on the other hand isn't even taking your feelings in consideration.
And from what you've written it's obvious why there are no +1 allowed. Even if nothing happens you'd be hovering over your husband there watching like a hawk that nothing is going to happen – who in their right mind would want someone like that at their bachelor/ette party? And I guess you wouldn't be the only +1 acting like that.
All in all: There is not trust in your relationship and that is a deal breaker to begin with. If your husband goes to that party you'll be convinced he cheats on you and if he doesn't go he'll resent you for forbidding him to go and not trusting him. It's a lose only situation for the both of you.
So here’s the thing… my last ex abused me. And guess what? He also abused his ex before him I found out and they are still besties. They openly talked about an argument where he broke the couch on anger. Yeahhhhhh, I know, WEIRD AF!
Anyway….
When someone has anger problems, they do t just suddenly get over it. Unless they deal with their inner demons and get some therapy to help properly cope, a person is always going to do it again. All it takes is one single spark of a proverbial match in their life for history to repeat itself.
Op, just because he said he’s changed, doesn’t he has. People lie to themselves till reality throws a curve ball to test them if they truly have. Not everyone is capable of catching a curveball.
I however, if I was in your shoes, I wouldn’t give him the benefit of the doubt and split. I say this as someone whose been to therapy and definitely know better than to stick around after you hear about someone who has a violent steak hidden in their closet.
It's very possible that she may never be able to handle stuff like working full time and managing her own finances. Autism + ADHD + a lot of trauma + probably some degree of fetal alcohol syndrome = lifelong disabilities.
The ideal solution would probably be for her to apply for disability benefits and move to an assisted living community for people with issues like hers, where she can live mostly independently but with someone checking in regularly and helping her with paying bills on time etc. Unfortunately there aren't enough places like that so it would probably be hard to find one that's accepting new residents, and idk how much it would cost.
Yeah you're either lying about your age, or you're emotionally immature and selfish you can't comprehend the writing on the wall. The man hugged you because he cares for you and wants you to be your best in life. That doesn't mean it's enough to stay together. You need to be single. Focus on you. Go to therapy. Mature somewhat. Realize that any relationship – friendship, family, romantic – is going to require investment and prioritizing of time with that person or you will have this cycle repeat. Everybody is allowed to be selfish in life when they want to be. You just don't get to drag someone else along and expect them to be happy when ignored. You're incompatible. He's moving on. You should do so too.