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Date: November 6, 2022
It's a major red flag and I'd tell her we need to take a break and reevaluate this relationship. That's some BS coming from you're future wife and I'd need some explaining tbh. Good luck tho and dont rush anything.
This is so similar to the dynamic between my partner & I that i could almost have written it myself. I am strong-willed, independent & less tolerant of BS. I don’t like conflict, but I won’t back away from it to “keep the peace”. I know how to articulate my thoughts & emotions.
My partner is more of a people-pleaser, and avoids standing up for himself to keep the peace. With his friends, he is easily influenced, and doesn’t stand up for himself because he doesn’t like confrontation. And he struggles to express himself.
It’s a struggle. When we have a problem I feel like I am steam-rolling him because while I can explain how I feel, he refuses to even admit that there is an issue because he is so scared of upsetting me.
But we are learning from each other. We have had some tough conversations & I can see a change, he is getting more confident in expressing how he feels. And he isn’t scared to be honest, even if I get upset because he knows I’m not going to leave him. I work hard to make sure that he knows I am a “safe space” for him to express himself.
He is softening my rough edges so to speak, and I think that he starting to develop some slightly sharper ones.
He will never be the “tough” one in the relationship, and I will never be the “soft” one (not sure if I like those words), and that’s ok.
No, I'm agnostic and she's atheist
Yup, drinking problem, attempted cheating and physical violence it's a trifecta of dump her easy peasy.
Your relationship is based on his lies. You made wrong assumptions about your support changing it.
He has a history of lying with his parents and you. You can’t depend on him for anything. Worse, you have no idea how long he would play this game before you make him accountable. The guilt isn’t apparent. He’s treating it like vacation.
You can’t avoid confrontation. It’s time for serious honesty. Can you actually trust him? What is your limit? How can you believe a future promise?
Whether your relationship works or not. Traditional schooling sounds like a poor fit for him.
Change therapists (this one sucks) if you really intend to make an effort to save your relationship. Personally, I think you'd be better off moving on.