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Ahhh, see that's a big issue among us men. Him not talking about his feelings and what he's going thru is not affect the relationship poorly. You have can't get answers from the only person who has them which must be terrifying frustrating and im sorry about that.
Honestly it's really unhealthy and will only get worse and that's a fact. Men who internalize their emotions are far more likely to become neglectful and emotionally or physically abusive towards their partner. Again, these are statistical facts you can look up.
I know this is hot to hear but i think you should take some time to yourself and think about whether you want to be in a relationship with that type of behavior and lack of communication. You need to tell him that it's not healthy for the relationship and you're considering whether the relationship is going to continue. It's the best thing for you to consider leaving because men that avoid their emotions will most likely always do that.
It sounds like communication between you two is a problem.
You need to have a real conversation with him and tell him exactly how you feel.
“(name), I'm really disapointed that you didn't put any effort into my birthday. I made it clear that I wanted to do something today and you didn't plan ANYTHING. Not dinner, not a cake, not a card. Not a gift. Nothing. I find that incredibly hurtful and I want to know why you chose to blow it off.”
Bring up Valentines Day, too. The fact that he didn't do anything – not even a card.
Push for the why. Tell him what your expectations are here.
You HAVE to have this conversation and call him out. If you don't this will continue to happen.
This is toxic, unhealthy and downright awful! You can do better!
Once she cheated on you, there is no going back, obviously you guys would want to stick together because of the level of comfort but it's only going to leave to torment in the future, especially for you. I think you know this as you have made this post.
Think about it this way, do you want to risk things and continue being with her knowing she could cheat again? Do you really want to be with someone who is imagining herself being with another man each time you are intimate?
You are young, you will find someone for you, she isn't the one. What I would do is leave her, break off all contact, work on yourself and when you are ready, get back into dating.
Why would you compromise and come to a reasonable accommodation for everyone when you could escalate endlessly and destroy your marriage?