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Right now, you are pushing him away. He wants to be there for you after the surgery – fantastic! Why does he need to prove any further intentions? He isn’t going to be your doctor, he will be your loving partner. If there are things he needs to look out for or do specifically, then make him a list. If X then Y. Give him a short run down on the surgery, so he understands the basics, but the important part is honestly that he is there at the time and supports you. Don’t give him homework for wanting to be there for you. If you need professional, medical care from someone who fully understands what is happening, you should be recovering in hospital under the watchful eye of the nurses, who have gone to school for exactly that.
I also don’t get your priority hypotheses. For one, hypotheses are always a crap way to determine how someone would act in the actual situation. Secondly, he is currently, actively, prioritising you over a part he wants in the real world and you don’t seem to appreciate that at all. Thirdly, why are you so stressed about him having priorities beyond you? Having a job you enjoy is really vital, especially when dealing with someone who is regularly ill at home. Life only revolving around the partner is honestly not healthy. Asking him “Would you let me bleed out in the hospital” IS really manipulative. I mean, what is he meant to say? Of course he wouldn’t? I mean, he isn’t letting you recover from a surgery by yourself, despite job opportunities. You need to find better ways of finding reassurance in your relationship beyond grilling your partner with questions that have only one right answer.
Just eat her out and she'll leave you alone.
You don’t.
The reason why I’m so terrified of getting pregnant is because if I got pregnant, I would have to keep it. I’m personally against abortion due to my religion but that doesn’t mean I want a baby. Hence why I want to be as safe as possible to prevent that for the time being.
Ah, another post where the problem could be solved with confrontation and communication.
Literally just ask?
I’ll never understand the fear of confronting your supposed “partner”. If you’re afraid of how they’ll react or don’t feel comfortable asking them the relationship is doomed anyway.
Step yo pussaay up and ASK. LAWD
Thank you for that. I really needed to hear it. And yea I’m gonna be honest that really fucked with my mind when he gave that excuse
Go to court/an atoorney ASAP. I fully understand you do not want your child livign with him. goodluck!
It's a matter of opinion, but I disagree. Nobody is responsible for ensuring that somebody else remains loyal.