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If your insurance is not good, you should change insurance companies and next time, read the damn policy.
I don't know how to tell you to deal with your feelings of resentment toward your wife, when I think you should be resentful of the insurance company and the policy you chose. Which ultimately means being resentful toward yourself.
Try to rise above it. People matter; things do not. Don't be a child about this.
Agree. That’s absolutely my advice, but I was trying to answer in a way that gave ideas for whatever way OP chooses to go.
So let me give you some advice, being with someone 2.5 years and you're still uncertain if you want to stay with her. I feel you should know very well by now if you want to marry her otherwise why are you with her?
With that being said, you still could've asked her opinion. Yes, you are buying it, yes you are putting all financial investment in it, but again, you have invested time being with her. While you don't need to buy what she says is good, common courtesy is to at least get her opinion and make her feel included.
So as for your situation, yes go with homes that you like. But moving forward, if you are still uncertain about your future with her, then stop wasting her time
So you’re saying I’m being unfair? Cause I seriously don’t know. I feel like it isn’t fair that he never sees my family. It’s been two years. I see his all the time, basically every weekend. I thought that if I let him do his own thing while there I’m not forcing him to do anything. My family always asks how he is doing and never push it more then that but I feel sad about. I feel like…I don’t push him to interact with them for so long, calls etc, so I don’t know if I’m using that as some excuse to believe it isn’t terribly unfair to want him to go.
Honestly the entire situation is a mess, but you're the one who started it, with your great expectations. Really, she was already flakey at worst and honestly? She was probably letting her down easy because you're her friend.
But you stepped things up and played yourself in the process. She blew up her life already, honestly, just let this this friendship go and start working on yourself.
It depends what you mean though. For some adults they would be happy to have kids but also happy not to. It doesn't have to be a passionate dream of your life. You could know you would be happy either way. So it is okay for someone like that to stay or be with someone who does/doesn't want children if they want that person.
I'm not saying that's OP here, his reaction was ridiculously harsh and he almost certainly falls into the “definitely wants children over this specific relationship”. But it is possible to choose a specific relationship over having kids and be happy.
Sounds like it’s time you make him .. drinking is not helping.. same feelings and problems are still there next day..