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Have you communicated with her specifically about these points? Hearing her complain a lot is draining you etc
It’s a very small thing for your boyfriend to smoke his own joint and not share with someone else, when the consequences of illness for you can be so severe. I get perhaps feeling a bit embarrassed and guilty for not realising at the time that it could be a bad idea, but to dig his heels in the way he did goes beyond that. The fact that he thinks it’s more important for him to avoid a minor inconvenience than it is for you to avoid a major illness should tell you everything you need to know about his priorities. Furthermore, this is a guy whom you have to ask not to drink because he’s mean when he’s disinhibited, it shouldn’t be all that surprising that he doesn’t care about your needs.
She can’t control how she reacts to a traumatic situation either. Two men broke into her house (for women that’s fear of rape, kidnap, murder, and more). We physically can’t do what OP did in many situations. She’s had a physically abusive relationship. She isn’t choosing for this situation to trigger PTSD, but it is. So this isn’t OPs fault, but the girlfriend isn’t to blame either. It’s just a bad situation that the two need separate therapy to work through. Watching a partner violently beat someone up would be traumatic for anyone, much less someone with her history.
It seems like you are deliberately trying to gloss over the real problem. The real problem is your friend that did bad things and had to apologize. What did your friend do to make your husband not trust her? Why are you willing to damage your marriage over this person who butts heads with your husband? It can be very hot for a marriage to survive when there is an enemy inside the walls.
Honestly just follow your heart. For you, this is fresh. Then I'm sure you're thinking about all these fantastic memories you have made together over the years while realizing she was sleeping around with someone else during at least some of those memories. It sucks. It hurts.
I can't advise you on what to do besides just follow your heart. Obviously trust issues are gonna be there now and probably for a long time. You need to decide whether you can overcome those trust issues or are they going to completely destroy you from the inside out.
It’s just not for some people. I enjoy casual sex because I don’t feel any emotional attachment during sex when there aren’t any emotions there. I don’t think theres anything wrong with you not being able to separate your emotions from sex. I think there’s any way to force it. Maybe go for like a fwb situation or just make out with a bunch of people and that will satisfy your craving to get with randoms
That has nothing to do with trusting your wife. And you getting a phone call from her could never possibly prevent that.
It sounds more and like you wanting to control your wife rather than anything else.
Coming from a guy no he will never be just your friend while he still has romantic feelings for you
Hmm, so the relationship you had was similar to that of people who have been together for years. So it makes sense that you're still grieving pretty hot right now.
Why did you break up?
Thats what this sub is for.. if you don't post the issue here it'll be deleted.
What are these replies by OP? People are giving good advice and you're just side stepping it. “I'll tell coworker my BF has a big dick.” Lmfao. Go to HR. If you're not going to do that don't go to happy hour at least. Sounds like you just like the drama. You could have shut it down so easily in the beginning. “It's inappropriate for you to ask me when I'm going to marry you when you know I have a BF. If you continue I will go to HR.” See how I didn't even bring up the drama between them? You need to manage the boundaries with your coworker, not manage the “fallout” between them.