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An hour after we arrived at the party, I see Sarah talking to this other guy in a very flirty manner. But I think to myself that I must be overthinking this and they're probably just friends. Later Sarah comes back and while we're laughing and talking together, a girl approaches us and asks Sarah, whether I was her boyfriend. She scoffed and said “No, we're just Friends”. I, at this point, said, “What? I thought I was your boyfriend”. Then she says, “No you're not. We're just Friends”. I said, “what about all the dates, the holidays, the valentines day”. She said “we were just hanging out”.
At this point I was a little pissed so I asked the girl who asked us the question if she would like to dance. Then I have a great time with this girl and I end up going home with her.
Ugh. I hate being caught between a rock and a hot place. As much as I love cats, if I was in your position I would let it be (with some planning like properly introducing both pets abd maybe keeping the cat in the room when alone) and just let the cat stay. Best case scenario animals get along and humans stay happy. Worst case scenario DED cat and you saying I told you so.
I don't think you should get over it. I think he should make alternate plans. You both made the baby and you'll both be raising the baby. It's a pretty big red flag that he sees nothing in his life as needing to change due to you being pregnant. Will he change once the baby comes? Will the partying slow down? Will you and the baby be a priority?
He's not really taking your feelings into account. Maybe you could do a combined bachelor/bachelorette party closer to home? The guys go play golf in the day, the girls go to a spa. You guys meet up for dinner and drinks (I know you're pregnant) after.
Your circumstances as a couple changed and so too should his idea of what he wanted. I think you should have a serious conversation with him about how he sees his life changing with the baby on the way and you two raising a child. What does he see as the split in responsibilities for the baby, etc.
A slap is nice, can be very dramatic at the right times. A solid punch however, is over real quick but leaves a helluva mark sometimes and a can leave you flat on your arse too.
It is absolutely not a big deal. You are right that joining would be a “sign of togethness and love,” but it is just a sign! The fact that you're getting married is a much bigger and clearer sign of togetherness and love!
IMO the last name discussion only really matters if you plan on having kids. Are you? You should talk about that situation more than this one IMO. Some solutions could be:
hyphenated names for the kids but not for you two kids have two different last names. One kids gets yours for their middle name, his for their last name. Next kids gets yours for their last, his for middle.
First of all, I am sorry that you and your girlfriend are going through this difficult situation. It sounds like a very traumatic experience for her, and it is understandable that you are feeling confused and upset about the situation.
It is important to remember that regardless of what happened, your girlfriend was not in a state to give consent, and that is not acceptable. It is possible that she was drugged, or that she simply drank too much and was taken advantage of. Either way, she was not able to give consent, and that is a violation of her autonomy.
It is also important to note that victims of sexual assault often struggle with feelings of shame, guilt, and fear after the event. Your girlfriend may be feeling all of these things, which could explain why she initially lied about what happened. It is not uncommon for victims to blame themselves or feel like they did something wrong, even when they didn't.
It is important to approach this situation with empathy and support for your girlfriend. Encourage her to seek counseling or therapy to help her process the trauma and to provide her with a safe space to talk about her feelings. You may also want to consider couples therapy to help you both work through your feelings and to improve your communication and trust.
It is important to remember that sexual assault is never the victim's fault, and it is important to believe and support your girlfriend through this difficult time. However, it is also important to take care of yourself and your own emotions. It may be helpful to seek support from a therapist or a support group for partners of sexual assault victims.
An hour after we arrived at the party, I see Sarah talking to this other guy in a very flirty manner. But I think to myself that I must be overthinking this and they're probably just friends. Later Sarah comes back and while we're laughing and talking together, a girl approaches us and asks Sarah, whether I was her boyfriend. She scoffed and said “No, we're just Friends”. I, at this point, said, “What? I thought I was your boyfriend”. Then she says, “No you're not. We're just Friends”. I said, “what about all the dates, the holidays, the valentines day”. She said “we were just hanging out”.
At this point I was a little pissed so I asked the girl who asked us the question if she would like to dance. Then I have a great time with this girl and I end up going home with her.
Ugh. I hate being caught between a rock and a hot place. As much as I love cats, if I was in your position I would let it be (with some planning like properly introducing both pets abd maybe keeping the cat in the room when alone) and just let the cat stay. Best case scenario animals get along and humans stay happy. Worst case scenario DED cat and you saying I told you so.
But I can be petty so…. feel free to ignore thaf.
I don't think you should get over it. I think he should make alternate plans. You both made the baby and you'll both be raising the baby. It's a pretty big red flag that he sees nothing in his life as needing to change due to you being pregnant. Will he change once the baby comes? Will the partying slow down? Will you and the baby be a priority?
He's not really taking your feelings into account. Maybe you could do a combined bachelor/bachelorette party closer to home? The guys go play golf in the day, the girls go to a spa. You guys meet up for dinner and drinks (I know you're pregnant) after.
Your circumstances as a couple changed and so too should his idea of what he wanted. I think you should have a serious conversation with him about how he sees his life changing with the baby on the way and you two raising a child. What does he see as the split in responsibilities for the baby, etc.
A slap is nice, can be very dramatic at the right times. A solid punch however, is over real quick but leaves a helluva mark sometimes and a can leave you flat on your arse too.
It is absolutely not a big deal. You are right that joining would be a “sign of togethness and love,” but it is just a sign! The fact that you're getting married is a much bigger and clearer sign of togetherness and love!
IMO the last name discussion only really matters if you plan on having kids. Are you? You should talk about that situation more than this one IMO. Some solutions could be:
hyphenated names for the kids but not for you two kids have two different last names. One kids gets yours for their middle name, his for their last name. Next kids gets yours for their last, his for middle.
Maybe, maybe not. You're still too old for her/she's too young for you
First of all, I am sorry that you and your girlfriend are going through this difficult situation. It sounds like a very traumatic experience for her, and it is understandable that you are feeling confused and upset about the situation.
It is important to remember that regardless of what happened, your girlfriend was not in a state to give consent, and that is not acceptable. It is possible that she was drugged, or that she simply drank too much and was taken advantage of. Either way, she was not able to give consent, and that is a violation of her autonomy.
It is also important to note that victims of sexual assault often struggle with feelings of shame, guilt, and fear after the event. Your girlfriend may be feeling all of these things, which could explain why she initially lied about what happened. It is not uncommon for victims to blame themselves or feel like they did something wrong, even when they didn't.
It is important to approach this situation with empathy and support for your girlfriend. Encourage her to seek counseling or therapy to help her process the trauma and to provide her with a safe space to talk about her feelings. You may also want to consider couples therapy to help you both work through your feelings and to improve your communication and trust.
It is important to remember that sexual assault is never the victim's fault, and it is important to believe and support your girlfriend through this difficult time. However, it is also important to take care of yourself and your own emotions. It may be helpful to seek support from a therapist or a support group for partners of sexual assault victims.