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Date: October 8, 2022
That doesn't sound right to be responsible for her mortgage, especially if you weren't officially married. Child support or contribution does make sense though. I would avoid any ties that connect your money directly to any assets she controls. That said, I live in th United States and things may legally be different where you are
No one here sounds mature.
Break up, stop talking to your ex and move on.
Clearly she doesn't respect you and you don't respect yourself.
You need to respect yourself my accepting a GF that is full committed to you. Anything less then full commitment is not worth your time and you move on. Go be better for you next partner, your ex's time has already passed.
YTA and you know it
OP, please ask yourself, if you lost your job tomorrow, would she stick by you? Would she have your back? Or if the job turned soul-destroying for some reason, and to protect your mental health you had to take a lower-paying job, would she put more importance on your mental health or on the money you are no longer earning?
I suspect you already know the answer to these questions, but you are still overwhelmed by the fact that someone you saw as out of your league actually agreed to marry you. But despite what her friends say (and of course they would say this, because they're her friends), you're not being cheap, you're being sensible. And if she's being distant because you won't spend a ridiculous amount of money on an engagement ring (when she already has one), then you are getting a small taste of your future.
She probably “worked from home” that day.
I'm not convinced that it was your baby to begin with.
You need to tell him to see a psychiatrist, he has something else going on, possibly anxiety.
You will never be able to reassure him, his brain won't let it happen.
Not gaslighting but not healthy.
If you go through life worrying you're going get hurt, you're gonna miss out on living. Therapy will help you through this.
You have time for that to develop. That conversation does not need to take place for a while. If she already had a fear of commitment and anxiety, you just effectively made it skyrocket. What you effectively did was put into her head all these “what if” scenarios. Her natural tendency to alleviate these would to be simply to break up with you. Then she doesn't have to worry.
What you should do is tell her that you enjoy her company. You like being with her and let's just focus on that. Whatever happens will happen and you can address that down the road.
I took care of someone with cancer , alone, and I 100 percent agree it is a fulltime job.
What a creepy b*tch of a mother. You’re a predator and your son is better off without you. You’re no different then those middle aged men who prey on young girls.
Trying to be nice by continuing is wasting his time. Be direct and tell him you dont see anything romantic at this time.
grow a spine jesus
Just let her do her thing. Let her jam! Thanks for the convo there I really appreciate it!
It would make me a lot happier if he just did what he wanted to do. If you’re going to come to dinner, but stare at the ground the whole time, or be on your phone, just don’t come. Don’t come to “make me happy” and then continue to shit on having dinner with my family.
There might not even be anything missing in his marriage.
Women jump and squeal at bars, it's this whole thing. I think all of us have done it. It's called expressing joy and loving life, and sharing that joy with loved ones.
Immature? He's being so stuffy. Is he really sad and down? What's going on with him? Why does your joy upset him? Obviously he shouldn't be reacting in this way, but I think it deserves a conversation. And not just couples counseling, but he needs maybe some psychological intervention.
Normal people do not feel uncomfortable when others are expressing joy, but I know when I was deeply depressed I felt like the expression of joy was exhausting and pointless, because there was no joy within me. I envied and resented happiness in others, because I didn't have any myself.
If this is kind of new, I'd honestly be a little concerned.
Updateme!
Yup, clear as day. Just why not talk to me and try to figure it out before going and cheating. It’s so messed up. Could it be she made an honest mistake of being flirty and not actually following through with anything with out me knowing
I am very happy for you guys. I hope you can continue to support each other for a long ❤
They online in a trailer on a single income and she's not on any disability assistance from the government – have you considered that perhaps they can't afford proper medical supplies?
I don't get why you would hear “this person is forced to use a degrading and humiliating workaround because they can't manage a basic aspect of daily life” and immediately assume “ah, clearly they are faking their disability because they want to be living like this!” What does that assumption say about your views on humanity?
Something I’d reply with ‘Stop talking about my body unless it’s something nice. This is effecting my self esteem. These comments can last a very long time in my mind. I don’t appreciate this talk.’
This talk is learned behavior and it can be stopped. every time he has something negative to say I would make sure I had a good line about him in my pocket too.
Does your opinion change after reading my edit? Thanks for the feedback