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You’re on the cusp of an abusive relationship. These little actions are gonna turn into huge ones and you’ll be stuck (hopefully not), but leave now and let him know he needs help before he becomes an abusive partner.
It sounds like he's kind of a prick and you deserve better. If he's able to just up and leave after 5 years for someone he just met, he doesn't deserve you. It's hot to move on but honestly you need to.
Omg….I just read the title but I did the same thing (30f/60f) reading post now
I have an analogy I generally use in these scenarios to tell women like your fiancée why their partners act like you do.
In the English language, the word love can mean different things depending on how it's being used, but because the meanings are so similar, some people mistake one for the other.
When I say I love my husband, I mean that I care about his physical and mental wellbeing, it brings be joy to see him happy, I have him on my mind often, and as such often can find little things to do for him or get for him or send him to make him smile because I get the idea while thinking of him. It means that I often compromise on things because my relationship with him is worth way more than trying to get my way on petty things. It means that I often put his needs before mine, and his wants before mine. And he treats me the same way.
When I say I love cheesecake, I'm not lying, but it's not the same feeling or set of thoughts. I enjoy cheesecake and the physical sensations it gives me when I eat it. It makes me happy to have something to enjoy, and every positive thought I have about it has to do with what it does for me. But I don't have any concept of the cheesecake's wellbeing, or care about it in any way that doesn't relate to me being deprived of it. It's just a commodity to me.
Some people don't know how to love people the way you're supposed to love people. But they really enjoy the perks that come with dating them- sex, split bills, maybe they cook, not having to worry about a date for events, etc. And because they're so limited, they think that this is what other people mean when they talk about love…but it's not. They don't know that when they say “I love you” it implies a much larger responsibility and emotional investment than they're capable of making. And it causes the healthy partner to tear their hair out because they can't understand how someone could actually love them, then be so completely unconcerned with doing anything for them that isn't self-serving.
She loves you like people love each other. You love her like cheesecake. Or ice cream, or beer, or whatever it is you love. So nothing she needs, wants or feels is important to you until it threatens your ability to keep and enjoy her. That's why she needs to be ready to blow her top before you will do something that normal men would just do because it's natural in a partnership.
The only advice I have is for her, which is to find someone who was taught to love properly as a child, and doesn't come from a 100% self-serving place when deciding what to do for her.
Maybe it's time to talk to her about your insecurity. If you feel the need to track her and play detective there are serious issues either between you or that you need to deal with internally.
Any frequency more than zero os unacceptable.
If you end up paying her back for her loss, does she still have the crypto? You only realize the loss when you sell it. If she still has it in a wallet, than at the very least get the crypto that is left. HODL the crap out of it lol
Sounds like power posturing to put you on the defensive. He doesn’t believe his accusation.
I would say “unless you plan on a three sum, i would prefer she not join on a romantic weekendL