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Thanks for the positive comments, kind stranger. I'm surprised I got so many downvotes, simply for standing up for basic family values and common decency.
Thanks for the positive comments, kind stranger. I'm surprised I got so many downvotes, simply for standing up for basic family values and common decency.
If breaking up isn't an option, then I think you would have to consign yourself to a social life alone in general, and get over the awkwardness with self-assurance (“he's not up to socializing” etc.). It is worrisome that he labels something normal, ie, wanting a partner to share at least a part of your social life, as “bullying” or “guilting.” That type of outlook can't only surface in this one area of your lives?
So I’ve been with my husband almost 10 years. I learned about 3 years in that he slept with his ex while we were “talking”. It sucked to find out, but I can also acknowledge that we weren’t in a relationship. I moved past it pretty quickly because we weren’t exclusive.
It’s a personal choice you have to make for yourself. Will you hold this against her forever? Will you always feel mad at her? If so, then you need to leave. It hurts learning about this stuff but it’s not fair on either party if the wedge will always be there.
Yes, once you become a parent… The whole idea that “you come first”, absolutely not. It goes away. You chose to have that child, selfishness no longer is an option. You can’t check out anymore. You can’t even be depressed like this, I mean it happens but it’s really pathetic to not try to seek help. Nothing is more infuriating than someone who doesn’t seek help for mental health. This can mean reading self help books, meditating, exercise, eating better, consuming less technology (reducing/eliminating addictions), and medication. With all of these factors then maybe you’ll be able to get over depression. It takes a lot of work to be healthy, and you need to do that. For yourself and your children. Otherwise, why did you even produce??
You need to take care of yourself in order to be there for your children.
Being a SAHP is not a bad thing. I think it’s good for at least one parent to be there most of the time. Children need to be nurtured and sometimes having a parent at home is a good thing. Especially in special cases where kids cannot be left alone.
I also think that we no longer live in a society where children are affordable anymore. Having kids is almost a luxury, unless you can fully support children- people shouldn’t have them. Maybe one, but even then It really sucks for anyone who wants a bigger family.
Most people would love to get out of having to sit through a long graduation ceremony. He’s having a “pick me” moment. I wouldn’t entertain it. He’s being ridiculous.