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Date: October 10, 2022
So… where’s the problem?
He would constantly make fun of me for leaving school to go to rehab and the mental hospital. I would tell him that I had to take care of my health, it’s not like I was kicked out or had failing grades. I was doing wonderfully but my drug habits were catching up. It hurts me that he used my failures against me to make me feel like shit.
There is an argument that there is a direct correlation to attraction/desire and libido. The higher the libido, the higher the desire. Take an example like a eunuch. Throughout history, rulers or religious activists would remove the testes from boys. Once removed, the sexual desire was almost entirely eliminated. For a male, if there is no sexual desire at all, biologically, there would be no reason for a relationship.
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I’m a stranger who doesn’t want to jump to “break up!” but even though what you’re describing is I guess relatively little, this is a new relationship and he should be boosting you up! Are you happier with him than without? Because his behavior is unlikely to improve the more comfortable he gets in the relationship
So is it of equal value? A relationship is what works for both the individuals involved. The part that is significant is you feel taken advantage of. Is there more good than bad overall? If not, it may be time to separate so you can see more clearly. Ask him to stay somewhere for a while so you can reevaluate.
I’d also seriously consider wtf is wrong with him. He escalated that and was basically menacing you. This ain’t about pillows. And his communication and coping skills are creepy.
Now this is a messed up situation…
My advice: if you love two people at the same time, choose the second. Because if you really loved the first one, you wouldn't have fallen for the second.
You are a piece of work
Good! Get some space and perspective
Think back on your interactions in the last few weeks or months. How have they been? Have you been happy more often than you've been unhappy? Is this relationship even worth the trouble of trying to save after a breach of trust like this? (three breaches, really— downloading the app, using the app, and lying to you repeatedly when he got caught)
I'm not you, but just reading the above parenthesis… my guess is he's not worth the effort or the heartburn
But the fact she told him “to be careful refusing sex again”? That part seems manipulative and menacing.
You refer to this man as your fiancé, boyfriend and husband all in the same post.
If he is your BF it's none of your business. If you're married or engaged you need to talk to him and set reasonable expectations. At the end of the day, it's his money and he's going to do with it as he sees fit.
“well im not really missing you or interested anymore.
Not really sure how someone can come back from that kind of sentence. Especially as a 180 of “oooh I've changed my mind.”
That's pretty clear cut. “I don't love you” etc…
I reckon it's worth giving yourself a further check in on this one.
Don't think about what you did when apart, think about why you would want to get back with someone who treated you so casually.
People don't 180 like that, not without a solid set of properly stated big fucking reasons, ones I can't even fathom myself. So why accept the bounce back? What makes you think it won't happena again? Are you just a whimsical plaything for him?
And you think that's normal and give him an answer? If someone asked me that, they would never see me again.
Everyone is more stressed when work is demanding so it could be a combination of both or either of those. I think it’s nice to give her the benefit of the doubt for now. But I do think it’s important she stops blaming the jobs and assuming the grass is greener at another job.
That's the thing: you can't. He needs to decide he wants help. Its obvious that he needs therapy. If he isn't willing to get it then you need to decide if you're willing to be with a person who is scared and will never want kids or marriage, and will likely not have his sex drive return the way you're used to.
The “good” news is that HPV isn't very amenable to protection from condoms. Your husband's condom use with his affair partner would not have been very protective for you as far as this STI is concerned. He should have encouraged you to get tested, and you should have gotten tested as soon as you found out about the affair.
By last year you mean 3 months ago?
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I've talked to her about how she's talks to him a lot and how I feel that I might lose her to him, she's reassured me that they're just friends who have things in common to talk about. She kind of doesn't really have that many friends outside like me and like 2 other people (besides family), whereas I have a good amount of friends that I talk to on a regular basis (definitely not as much as her and her co worker, since I've been friends with my friends much longer than she has with him).
But I mean I guess I let it stew up for a bit before it came bursting out, to give to time to collect my thoughts on the situation. But I have not brought up this gift situation thing (Assuming that it is a situation).