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  1. You proposed to the illusion of a person. I'd say it's null and void when it's based on dishonesty and a lie.

    Now it's your choice to go forward but I'd call off the engagement if it was me. If you guys can rebuild to that point again great but that's a huge broken trust to rebuild.

  2. There's no such thing as too old to date. Not sure what your age is but I started over again at 30 and my mum started over again at 50. She's happily married and I'm happily engaged. It's never too late

  3. This dude sounds insanely controlling, and while age gaps can be okay between adults, the maturity jump that SHOULD be between 18 and 24 year olds is a lot, why is this man in his mid 20's spending his time trying to stalk and control a teenager? You need to block him or at the very least distance yourself, this guy is only going to get worse if you let him any further into your life, he has shown you exactly who he is, and you need to believe him.

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  5. I feel it’s naked to get too upset with him when he is clearly so oblivious

    NO HE'S NOT. He knows what the husband stitch is so he must know it's unnecessary for you and solely for his physical enjoyment. He knows that there's a 6-week mandatory minimum before sex and is pestering you for it anyway. He is not oblivious, he is disrespectful.

    Stop treating him like a dumb little boy and start treating him like the man and father he is supposed to be. He has access to the entire internet, doctors, books, videos, whatever he needs to be a good parent. If you're having to hold his hand, it's because HE IS NOT TRYING. Stop giving him passes. Tell him unequivocally that his “joke” was disrespectful and that him pestering you for sex stops NOW. Expect that he does at least 50% of the childcare. If you're not worried about the baby's safety, take a couple days relaxing somewhere else and have him take care of the baby on his own for at least 48 hours.

    He is not a kid, he has a kid. He needs to act like it.

  6. That doesn't like your mother was being civil and this isn't the way to warm up yo someone.

    You're 26 years old not a child, grow a spine tell her his “status” isn't important to you nor the relationship and she needs to respect it and actually at the very least act civil. You're not asking her to be his best friend here but to treat you like the adult you are and act like an ok person.

  7. Leave your high school girlfriend (super creepy)

    And maybe go for the new option. Or don’t. Stay away from high schools

  8. An open relationship being offered when someone already has a partner in mind is not good. Instead of, “this is a relationship dynamic I might be interested in exploring, what do you think?”, it ends up either being “I want to fuck this person and not get in trouble” or “I already fucked this person and I'm trying to make it not-cheating retroactively”.

  9. Your wife is fundamentally insecure and it's ridiculous. No single female friends? So married women don't cheat too? So you aren't allowed to engage in your hobby with anyone outside of your wife?

  10. That’s two separate things here; first, If you don’t want to be with your FWB in that sense, you need to be honest and tell her what you told us.

    Second and most importantly, your past experience is completely irrelevant to this situation. To be clear, what happened is abhorrent and I’m so sorry that you’ve dealt with it.

    But it’s two years later, and you’re using it as an excuse to avoid commitment. To be clear, if you don’t want to get into a relationship, then you don’t want to get into a relationship. That’s certainly not on us to decide. But the reason is a fear of your past experience happening again. You can’t live your life that way.

    Now, should you commit to her in this situation? As much as I’d love to say you should go for it, the nude truth here is that you experienced a significant trauma that you haven’t worked through. Have you talked to a therapist? You really should.

    But you need to think bigger picture here. It’s hindering you to avoid relationships based solely on a past experience. I hope you get the help you need. Good luck.

  11. We didn’t exactly break up because of me not appreciating him, his behaviour from that stemmed into what caused the breakup. He turned psychotic if im honest and he still seems to be at slightly psychotic now. I’m not going to do anything he wants because it’s been years and he knows I’ve changed, I do nothing to show him anything other than love and attention and he seems to be (not abusing) but he knows he can snap at me now and I won’t say anything.

    I have allowed him to be nasty to me a lot because I thought I deserved it, but after 3 years if he can’t work that out, that’s on him not me. I don’t still deserve it now, I’ve more than enough proved myself to him.

  12. Yes, living together customarily comes with splitting the bills equally. You should probably go right ahead and tell this guy you view it as “financial violence” that he won't cover your expenses as if you were his child. That'll probably resolve the situation. Not necessarily in the way you want, but at least he'll know what he's dealing with should he choose to stay with you. This is part of why a 40 y.o. has no business dating a 20-something student. You and he are just in very different stages of life.

  13. Looking like an idiot stings but its a passing feeling. Starting to internalize that you deserve to be treated that way, because why would someone who claims to love you would treat you like that if you didn't deserved it, that is something that follows you day and night, into every relationship, romantic or not, until you confront it and you do the work to heal. It is good to be a forgiving person, but in order to keep that good part of ourselves intact, we must protect it from people who use it as a weapon against us. Let yourself realize how much better life could be without someone who you cannot trust in your life, who risked your health (have you been checked for STDs since he told you he cheated?) and self-esteem for a little ego-boost, or even with a partner you can trust completely.

  14. Couples therapy.

    You are not the villain here. Neither is she. But you two have not done the due diligence of understanding each other before getting married.

  15. You shouldn’t have accepted his marriage proposal after you caught him texting someone else. That showed you who he was, you should have believed him. If you stay, he will cheat again. It’s who he is.

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