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Oh no….on no no no no no. This may be true for your parents but you're far too soon in a relationship to assume it's all sunshine and roses. Things go wrong very quickly for people. NEVER try to base a relationship's future on the first year. What your parents probably haven't told you is how much work functional relationships are — because they are. Communication is just one piece of the puzzle.
Sure what he said is kind of mean but if his preference has changed over time then there's nothing wrong with that.
I would imagine you're pretty hurt from what he said so I'd surprised if you were being completely Fair about exactly what he said. He wants the man to lead on everything, on every single thing in the relationship? That sounds a little extreme and I'd be surprised if he really said that but I would take him out his word and find someone who likes your assertive personality.
Yes.
Fair enough, but it's still not fair that she expects him to do what she won't.
Our relationship was never healthy to begin with. It started off terribly. But despite it all, we still tried and tried and compromised. Really wanting it to work.
Tell your kids what u caught her doing…. explain that u wanted to work through it but the effort wasnt made enough on both sides so u are chosing to be done w it as its obvious and she has actually told u she does not love u. Tell them you wont be used for support and benefits without being loved… make sure they know u love them, and this is all on her.