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  2. Sounds like he needed to get it off his chest for his own guilt, as long as you're sure what you heard was in real life.

    If you dont feel comfortable going through his things, perhaps hire a detective. You really need to know the truth.

  3. It's OK for you to like piercings and him to not like them. Y'all do not have to be together.

    What's not Ok is how he expressed his distaste for you getting a piercing. He threatened and insulted you. Is that the kind of man you want to be with?

  4. “Very close to a major city” so is most of the UK. You also passed off a lot of opinion in that comment as facts “most dads” do not pay £100-£150 and even if they did, just because they pay a low ball amount doesn’t make 500 acceptable either. You seem to forget that CSA is based off someone’s income and NOT a “guideline” amount.

  5. Get on the same page as your partner. Do what you agree to do together.

    That said why any married couple wants to live with their parents is absolutely beyond me.

  6. I’m surprised no one else has said this, but it would probably be easier for the wife to look older. A shift in makeup habits, hair style, and outfits can really make a woman “look her age” without being unflattering.

    I’m in the wife’s boat, and if I so much as put on a reddish or dark pink lipstick, people estimate my age at least 4 years older than they would otherwise.

  7. I don't think she has any ambition at all.

    She works from home for 8 hours out of the day, and beyond that she doesn't really do much of anything.

  8. when you date and marry a mother, you're committing to raising her children without expecting anything in return

    Giving her the benefit of the doubt, I feel maybe it was poorly phrased. As a former step-parent, it's a thankless position of working the role of a significant adult and semi-parent but getting none of the parental rewards. Often we are deprived of the right to enforce boundaries and household rules. Often our lives are complicated by the exes and co-parenting drama.

    Idk, maybe that's what she had in mind. But boy she doesn't make any effort to sell the role or offer anything at all in return. Like I'm not saying women with children should grovel before men who are courageous enough to take that responsibility but I don't see here any acknowledgment of the effort and sacrifice involved. Really, no appreciation at all?

  9. As a child of divorce (i was 6yrs old) I don’t see either of my step parents as my primary parental figures and their words don’t hold as much weight as my bio parents. Is that not normal? The step parent almost never replaces the archetype of parent in a child’s brain. I’m now 27 and have a great relationship with both my step parents, but I consider both of them as my parents’s partners, not much as my parental figures.

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