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Date: October 7, 2022
Ohhh right thank youuu
He paid for the whole trip so I don’t know if I have the right to be upset
Yes you do have the right to bw upset if he was the one who invited you to this trip and offered to pay for everything.
I find it weird that even though he’s an adult he let her completely change our vacation and I’m worried that this may cause problems in the future
and you'd be very right if you suspect that. He's a mamma's boy and cannot draw boundaries, and this is gonna be a lifelong thing
What do I do?
You need to stay calm and not get angry or scared. It would be better to know from where to where you're going. First thing – don't put yourself in any danger or reckless situation. Second, if you can take a taxi or uber then do so and go back now while you're a couple hours in. If you can't do it then you just need to accept it for the time being until you can return home. Just stay away from them, do your thing, enjoy your vacation. If possible then go stay in the other room and tell him and his mon to share the room. Once you return, dump his ass and move on. This guy is not it.
Stay safe and good luck
Basically anything other than teacher, babysitter, SAHM, or dancer I guess.
Yes. But you won’t like it. Divorce him and expose how he treats his son to the courts and get primary custody of your boys.
thank you for taking the time to answer, and yess you're so right, i need to work on my own self for now
Yes, it does not sit right with me that she said no to Beth coming and didn't offer any reason for it. It's really upset me actually.
Tbh you shouldn’t even have to say this. Any loving partner knows not to kick up a stink about being asked to buy flowers on Valentine’s Day,
Unless he can’t afford it or something, he’s being a selfish ass
Surely you've met at least a handful of times and have photos together. Texts, emails, tagging in each other social media posts, etc.
As a next or maintenance step, yes.
As a leading step, not so much IMO.
As a 27f married to a narcissist/alcoholic/pathological liar… You have created an environment where he feels like lying is the only way to keep the peace. You say his friends force him. Unless they are tying him down and forcing him to drink there is no force. He wants to drink with the boys. Every time he drank you threw a fit. You blew up his phone worried when you knew he was out drinking and probably wouldn't respond. You asked a question because you assumed something and then tried to prove he was lying by facetiming (tired can look drunk btw). You are digging your heels in that he is lying about being drunk when you hung up on him assuming so based on a middle of the night face time. And regardless of if he was drunk or not he safely got home via taxi and was cleaning up to go to bed. You have now created an environment in the relationship that he feels like if he drinks one beer or if he gets hammered he has to hide it. A grown ass man feels like he has no freedom to enjoy a pass time that you have not given any indication he shouldn't do. It doesn't sound like he NEEDS to drink but that he wants to do it socially. It sounds like he is responsible when he does over indulge and your issue you are throwing a fit over is that he isn't keeping you updated with a play by play. While worrying for someone is justifiable, blowing up every time someone does something is not ok and it creates a hostile relationship dynamic. He is 29. If he wants to drink and not txt you he is welcome to. Your not married. Your not engaged. you don't online together. When he comes and goes or if he is drinking is not your problem… If he shows no markers for being irresponsible or addicted to it then He should be allowed a night out with the boys with out his GF blowing up his phone if he doesn't give a play by play…
Is your wife covering for her friends cheating? That would be a major red flag for instance. If she just tacitly knows that would still be bad, but I'd think not as bad.
“You have verbally attacked my body during one of the most vulnerable periods of my life. It wasn't a joke, you were serious. That is not something the man I married would do, but you did. Creating a life isn't safe, there is a risk I could be disabled or die. And you choose to focus your attention on shallow beauty standards.
Because of that, I don't feel safe with you. You won't be joining me for the delivery. What the impact of your words outside of that, I need to continue to consider.”
Also putting the responsibility of a marriage counselor on him, ifthat's something you'd consider.