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Date: November 16, 2022
Speaking as someone in an open relationship: No, your wife is trying to cheat. You went into this relationship with the understanding it was monogamous, and you are entitled to that. She can leave if she wants to fuck some other guy. This sub is filled with so many sad stories of people like you who agreed to an open relationship they didn't want, only for it to explode in their faces anyway, because they knew it was actually cheating
Agreed, I'm in your camp with this one
It sounds like he just really wants to have a great friendship with a coworker.
From the post it doesn’t sound like he was interested in any in-person interactions with you outside of work. Just messaging you every day. I do that, too, with my friends. What were the messages about? Casual everyday things like “What did you do today?” type convos? Or were they flirty like “I can’t stop thinking about you.” type convos? I wouldn’t consider making eye-contact to be “flirty”. I make eye contact with the people who are speaking to me out of respect to the person. To show them that they have my full, undivided attention.
I didn't say HE didn't sound clingy or immature or irrational.
He should go do that.
He should go to therapy for his obvious insecurities on this subject.
I was merely stating a possibility.
My goal was to point out that not mentioning your partner's medical issues including anxiety and panic attacks — which can often manifest in irritability and quick-triggered inappropriate behaviour and actions (such as “felt slighted” waiting in line at a bar and “threw nasty slurs” at those he felt had offended him) — in your initial post might affect the responses you receive. Mentioning that he takes medication and wishes to stop doing so is also a relevant factor. (Does he wish to stop because he feels it isn't working? Bad side effects? Is he working to taper off one so he can try another one?)
I guess my main question is, does HE think there is a problem with his behaviour? Does HE think he acts inappropriately in public and wish to work on those choices in the future? Or does he think his behaviour is fine and everyone else needs to change?
If he is a “black void of negativity” then sadly the help you need “pulling him out of it” comes from him – you can't do it alone.
I wish him luck finding a therapist. (I also live in a country with “free” healthcare and grant that it is not an easy thing to do — but I really do think it is necessary for him to learn to manage his anxiety, and in that way his actions, behaviours, and choices – especially with a baby on the way. When the baby cries will he think that the baby is out to get him?
I also hope you are able to find a counsellor, therapist, or professional you can speak to – it must be stressful for you to be trying to jolly him along and manage his emotions and behaviours as well as the consequences of them when he acts out in public.
Dude. He just wants to go on a date without the kid being in tow. That's not saying he doesn't want to coparent, it's saying he wants to go on a date with only her and not her and the kid.
You shouldn’t push him to change his last name just like he shouldn’t push you. Just keep your own names. You can hyphenate the kids.