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Ignoring the entire story, I have a very strict no backsies policy. If either breaks things off, it's done. Once it happens once it'll happen over and over and over again with any discomfort comes the breakup. It's a manipulation tactic to get a desired result.
As for the rest of the details, I made another comment about this, but he has a hero complex and wants to rescue you. You'll never be good enough for him. Please don't waste your time.
This doesn't pass the smell test. No family attorney would tell someone to not try and see their kid for any amount of time when client wanted at least shared custody.
I appreciate that. I need to take it easy definitely
Still talk to a lawyer though
You're way too concerned with fairness when very often in relationships, things don't always come out “fair”. Your man has an intrinsic loyalty to his mother that you will never be able to change. You need to stop focusing on WHY this is happening and start focusing on WHAT you're going to do about it.
But if that’s the case why is she apologizing? If my lady interest got sexually assaulted which is what you’re trying to imply the strange chad to have done (aka kiss her and she didn’t reciprocate) I wouldn’t ever ask or expect an apology.
My wife and I keep our arguments private, especially the bigger stuff. The benefit for her is getting an opinion on a subject outside of herself but the opinions of her friends and family will likely be biased in her favor. You could do the same with your friends. Not in a tit for tat kind of way but maybe making you see things differently regarding your disagreements.
The key is, is she talking to you as well? If her friends are simply augmenting your conversations, I don't see a problem with it. If she's telling them things she's not telling you, that's a problem.
I would suggest that if you don't intend to use your family or friends as a sounding board for things, that you have a counselor to help you work through things. Sometimes we get in our heads about things. My wife and I have a policy of never being in our own heads alone. Meaning, talk about things. Don't create some huge problem in your own head that has an easy solution if you were to talk to your partner or anyone else about it.
At the very least, you might help someone stumbling upon this thread in the future with similar, but real, problems.
Thank you