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Date: October 29, 2022
If it doesn't affect your relationship then it shouldn't matter? He still wants to be with you. It's not like he thought about guys 24/7, it was probably a slow seld discovery. Sometimes it takes time. He still loves you and trusts you enough to tell you, probably to him thinking you'd understand. If my boyfriend also came out a bisexual I wouldn't care, as long as their heart still belongs to me
This. I have some serious food issues, and have a diagnosed ED, and the one thing that has made me able to work through them and feel comfortable in my own skin is my husband constantly telling me how gorgeous he finds me. I call him a perve and make light of it, but it's actually saved me.
I have several concerns. I don't want to upset my kids. I don't want to ruin my good co-parenting relationship. However, I also don't want to upset my wife. I want her to feel comfortable and secure. What should I do?
I dunno, maybe start thinking for yourself? Ask of these things you list are concerns about how other people are feeling. But it's not your job to make sure nobody in your life gets their feelings hurt. It's your job to be a good father and a good husband. So what does that look like to you? What are your values here? Do you think it's good parenting to cut all non-emergency contact with your co-parent? Do you think that will help your kids? Do you agree with your wife that a good husband should not be friends with their exes? Even if they're co-parents? Figure out what your values are and go from there. If that leads to conflict then you work through it.
Oh, and fwiw, I think your wife's demands are obviously ridiculous, but you're the one asking for advice, and I'm concerned about why you felt the need to ask strangers on Reddit about this rather than sticking up for yourself and your kids.
You should break up if your trust issues are this intense
As it currently stands, could you say with full honesty that you can see yourself spending the rest of your life with her? Are you a better more fulfilled person with her at your side?
let her do what she wants, help her not be so broken by unrealistic expectations