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Date: October 4, 2022
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You misunderstood the OPs post. Her bf came to her and asked her for a ffm threesome. She was using reverse psychology and ask him if he’d be okay with a mmf one. He said no. She was trying to make him understand that she doesn’t want one.
I didn’t think he’d be allowed to marry you unless you sign up to his cult.
They are really isolating. My son in law was brought up as a witness and left once he turned 18.
He’s now 40 and his dad hasn’t spoken to him since. His mum sneaks behind his dads back to visit him and my daughter. His dad says he has no son.
They are one of the nastiest cults around.
No this happens every single day. My son can do the smallest thing and husband is screaming and yelling and refusing to speak to him. This is just one thing I posted about
I wouldn’t say toxic but I would say it’s unrealistic to keep up forever because as humans we are social creatures and in that need to develop friendships consistently. It’s healthy and normal. Having a community of people around you with diversity is important and I find it to be a green flag when my significant other is capable of platonic one on one friendships with anyone regardless of gender. I think it shows maturity and it shows that they care about me and their friendships. Also you never know who could end up being an amazing friend and it would be a shame to live in a bubble where that’s denied.
Plus honestly a person who is gonna cheat is gonna cheat regardless of a rule set up like that so it really isn’t all that bulletproof as you might think. Trust is not defined by control. It’s having confidence in another person to communicate and be transparent.
At the end of the day it is your relationship and you both will do what you want in that regard but there is absolutely nothing wrong with having friends of an opposite sex. I highly recommend exploring your insecurities and also having more discussions about his trust issues so that he can head towards healing. Like I said you’re not toxic, you’re both just dealing with hurt on the inside and I think you’ll have a much more fulfilling life together if you work on it rather than push it to the side with a rule.
That's not true at all. You are important. You have had your boundaries smashed for so long you can't imagine having one.
He’s not being honest with her because she probably wouldn’t continue to fuck him if she knew he had a girlfriend. He doesn’t want to lose her. that’s why he isn’t telling her
With that being said, leave him lol.
Maybe try getting some brand new clothes that will only be worn at home. Down to socks and underwear.
Keep all work clothes separate and contained.
Come home, maybe even change in the garage if you can, and only wear the new stuff, which shouldn't have any odor, at home.
I can’t tell if you’re serious but if you are, would you mind elaborating?
Is this roommate a romantic partner? A dorm room roommate? Or is she in her own bedroom (doesn’t sound like it). Sort of makes a difference how your approach them. Is it someone you want to co bit Ie sharing a room (bed?) with? Could you move out and remain being friends? Or is the point of being roommates that you sleep together?
I think that I have integrity.. And I've been sober for nearly a year now, I just realized that the wording in my post might have been confusing about that
You leave.
Anyone who disrespects you like that by telling you that you are not allowed to have feelings, and express them is not worthy of your time, energy, love or respect.