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I think there are some assumptions here that don’t apply to me, but I appreciate the response. I don’t think I’m saving anyone, and I do believe it is this persons responsibility to do the work for themselves.
Why don’t I deserve more isn’t really a question I’m asking myself because I am all that I need, I’m already complete in that way. Relationships aren’t supposed to be about what benefits you get from person to person. “Why don’t I deserve more?” Feels really “grass is greener”. You should focus on what you do have, if that’s an option. Everything looks better in the abstract.
This feels like a response to your experience, and that’s valid, but I don’t think we are in the same position.
I just want to know how I can better communicate with this person, can you speak on the topic of communication?
Yeah – it felt like one of those moments where you just want to hurt someone. Everyone has them, and considering how she’d acted I’m not entirely surprised.
That being said, have you communicated what you want to see from her or what you expect? It doesn’t seem unreasonable to do so given the circumstances, and even if you ultimately decide that the breach of trust has been too great, it only seems fair that if you’re going to play this game that everyone knows the rules. Otherwise it is (like I said before) a bit cruel to just leave her hanging instead of cutting the thread.
I mean, probably. You’ll hear different answers from different people. Don’t get hung up on the word. Whether or not his actions fit the official definition of an affair should not invalidate your feelings and the consequences of this betrayal.
You're married to a complete weirdo. Start quietly building a divorce case, start saving some money on the side, and when you feel secure, ask for a divorce.
There really is no set timeline. Everyone is different ! I left my ex of 12 years and met my husband 2 months later. A few weeks after, we were enamored, and now (2 years later) we're happily married !
Just go with whatever feels right for both of you. If someone wants to slow down, then the other party either respect that or reevaluate the situation. There shouldn't be pressure.
i just have a feeling he crashed his car in a normal way and his mom is all “Look you made him try to friggen kill himselff!!”. Is she toxic lol? Anyway sorry about all this, hope you get focus on you and your baby.
I think there are some assumptions here that don’t apply to me, but I appreciate the response. I don’t think I’m saving anyone, and I do believe it is this persons responsibility to do the work for themselves.
Why don’t I deserve more isn’t really a question I’m asking myself because I am all that I need, I’m already complete in that way. Relationships aren’t supposed to be about what benefits you get from person to person. “Why don’t I deserve more?” Feels really “grass is greener”. You should focus on what you do have, if that’s an option. Everything looks better in the abstract.
This feels like a response to your experience, and that’s valid, but I don’t think we are in the same position.
I just want to know how I can better communicate with this person, can you speak on the topic of communication?
Yeah – it felt like one of those moments where you just want to hurt someone. Everyone has them, and considering how she’d acted I’m not entirely surprised.
That being said, have you communicated what you want to see from her or what you expect? It doesn’t seem unreasonable to do so given the circumstances, and even if you ultimately decide that the breach of trust has been too great, it only seems fair that if you’re going to play this game that everyone knows the rules. Otherwise it is (like I said before) a bit cruel to just leave her hanging instead of cutting the thread.
I mean, probably. You’ll hear different answers from different people. Don’t get hung up on the word. Whether or not his actions fit the official definition of an affair should not invalidate your feelings and the consequences of this betrayal.
You're married to a complete weirdo. Start quietly building a divorce case, start saving some money on the side, and when you feel secure, ask for a divorce.
There really is no set timeline. Everyone is different ! I left my ex of 12 years and met my husband 2 months later. A few weeks after, we were enamored, and now (2 years later) we're happily married !
Just go with whatever feels right for both of you. If someone wants to slow down, then the other party either respect that or reevaluate the situation. There shouldn't be pressure.
How long have you two been together?
i just have a feeling he crashed his car in a normal way and his mom is all “Look you made him try to friggen kill himselff!!”. Is she toxic lol? Anyway sorry about all this, hope you get focus on you and your baby.