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Date: October 22, 2022
Did OP state that she was a veteran or had a horribly traumatic childhood?
Common doesn’t mean normal
Tell him of your insecurities and apologize for going to the club without him that time. Ask him if he would be willing to set a boundary to protect your relationship: no going to clubs or other 'pick up' spots without the other. That way, there's no doubts, no false friends making false accusations of cheating and no people making unwanted passes.
Oh, yes.
And please use a lawyer so there is no way he could contest the will.
And leave him.
You could write a letter to your daughter, to be delivered at her 21st. Birthday that explains what happend and why you divorced him. And all the other Mom-Daughter stuff you would share with her.
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This is not a reasonable thing to be concerned about – even if you're concerns are right, there is nothing you can do about it. It reflects poorly on you to be this “concerned” about someone else's relationship. Mind your business.
Yeah, sorry someone else clarified that for me as I misread the post initially. I agree
Right like, why is he so angry?? Its not his money or student loan to be this angry.
I will bring the idea of dna test for all the family and watch their reactions tonight
That leads to bigger questions about when that will change and both your inability to make boundaries.
You both act like carpets, she will walk all over you.
Not to be too personal but how was the physical stuff? Good or meh?
How was he right after? Cuddly or did he leave?
Reasonable doubt is an exceptionally high standard. It’s not what laypeople think of as “reasonable.” In law school, you are taught to think of it as 99% certain, but 1% doubt. So it doesn’t necessarily matter if there were “mental gymnastics” involved if the evidence could lead to someone reasonably questioning that 1%. If they are assuming facts not in evidence to do so, that’s a different story. But if they are using what has been laid out in trial, they are right to question everything.
No. omG! Girl! No. His acceptance or not (of you) does not equal to the value you have as a person. Girl!!
He is a POS. What “he” thinks of you has no value.