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  1. A simple “hey how are you doing? Hope it’s going well, I was thinking of you” text is pretty good. Let’s you reach out in a non-invasive way and the person can respond back or not.

  2. having the exact same interests gets boring. what is SHE interested in? have you explored those things with her? open yourself up a bit and stop judging her

  3. Divorce your partner so they can get someone who supports them. Also get partner into therapy for his issues with his mother

  4. WAAAY too soon. The advice I always give (and have always followed) is to never get too serious until you see the very worst side of them.

    It’s easy, especially this early on to see the good, the great, even the magical. Have you seen her when she’s sick? I’m not talking about a little cold; I’m talking about her simultaneously vomiting and shitting with a high fever and a smokers cough. Have you seen her angry or frustrated? I’m not talking “oh they put tomatoes on my burger when I asked not to”; I’m talking about her friend/boss/family member that made her so angry you can physically see the steam coming from her ears. Have you seen her stressed? I’m not talking about “slow Internet” stress; I’m talking bills are due and she has to find some way to pay them.

    The purpose of this is not to see her suffer and for you to swoop in to keep her from feeling bad. The purpose is to see how she handles it. Will she push herself past her limits and make things worse? Will she know how to manage her emotions? Will she know how to plan ahead and problem solve? These are the important things to know and the things you need to truly build a strong foundation in a relationship. You can enjoy yourself when you’re good, but you need to know that you both can withstand the storm WHEN it comes.

  5. Why can’t someone be autistic and insufferable at the same time? There aren’t more autistic people around, just more of us being recognised. It has always been severely undiagnosed and misdiagnosed in AFABs, so it’s not “everyone is now autistic”, we just are finally wanting to be recognised.

  6. Why can’t someone be autistic and insufferable at the same time? There aren’t more autistic people around, just more of us being recognised. It has always been severely undiagnosed and misdiagnosed in AFABs, so it’s not “everyone is now autistic”, we just are finally wanting to be recognised.

  7. We've always had regular couples arguments, but never anything blown out of proportion, and we're generally fine in a few hours. Nothing seems wrong but that doesn't mean there isn't on her end that I don't know about.

  8. He gave you a taste of how he deals with problems. He blames, he is unsupportive, he acts superior. Red flags all round. Is this how you would treat someone you cared about?

  9. Honestly I have no idea if this comment will offend anyone. I hope not. It’s not my intent.

    I am a woman, from birth, breastfed my two children. For me it was not a bonding experience. It was simple convenience. It was free and already prepared….if for some reason I couldn’t do it, I wouldn’t have cared. At least not on an emotional level.

    That being said it’s a privilege that I never had to work for or fight for or wish I had. And I know my mother who also breastfed would often talk about how special that was to her. Which just seemed odd to me, as it wasn’t a big deal for me.

    I cant claim to know how your wife feels. But I just don’t see how a baby sucking on your breast bonds you in any way more than feeding a baby a bottle or holding and rocking that baby…..

    But if she’s not doing any harm to the baby, does it matter?

  10. Go with your gut feeling on this one. She hides things and lies to you as she's afraid you'll be jealous…well, I think that is because she's KNOWS what she's doing will cause problems. Can't lie and hide things and expect someone to trust you.

    You may really like her, but if she's not willing to put in the effort and establish trust, then she's showing you that you should not put in any effort with her and find someone else that does want to.

  11. apologize. could’ve just taken an umbrella and walked home with her. i don’t think you had a valid reason not to

  12. How do people with this level of insecurity manage life if their partner is bi? Are they not allowed to have roommates or go out alone with friends bc they are all the sex their partner is attracted to?

  13. I'm kinda the same way.

    I really hate infidelity and I'm not interested in hollywood putting it in front of me and telling me it's entertainment.

    Seems your man has a good reason to dislike it as well.

    It'll be interesting how/if you support him in this.

  14. It’s nasty. Point blank. Basic hygiene is bare minimum. There’s been soooo many post of men and women doing this to their partner. So disgusting.

  15. It’s like you can’t hear yourself. Yes you did something wrong; you neglected him. You didn’t have time for a relationship and he’s now happy to be free of it.

  16. I feel so freaking dumb bc I was tearing up and then I got to the motel part and :/

    Literally like you’ve got to be kidding me

    But that’s my fault for believing what I read on Reddit (tho at least i caught on when we got to the motel lmao)

  17. He is clearly prioritizing pool. You can infer that you and your marriage are less important. Actions necessarily speak louder than words.

  18. lol that’s true, what happened to the awkward teen makeup phase? I feel like I either see kids with zero makeup or kids with amazing technique that I still can’t even come close to. ? I need more YouTube tutorials I guess.

    but yeah I just saw that OP’s wife isn’t a fan of makeup or fancier clothes so that’s not a solution for her anyway. guess they’ll just have to wait for time to solve the problem for them. I can’t believe their town is so aggressive about it though, I’ve only ever dated men close to my age and I’ve had a stranger make a judgy comment about perceived age differences twice in my life, that’s it. I wouldn’t want to live in such a weird place anyway… if they’re this hostile about a non-existent age gap, imagine what else they’re judgmental about.

  19. Happily married 41 years here. OP, I’d love to believe “you didn’t mean it”, but in my experience over all the years of my marriage, if my husband blurts something out during the heat of an argument or discussion…. he absolutely means it.

    As to the kids… We have many children and grandchildren. I can’t begin to imagine my life without them. If this is something you two have been talking about all along, and she’s just now springing this on you, she’s not going to change her mind. She’s hoping you’ll change your mind. Don’t marry this girl.

  20. Ah i see. Coming from someone who is gay (convenient for you), I think it's great you took the time to educate yourself. Even as someone in the LGBTQ+ community, it's hot to keep up and sometimes it's not as easy to understand as we want it to be.

    I think if you've demonstrated that you took the time to work on yourself and do the work, then you should reach out to her. She'll make it know if she's interested in seeing you again. If she says no, you gotta respect it and know she's not the one for you, if she says yes – go into it with no expectations other than you hope she's doing well. I wish you the best!

  21. The best way to respond to him is to ignore his personal questions. Do not entertain him. He does not own the company, you can always file a complaint about him if he’s taking it too personal on you.

  22. Actually we never broke up and got back together, we made up and moved passed it, I apologized, he accepted the apology and seemingly forgave me until now where he’s telling me he’s been afraid the whole time. I never considered (and still don’t consider) our relationship to be an abusive one when it was 2 isolated incidents that I have apologized for and felt horrible about. But if he did consider it that, you or I would have never known. I was physically abusive to him in those moments, but the way he is treating me is as if I have never been good to him and have just been abusive this whole time.

    We are broken up now to work on ourselves as he has many issues of his own to deal with. I don’t know that we will have any sort of relationship in the future but I am hopeful that if we do it would have the potential to be a healthy one.

  23. You’re right, the fact that he texted back when he didn’t know who it was. But then suddenly stopped when he knew who I was…. I think I was in denial.

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