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Yep shield would be fine, that’s withdrawing. Pushing is where it becomes concerning because that’s more of an attack than a withdrawal.
Bro you accused your husband like come on now of course he mad. His wife just got offered sex by people he thought were friends and you ask him if he was involved? That’s a way to make things bad to worse.
If this is how he is, and he says he only got with you because of your looks and never liked your personality, then personally I feel like separation is probably your best option. It wouldn't matter if you did change those integral parts of who you are for him, he still wouldn't respect you and it would just make you more and more miserable in the long run.
My husband doesn't like onions raw or cooked in a dish, but likes onion rings, but not the minced onion rings. ??♀️
Especially if this is new behavior, he’s hiding something. Whether that’s cheating or a gambling addiction or him talking crap about you to his friends, we can’t say from the post.
What does he say when you bring up how you feel about the distance, lack of affection and the phone hiding? Are you happy in this relationship?
Talk to him, we can't tell you
Those are all legitimate concerns, and I'd say I was in a similar camp. I kinda figured there'd be kids, but I was perfectly fine if there wasn't. With our second on the way, the state of the world certainly weighs more on my mind now. It was certainly scary before our first. The scary part wasn't so much the actual caring for a kid. The scarier part was the fact that you'll be shaping this person. What if I cause them to be a serial killer or what if they're the class bully or on and on and on it goes with the what ifs. The biggest lesson I've learned so far is to just roll with the punches and love them the best you can.
The other part, there are no two ways about your way of life will change. As you describe, after entering adulthood, you only have to worry about yourself and then latter on your significant other, but at least for myself, having a spouse didn't change my way of life too terribly much. We did things together and still had time to do our own things. If we wanted to do a random road trip some weekend, we could. You're still two grown independent adults (hopefully). Once a kid enters the picture, you truly do live your life for somebody else. It's cliche to say and it's also cliche to say that having a kid is one of the most rewarding feelings in the world. It certainly has its challenges, but when you hear your kid laugh or say their first words or just generally explore the world around them and learn and grow, all your worries and fears and doubts disappear.
Sorry for rambling and take the words of an internet stranger for whatever they're worth. It's perfectly normal to be scared. Your life will change. Are there moments I would love to just have that independent life and spend my money on whatever I want? Sure. But I can't imagine my life without my son now. My fear with my second that's on the way is that there's no way I could love them as much as my first. People say that you do though, so rather than scoffing at what they say (like I did before having any kids) I'm gonna trust in it now cause it really is something that's hard to feel and understand until you experience it. The unfortunate answer to your last question, though, is that you won't know right now. It was the biggest leap of faith I had in my life.
he'll never go to a therapist, i thought i could help..
Something tells me he will be back saying how he cheated and feels so bad.. there is no reason a grown man needs the babysitter to come over while family is traveling. Wife’s smart she will put cameras all over that house.. he’s up to something with babysitter