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But he did the same shit almost a year ago. It’s been a year at least that he’s tortured you. Gtfo. He’s trash. Every post you have is about what trash he is. Listen to yourself. You know he’s trash. Throw him out.
When I (at the time 27F) moved back to my home city I moved in with my dad (60sM) for a couple of years. He started dating a woman who was 6 months (!!) older than me, who was a riotous alcoholic.
Despite this woman drunkenly trying it on with me when my dad wasn’t home, turning up at all hours to scream at him through the door, and criminally damaging my car, he kept bringing her in to the home I shared with him.
He refused to see why any of this was problematic. He said he was trying to help her past her issues.
They split up eventually thank god.
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If she works for the government there is no way she is sharing a room with anyone. There is no gender specifics but work colleagues do not share rooms it’s a huge HR nightmare and would never happen. You can google the travel and accommodation policy or get her to log on to her employee profile and her handbook will be right there along with the travel and pier diem requirements.
Stick to your guns. If you are both not fully desiring to do this, introducing an additional person into your relationship will be the beginning of the end. If he insists, then you to have a major incompatibility that will rear it's ugly head at some point in the future. It sounds like he is the perfect boyfriend as long as he gets everything he wants. In my opinion, he is showing you who he is. Don't waste any more time and be glad this was exposed.
If you want to have a bit of fun to gauge his reaction prior to telling him it is over, say, “How about a 3-way with another man?” if he says no, he made his point that it is all about his wants. If he says OK and he would allow another man to have sex with you, that is a deal breaker as well. Either way, this is a doomed relationship. End it now.
You have to know what you want. Him or your baby. Don’t choose a man who won’t take responsibility and would automatically think you cheated. I’m not sure this is even a healthy relationship if you can’t have a productive conversation with an adult.
Tell her. You both need to get tested for STDs. And possibly her child.
The comment he makes isn’t a statement about his feelings
Being told as a guy … is extremely hurtful.
If you re-read his comment, he is making a statement directly about how this can make men feel. The feeling they experience is extremely hurt. He is not judging or demanding in any capacity here. Women are justified to express themselves, but words can be hurtful if they're not expressed with tact and care. Two things can be true at the same time.
This is something to seek therapy for
It is not women’s responsibility … It is their responsibility to learn that.
I totally agree with you. As I mentioned in my last comment, this insecurity of men is not an excuse to avoid healthy communication, and it's not a healthy mindset to begin with. I agree with you that therapy could greatly help.
Everyone has insecurities because it's human nature. I have insecurities. You have insecurities. Maybe you're insecure about your appearance, or maybe you're jealous. If you're in a relationship, would you want your partner to scrutinize you for your insecurities, tell you to just get over it, dismiss your feelings, and question your sexuality?
That's not how parters are supposed to treat each other in a relationship, and that's not how you support someone to overcome an insecurity. It requires patience, love, understanding, compassion, reassurance, and some time. It is also possible to express your needs and feelings while also respecting your partner's needs and feelings.
We're all humans. We're not perfect and we all have flaws. We should try treat each other as we'd hope someone would treat us.