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This isn't something that can be fixed. It's just who you two are. And frankly as relationships progress there tends to be less sex.
So either accept it or don't. She has shown you who she is. If you are ok with this for the rest of your life, go for it. Lots of people would be totally ok with it. I wouldn't. Call me shallow, but physical intimacy is super important to me. She should probably find someone who is satisfied with less sex. They are out there. And it's awesome.
It’s not your fault for being nosy, and none of us can know his intentions about lying. If you’ve found his lies tend to be about his past romantic partners, then I think the safe assumption is that he’s lying to protect your feelings or his standing in the relationship.
It’s a young person thing to do. In his mind, he’s probably doing the “right” or “noble” thing, or at least he’s convinced himself it is.
I’d confront him on it, but not in an accusatory way. Just open up a dialog in a safe, calm, non-defensive and non-accusatory way. Tell him you understand he thought he was doing the right thing, but it hurt you and you’d prefer he be honest, even if that means he may hurt your feelings.
I hope this is not gonna be a thing where people are asking for advice when their SO tranned out. Leave them and move on with your life. Shit is not the same. At all.
LOL, this has to be a troll. But I kind of agree with you. I don't think the baby was his. A woman wouldn't wait two months and not tell her husband that she's pregnant. I'm not sure she even miscarried. She probably got an abortion when the baby's actual father said he wanted nothing to do with it.
47F. I worked the whole marriage and earn more than him. This isn’t just about the money for OP. Her husband is living in the 1950s. She’ll get a job and he will not do half of the household work and will want his cake and eat it too. I’ve Been there, done that. (I divorced him a year ago).