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Date: October 19, 2022
Honestly just sounds like he's not especially good at conveying what he's thinking/feeling into words. At face value I understand what you mean. I also have quiet BPD so I'm inwardly very very hot on myself and always questioning my value/worth so I may have initially taken it that way too. But I really feel like he means he's had a naked time letting others in so he's self sabotaged in relationships by putting up walls and pushing people away. But that didn't deter you, so your commitment to learning about him, breaking down those walls, etc. really captivated him. You may have done a lot of emotional work others weren't willing to and sounds like you may have encouraged him to do the same.
I'm only an outsider though so I recommend taking a moment to yourself to remind yourself of your worth with or without his input. Then calmly and casually ask if he can elaborate. Did he feel that others gave up on him easily? Did he feel you were trying much harder when he wasn't being the easiest to let others in? It's likely just a miscommunication and you'll feel better. If for some reason he really feels as he said, then I understand being hurt, but remember that he doesn't decide your value as a person. You can decide what to talk about or do from there.
I wish you well!
No, we don't want to have kids. Not sure if it was my writing issue but I meant that I don't want his last name, NOR kids, NOR sharing assets
That is why you date virgins. No real way of dealing with it, unless you like sharing your wife.
Excuse me, but is he sane? He payed for this, because you wanted to have it, but he never gave you a chance to use it. In fact,he did everything to ensure that you won't have this spot. There were options like not buying, offering you to buy it yourself… But no, he decided to buy himself to “control” this parking. As for me it sounds miserable: an adult persy trying to control a piece of paper and a rectangle of concrete. And this part about “asking”. Feels like he just wants to show you your place, to show who is the boss. Very questionable behavior.
Grieve the loss of your relationship and then use this opportunity to grow. Pick up hobbies. Meet people. Date. Like a lot of people have said, your 20s are times of growth and relationships that started before you were a fully formed person don't always last because you grow in different directions. There's also the feeling some get of missing out on experiences. Yea, it sucks, but having your first heartbreak is normal, and it probably won't be your last. Remember the good parts of the relationship, learn from the bad, and take this opportunity to expand your world.
Get screenshots of the cheating, consult a divorce attorney, line your ducks up, and when she's served let her know you know. This absolutely sucks, but she's shown you she has zero respect for you or the relationship you have together. No amount of loving her can change what's been done or wipe your memory.