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THAT and all of it.
OP sounds like being all about himself.
She seems to feel pushed back/ not prioritized.
Neither mean right/ correct.
I have dogs and cats. My dogs are not cat aggressive. The dogs have lived with cats for over a decade.
When I leave the house the dogs get put into their crates. No matter how much you trust a dog, at the end of the day it is still a predator and all it takes is one time for the cat to get spooked and take off and the dog's prey instinct kicks in. I've heard way too many stories of people coming home to find out the dog ate the cat.
The dogs have been crate trained since day one. They like their crates. It's their safe space.
Do with that information what you will.
Personally I think the pictures are too far Maybe him holding her or a pic of them and the kid etc but kissing? That’s a bit far. They’re over, I would say that even if you were not in the picture. They broke up, the person that passed away was through with him on that level.
BUT
Y’all have been together for 4 months. You say you’re a current partner but you’re really more someone he’s dating. Of course families haven’t met at look, it’s the era of social media but not all people are about it and at 4 months that’s fair (this is all stuff you will one day get when you’ve been with someone since the ass crack of time)
He was on again, off again with her for 2 years which is fishy to me. I wouldn’t tough that with a 10 foot pole to start with. Not until off again was total disconnection for a very long time.
Do you say something? Hmmm that could very well end your relationship and you gotta know that. That’s why you’re here. Turbulent relationships are not good but usually do involve a strong weird codependency in a way. There’s a reason they kept going back for more. They wanted it. She’s dead now and she will likely win if you speak out.
Should you accept this behaviour? No no you shouldn’t but it won’t go well. Now is not the time to bring up your insecurities even if they’re extremely valid. He’s grieving, he will be angry. He won’t care.
Personally, at 4 months? I would end it. He’s clearly not made any attempts to make you feel secure and it will be years and years of him grieving for his ex, a connection he will then use to further avoid being close and open with you. At 4 months you’re not going to be as heart broken as you will in 2 years.
40 other men in a 2-year period?
How many is that per month?
I'd be looking for something with less mileage if a long-term relationship is your goal. If you're just #41, before #42 shows up, then just enjoy the ride.
You can get graph paper and draw your room on it to scale, then cut out pieces that are the scale size of your furniture. Then you can arrange the cut outs in the paper room. This will help you eliminate arrangements that aren’t going to work. Then you only have to rearrange the room a couple of times.
Just tell her your sorry you already have plans.
True but with the lack of responses who knows.
You don't know the situation regarding the first proposal and should reserve judgment.
Speaking as someone whose “proposal” was essentially just “do you want it now” and getting tossed the ring box while chopping onions for dinner…I think it's an amazing gesture and shows how much he cares about his partner to listen to her feelings and follow through with improving the situation.