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Date: October 29, 2022
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Why was it denied? Which one did you apply for?
I’ve been in your situation before. I knew that my ex was cheating on me, he gave me infections couple of times, I was extremely unhappy with him but I still stayed and kept going for almost 10 years of being in a very toxic relationship. Untill one day I had enough and decided to end it for good. I’m not going to sugar coat it for you, it’s naked, being alone and crying almost daily, but it does get easier, you find your self, you start loving your self and really getting to know your self.
When you are single and away from toxicity you realise how much you allowed people to hurt you and you start to feel bad for letting them treat you the way they did.
Please break up with him. Don’t look back. Focus on you, life is just too short to waste time on toxic people.
All you can do is talk it out with her and see how you both feel. There is no right or wrong here.
You didn’t have a flare up in 2 days of exposure.
He is not oblivious. He is a bad person and lacks empathy. He sees you as a sex doll.
It is, but that doesn't mean society as a whole would shame you for leaving an abusive woman.
I'm sorry you were brought up to believe that, but it's never too late to unlearn some ideas.
If you have a dog who bites everyone but you it will … eventually … bite you. Why are you surprised?
It was sorry. It was meant to read like would she ask that to herself.
Tell her to go fuck herself. Lol
How… how many times are you going to uproot and disrupt your life and your child's for a selfish and impulsive SO? How much debt are you willing to go into to accommodate their unwillingness to be an adult, a partner, and a parent? Your spouse has a lot of issues, and is emotionally abusive on top of it all.
Listen man, lying is fun. She gets that, I get that. However lying like that has no place in a relationship. You need to break it off with her because now that she's been caught you'll never hear a story without second guessing If it's really the truth. She'll know this too when you confront her, and as an ex big time liar I know that she's gonna freak the fuck out in an attempt to remain in control. She may make you feel like you have some sort of responsibility to help her overcome her past shit with her dad. Don't ever fall for that. Liars lie because it's a form of taking control. Once the charade is pulled back to reveal the truth, it's gonna make her feel like her whole world is destabilizing and she's gonna react poorly on it. Just get out man, you're her bf not her life therapist. I'm the kind of man who likes playing into these games but when it comes to people like me and her, get the fuck away and quick. You literally have no idea what she will tell people.
Forgot to add the /s.
Yes please you should. You shouldn’t want to get back with him. The fact he dated a 13yr old someone who literally just started puberty. Please please go to therapy and don’t ever contact this guy again he is a pedophile.
I think the fact you're unsure means you should wait. There is absolutely no rush for you to do anything now (or at any time)
As pointed out by another comment, please don't take advice from the 15 year old. They are at a different life stage to you, so while they may mean well it might not be the best advice
If you're unsure, just say no!
He wants you to give up your career to take an unpaid job taking care of you, and then leave you in the lurch if anything happens to the marriage. Tell him that he needs to either be the one to take time off work to raise the kids (as his future would not be impacted as he has lots of assets to fall back on) or he gives you a salary 100% equal to what you were earning when you worked (with pay increases that you would have received.) I would be worried about the situation not only in case of divorce but, honestly, someone who cannot see why this is problematic (stay at home wife, complete separation of assets earned during marriage) is also very likely to use money to control you (after all you won't have your income to rely on.)
You bother were super young when you started dating her especially. Then you moved in together when she was barely 18. Neither of you ahve really taken advantage of being young and exploring yourself and the world around you because you started playing house. There are so many post like this on here and i myself got with my first ex at 18 and married at 21. I really regret having done that. Not because i wanted to party and get drunk and sleep around. But at that age you sont understand how important it is to actually develop ad an adult and mature and figure out who you are without being influenced by a serious partner. Because it will influence you. I was very mature in many ways at 18/19 but not when it came to relationships. Then I rebounded after my first divorced instead of taking the opportunity to find myself then. It took until my mid 40s and two divorces to finally take the time to figure out who i am.
Your gf likely is feeling the itch to explore and feels like she is missing out. Which honestly she is. Which is probably contributing to her depression and she probably was afraid to actually talk to you about it and leave you because probably afraid of being alone as she has never been on her own. Not the right way to go about it but again she's young and doesn't know anything other than you and her.
Let her go. Trust is broken and it will be very naked to get that back. The fact she had her ex come over right away shows she isn't really sorry. 6 years is a drop in the bucket compared to a lifetime so don't feel like you should stay because you've been together for 6 years. And I think the vast majority of people who want to give their SO a second chance end up realizing down the road that they just cannot get past it.
It shouldn't be tit for tat. Just because he does a thing doesn't give me carte blanche to do it. I want to make sure I'M behaving with respect and maturity, regardless of what he does.
I mean, you could look up the revenge porn laws in your area and give him a nice reminder of the possible consequences before you cut off contact. In the future just remember, never take nudes unless you are mentally prepared for the whole world to see.
Y’all too immature to be in a serious relationship. This is toxic. Fix it or break up
My son is the spitting image of my brother in law and my daughter her aunty. The math doesn’t math on either of them being the parent, genetics are crazy like that.
Even if you’re not actually sure HE wants that? You just want it to happen regardless?
NTA – Your husband's totally suspicious and creepy insistence on knowing your client's technical data probably would not sit well at all with your client. If you were a nurse, would he demand you violate HIPAA as well? If you were a lawyer, would he demand that you violate lawyer-client confidentiality?
He has no right to the information he's demanding, and his demands are suspicious. That information is property of your client, that he has no right to. The only reason you have your access to it is as a function of your job, and your rights to that information and dissemination of that information are limited by your contract, and nowhere in your contract is there a right to share that information with your husband to satisfy his curiosity…or help him in his position at his related job with a competing firm. Or anywhere in-between.
Your husband lacks a moral compass.
Just ask her…
Haha fair I didn’t mean that in a rude way towards you
There is no rush for kids imo. Enjoy married life before kids. Giving up the dog would be pretty traumatic for your wife and the dog.
You can either by his martyr, or you can be happy. He’s the asshole in the scenario.
Ok, that is beyond paranoid. Time to break up.
Bruh.
I have a job, he doesn't want me to expand business because he is threatened by other males. Also, I've had several good job offers, but responsible with the kids imposes with the hours. If have to work min wage from what I've found
Either 1: Communicate the boundary to him OR;
Cut him off and ghost him
First off, she’s being pretty over dramatic about talking to people over the fuckin radio. Second off, you sound like a massive cunt
That’s really dramatic. I don’t like the enabling-of-the-asshole as much as the next guy. But plenty of people have awful family members and it doesn’t make a “shitshow” of their entire life and marriage. Holidays might be a nightmare but settle down, dang!
Why are you marrying someone who would not stand up to their brother at your wedding?
The professor is the person you are marrying, not BIL.
BIL is going to continue with the jokes and even play practical jokes on your future events, holidays, everything.
I asked my fiancee if we could refuse him entry if he showed up in a literal clown outfit, and she was uncomfortable with that idea
The last resort is not talking to photographers, it's canceling the fucking wedding.
Sorry, but I would never marry someone who didn't set up reasonable boundaries with their family. Not showing up in a clown suit at your wedding is a reasonable boundary.
Is her brother the golden child and is she is some type of fog in which she thinks she has to treat him like he is a god or something?
Fair, maybe not coworkers but what about others? Yes I’d say my neighbours know about my family siblings etc. and here’s the thing – people are not gonna come up to OP and shame him or something, what they’ll do is slow fade. Because all of us do that when faced with awkward situations that have nothing to do with us – we avoid them (in this case OP).