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Date: October 3, 2022
Thank you for sharing your story. It helps to hear about how things might have felt for her. When she got her teaching job it was a last minute change, as she was originally hired to be a teachers assistant. She basically had only two weeks to prepare lessons, decorate her classroom, and create her curriculum, so I know she was feeling very overwhelmed and stressed at the time. She's doing a great job and I'm proud of how she was able to throw herself into her first year of teaching given how little time she had to adjust to the demands of the workload. I don't think I would have been able to handle it as well as she did. I'm sure if I'd been bad at the job, it would have only caused her more stress and that's probably why she was so against considering me. Working with family can go very badly, so I can for sure understand where she was coming from. Her concerns were valid and not unfounded. I do wish she could acknowledge that I might have done well, though. And there's probably some level of jealousy that's also made it nude for me to move past everything. She's always been the more “perfect” one that is consistent and reliable. Whereas I sometimes struggle to even want to live. I've always wished I could be more like her (I'm gagging writing this bc I'd never on-line it down if she ever knew I said it lmao).
Why do you want to subject children to this? Seems selfish.
It sounds very sketchy.
Why can't she get her own room? Something is up. It has to be her choice to share the room. Certainly there was an option where she had her own room and she chose not to take it?
In a month old relationship? Nah. Maybe OP is afraid lomg-time friend will point out how bat-shit insecure she is.
Family pushback is a powerful destructive force that few relationships can withstand. It's a long game, for which I will give you strategy and tactics. But while they improve your odds, they don't guarantee success.
On defense, BF must be unshakably patient, polite and courteous in the face of the worst insults Dad (and anyone else who takes his side) can dish out. “I understand why you feel that way” is about the sharpest retort this game allows.
You're lucky Dad was so tactless. The attack usually does not use such offensive speech. Usually its microaggressions – sharp questions and edgy jokes, which you're supposed to think are just playful banter, while BF is supposed to recognize these insults for what they are, and lose his composure. Warn BF, and watch out for these sneak attacks, especially when other family members are present. When it's just Dad and BF, you can expect more of what you heard.
On offense, go to family members (and others) whose objections to BF are soft-to-nonexistent, and actively cultivate their goodwill. In your talks with them, do not go negative on Dad. In this game, sadness is allowed; frustration and anger gonna backfire. Dad is going to shop his contempt for your BF around anyway, so they'll know. And if you can starve Dad of the support he's counting on, it will take a lot of the starch out of his collar, and time will do the rest.
If he disowns you, keep this campaign going long afterward. If he cuts off contact, find an intermediary, someone Dad treats with respect, to exchange news and greetings, and filter out emotional content. Patience, OP, and Courage! Best wishes.