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  1. Does she not have the ability to ignore them or just have a casual conversation or tell them she's not interested?

  2. He doesn’t ask for things. He pays when we go out generally. I dont ask him to pay the majority of the mortgage because i own the house myself.

  3. Just an update. So we talked over her work situation and I gave her some space to herself. She seemed much better this week. I do find it very hot to cope with the random outbursts sometimes. I do understand its just her not managing or being frustrated. I guess I take it personally sometimes.

  4. People wanting open relationships just because their partner boosted their ego and confidence, are pathetic. I had an ex like that at age 22. Wanted a break because being with me boosted his self esteem somehow so he felt confident enough to explore his options.

    Needless the say he came crawling and crying back 2 weeks later after failing. I rejected him. Breaks to me are a break up. He was crying on his knees but I enjoyed him. He was a typical “nice guy”, fucking hate those.

  5. Yep, I agree 100%, OP would be much better without hung up on the ex boyfriend. I would ditch him like yesterday

  6. Just wanted to respond to the texting element – I have had two different therapists within the last 5 years. The first one organised her appointments with me via WhatsApp, and made it clear I could contact her at any time etc. She would often add on a little line, such as, 'I hope you had a nice time out walking with your dad' – as that's something I would speak about fondly in sessions. And I always appreciated that little personal touch. It made me feel like less of a number or source of income for her. My second therapist organised our sessions purely by emails, and she would also add on a 'Hope you've been having a good week, I look forward to seeing you at our next session'. Again, I appreciated this small gesture.

    Just sharing the above so that you relax about that element of it all – I think it'll be different from therapist to therapist but I have had a couple of individuals who have added a wee personal touch in their communications with me (I'm a woman btw) and it's been appreciated from my side.

  7. My proposal was on a hike in one of my favorite places. I took a lizard nap on a sunny rock next to a waterfall after eating a Jersey Mikes sandwich. He woke me up to look at some bugs in the water and then proposed. It was perfect for me. Hiking, sandwiches, naps, bugs. All of my favorite things. If I had the proposal you got, even though it sounds like there was effort, I’d be very confused. It would just feel very impersonal.

    I would ask them to tell you the story of how they decided to propose the way they did, out of curiosity, not criticism. If they don’t say because “xyz made me think of you”, “I know how much you like”, or something along those lines, then you can go a little further and say something like “I’m so happy that we’re getting married, but it feels like my wants weren’t considered in the way that you proposed.”

  8. He may have been morbidly obese and lost a lot of weight requiring excess skin to be removed, leaving scars and he is very self conscious about it. It may be from something tragic from his past. In the long run, he isn't ready to talk about it, so you need to leave it alone. It isn't like he has an upside down cross or German WWII cross tattooed on his chest. Let him open up over time. If the “secrecy” becomes too much, maybe you should just walk away instead of upsetting him.

  9. I think you get to decide how you dress, especially in your own home.

    Think about how far you want to let this go. Do you really want a man to tell you how you can and cannot dress? What's next?–choosing which friends you can talk with? Where you can go? What you can eat?

  10. I would never forgive you either. There’s no way a grown man doesn’t know better than to say something so incredibly awful to mourning parents.

    You’re a horrible person

  11. If your GF can’t comprehend how something like this is completely reasonable, what else is she absolutely off her rocker about?

    Honestly, this is a huge red flag. I would seriously consider getting out of the relationship. Her judgment is messed up at a level that will only lead to more problems down the road, and it’s not your job to fix her.

  12. In pregnancy, a woman's body is flooded with powerful hormones that make her feel funny and act funny. It's perplexing and frustrating to try to make sense of her changes. The best thing you can do is accept how she is now and support her. If she asks for distance, give it!

    Pregnancy is a stress on a woman, make no doubt about it. Most women feel better in a secure, permanent relationship where their needs are all met, so that's why it's preferable to have a baby after marriage.

    You can prove your maturity by staying calm and kind when around her. Resume the talks about a future relationship – if she is willing. Let her know you will be there for her. Go to at least some of her doctor appointments and birth training (Lamaze classes, etc.). Be respectful to her parents. Bring her small gifts.

    If you proceed like this, I think it will enhance your chances of having a happy life, happy children, and an intact relationship. Good luck.

  13. I wish I had that kinda confidence to just go through with things without looking for validation, your BF sounds super sweet! Thanks for your comment ?

  14. I suggest you look at the pros of each school. Does the one by you offer better educational opportunities? That is something most courts should take into consideration

    Beyond that you could just commute but it would suck for the kid too.

  15. “for the first time” should be “for the last time”. Break up and put distance. I am a firm believer that people can change and no one is beyond redemption. But it is not your quest to redeem him, and staying with him can only endanger you. This is a person with a twisted view of the world and little to no empathy. If an argument over something immaterial to your lives at that point ended with you being punched down, it terrifies me to think what he will do to you when something graver comes along. Please don’t become another statistic.

  16. Wasn’t there another option besides her parents house? Dates? Your place? You coming over lead to her going to the police about dad’s anger. Obviously it’s not the place to get together. If she chose to break up with you because you didn’t want a repeat of what happened, then she’s got work to do. It’s unrealistic to think that you would continue to come to hers when it leads to police level problems.

  17. Are you ready to have a kid with this guy? If someone messed with your birth control, or if you were sexually assaulted and got pregnant, you know he's going to make your life hell, right?

    He's not pro-choice, he's forced birth.

  18. Ok. So if your wife has a male friend that she’s so close to she knows that his sex life is non existent, she knows they have marriage problems, he’s confided in her intimate details of their marriage etc. Then he cheats because of a sexless marriage & he tells her details of everything and turns to your wife for support.

    You can’t tell me this wouldn’t bother you and that you wouldn’t be uncomfortable w their friendship going forward knowing that friend doesn’t value a marriage. You’d be ok w her taking w him on the phone or going to meet him to talk.

    You’d be 100% ok w all that and not feel uncomfortable or threatened whatsoever by this now single male friend who confides in your wife?

    Don’t say you’d be fine just to save this post. Be completely honest w your answer.

    Any spouse would be uncomfortable with this friendship now and going forward.

  19. Lol. Ok then. Never said it wasn't. Was trying to get at why his answer might not have been super clear about if he's interested…

  20. I get that, but while her insecurities, opinions, and feelings should be considered, they do not give her the right to veto your hobbies.

  21. yeah, I was in the middle of typing my comment but wanted to see what others had said first. I'm going to nope out of this. completely disgusting relationship.

  22. Even if he doesn't want a kid, he deserves to help make that decision together. I wouldn't want the girl I love to go through that alone and I wouldn't want that choice taken away from me. Just talk to him.

  23. Or you could, you know, deal with it like an adult. Not sure what part of your brain thought that might be a good idea.

  24. To be honest, it's not a good idea to be on a mortgage with someone when you've only been with them for 9 months. I can see both sides here a bit. You need to voice how this makes you feel to him – ask him what the future looks like if your relationship progresses. Is he gonna be willing to remortgage and put your name on it after? Do you even want to rent from him? Bad idea imo

  25. is he autistic or neurodivergent at all? a lot of autistic people have problems making friends and keeping them, but they can’t seem to figure out why. there are even studies done that show people inherently exclude autistic people because they find them “off putting”

    another thought would be maybe he’s more effeminate? most of the people you mention not liking him happen to be cishet type men, is this true?

    just some thoughts. obviously without knowing him, it could be anything

  26. if you want to play it really safe, ask your friend in confidence something like 'what do you think about amy? i think she's cute im interested.' he might have some insider knowledge since he has a longer friendship with her

    if you want to be riskier just ask her, she sounds like shes interested

  27. Does she even know that you don’t want to travel and aren’t happy? Why doesn’t she know of your financial situation?

    It’s unfair to expect her to realise you don’t want to travel when you can’t tell her this. She’s your SO, why can’t you talk to her?

    It sounds like you’re creating unnecessary problems for yourself by not communicating

  28. Just keep your last names. Changing your name as an adult is a pain in the ass – gotta fix bank accounts, bills, passports, etc.

    It's a solid 6mos of jacking around filling out forms for nothing.

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  30. First, anxiety attacks have no rhyme or reason to them. Typically a person has to have an anxiety disorder to have one. And it is an assortment of multiple stressors. And OP is in a very stressful life circumstance at the moment: (1) solely responsible for the financial well-being of his family, and (2) a new child at home.

    Second, there is no justification for lying to a spouse. Ever. My wife and I have had some really very hot conversations, but once you start lying, there is no trust. And once trust is gone, it is impossible to have a healthy marriage.

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