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Date: October 15, 2022
Man everyone here is hating on the moustache. Men can't control how their moustache appears. If it's a little thinner and patchy, so what. Let em do it. He's not a pedophile. He's not a creep. He's not a fucking 70's pornstar. Seriously has the same vibes as a guy telling a girl she has to shave her pubic hair. Let the man live. Actually try to like it. He's your husband.
Vasectomies are reversible. You could take responsibility if you want the comfort of birth control without her dealing with the shitty side effects
You sound more like his mother than an equal partner. A mother he doesn’t listen to or give two shits about btw. Sometimes people have sort of core values aligned and yet be incompatible in a relationship. I say sort of because what you have described is abusive and I don’t see a single redeeming quality in this dude that’s worth sticking around for. You sound level headed and lovely, what core value can you have in common with this dude? Autistic or not, he is abusive and an ah to you. Go to manhattan, start living the life you want. This dude is bringing you down little by little.
He doesn’t really pressure me to do drugs like, on a day to day basis. But if I ever express any interest, he seems to insist I do it exactly like he does and gets offended when I don’t?
I think because this is something he has more experience with than me, he believes he’s the expert (which, compared to me, ofc he is) but that also makes him feel that if I don’t listen to him, that means I’m being like, intentionally obtuse? Like, I’m saying his knowledge on the subject is worthless to me.
But he’s also seemingly struggling to accept that my own body metabolizes weed differently than his and my comfortability with weed is less than his. Like why is it so offensive I’m trying to take it slow and find my personal tolerance level?
I wouldn't want my kid to have a sleepover at someone's house for the first time while I am out of town. What if something happens and she needs to leave? What then?
I understand your position, OP. It is a reasonable one.
Now your marriage…this could be a make or break thing. You need to talk about what was said in the argument. Ask him if he actually believes that his opinion trumps yours when it comes to your daughter. Or, was he reacting to you telling him that he was disregarding your daughter's safety? And do apologise for your own statement. It was both unnecessary and untrue. He may simply not have thought of the dangers the way you do.
Also, is it normal for you both to argue and say terrible things to each other or is this the first time? Has a line been crossed here? If so, you probably need some help as a couple. There may be underlying issues not related to your child but that manifest when in disagreement. Talk to him but make sure he is calm and that you are too.
Leave the ex alone. You can reach out to her but if she doesn't want to hear from you, leave her alone.
Why? OP was basically raped, and the girl tried to baby-trap him. He's a victim.
I did not show him I was willing to accept it. It was the beginning of our relationship, we were learning each other and what we would and would not tolerate. So when that happened We were adults and I sat him down and explained to him how I felt how it was not ok and if he would be ok with me doing the same. We both agreed that we were not and he got rid of it
I mean that she isn't manipulating him, she decided that she doesn't want a relationship with him. If she had asked him to wait, then that would be manipulative.
Yes, they flirted, yes, she gave him mixed messages (it takes two to tango, though), but she then made up her mind and told him she wasn't interested in what he was offering.
THe time she needs to herself to figure herself out, and find out who she is as a single person outside of a relationship has nothing to do with him. She might actually meet someone next week and get into a committed ltr relationship with them right out of the bat, for all we know.
(Of course he shouldn't wait)
You’re upset that he didn’t invite you, that’s fair enough but how you go about communicating that is a bit problematic.
He doesn’t have to invite you and I don’t say that to be harsh just as a starting point. You could let him know that you feel left out and that should address that.
Texting him to take some time apart WHILE he is away is the problem, firstly he’s on holiday so he’s not going to care as much. Its something that will bother him and potentially add a negative element to his holiday and that could build resentment.
I would leave things for now, if you hear from him then enjoy the fact that he his happy and deal with the issues when you get back.
I really wanna know what the hell the trauma was that kept her being there for you on such big day but was resolved or healed/made better two days later in SF.
Yeah that is a red flag, but doesn’t mean he’s gay
Exactly. And I would advise anyone faced with appealing a disability determination to consult with an attorney. What the insurers are not required to tell you and what most people do not know is that the evidentiary record closes when the insurer decides your appeal. That means (with some exceptions) no new evidence can be introduced in litigation if you have to sue the insurer. The court will make a decision based on the information before the insurer at the time it made its appeal decision.
Many people get pressured to file an appeal by the insurance company and their appeal is often little more than a letter saying “I disagree, I’m clearly disabled, please reconsider.” The insurer then denies the appeal saying you didn’t provide any new medical evidence. You’re then in court with your short letter against the medical report of a hired gun doctor who supports the insurer’s denial of benefits. In that situation, it’s much harder for an attorney to help you salvage the claim. I frequently have to turn down potential clients in this situation because they’ve effectively destroyed the value of their claim.
I also firmly believe that insurers are more aggressive with claimants who appeal without representation.
TLDR: hire an attorney to help you appeal. You may regret appealing on your own.