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And if she stays with him gf is giving up her dream of buying a house one day. No one is suggesting OP doesn’t have a great life, he does. But what’s he willing to give up if gf gives up her dream? These two don’t want the same life and gf should move on. OP can find a part time apartment dweller to have a life with.

She’s for the streets. Don’t make kids with her. She loves you for the stability you provide. The money. The house. The plans. The goals. But she would love to be in the streets to party and sleep around. However, she knows she needs someone to support her. Try counseling. But honestly she’s cheated/is cheating on you. I don’t do cheaters. Divorce her lying butt!

any time anyone on reddit has a conflict with a significant other you POS automatically tell them to break up.

it's all the same shit advice most likely from the same POS.

I (27m) had a situation similar to this arise with my partner (29f) of four years, though what they wanted to explore was polyamory. I said no, I'm not comfortable with that. I know precisely what I want: stable, long-term, monogamous partnership. Marriage, kids. They were initially upset because I said that polyamory would never be possible with me, and we would break up if it came to that. If they want to explore it, cool, that's fine by me, but it's unreasonable to ask me to enter a relationship type I don't want to be in to give them a chance to explore. Ultimately they conceded the point and said what we have is worth sacrificing the possibility of that exploration. If that changes, I'll end things, but for now it's stable and I'm good with where I'm at.

I think you're making the right choice with this divorce. It sucks, and I'm sorry for your pain, but you're doing the right thing. Your wife isn't acknowledging your feelings or boundaries and is straight up walking over your individuality. If she wants to explore, cool, but if you don't want that in your marriage then that's her journey to undertake alone.