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  1. OPs post and comments history makes it clear SHE is the mom and in a same sex relationship. She’s awful, I agree completely but let’s stop misgendering her.

  2. I can understand something not being your style, but this seems super personal? He had two important dates engraved on a pendant, that were personal and special. How could you want to return something with two very special dates that has something to do with you and your husband? Many many girls would kill for that or tear up. On top of that you got a whole heap of other expensive things, it seems like he was really trying ?

  3. Me too, whilst I don't hate people who watch porn or anything, I believe most porn is misogyny-filled and harmful. I couldn't be with someone who watches it regularly but that's just me. I feel for op.

  4. I mean he's not wrong. Lots of media seem to involve the sexy affair.

    However, it's seems extreme. Getting so upset over it to turn the tv off and it being a punishable crime.

    Yes being cheated on hurts and can fester for a long time but a crime….

  5. Personally, I wouldn't care if my husband went to strip clubs, but I would care if he lied about it. I am sorry your husband is being deceitful to you. Based on those lies alone, I would do my detective work. Get digging!

  6. Thats how it goes unfortunately. Relationships take the front seat & friends usually become back burner friends while things are progressing in new relationships.

  7. The issue is with your uncle!..He is the one choosing and liking young girls!

    You should feel disgusted and call him out on his track records!.

  8. Well, I felt feel like your first mistake. I was messaging him instead of sitting down for a conversation.

    Something else that you might be able to try is clocking your hours. I assume he works 40 hours a week. Treat homemaking like your job. You probably already do that but what I mean by that is clock your hours as well. In the hours that you spend maintaining a home, record it. If you can record what you’re doing as well, then that’s even better. He probably understands work and time management and having to answer to a boss and justify hours spent on projects. If you speak his language, then you’re more likely to get a more productive conversation out of him. I’m not saying you’re wrong and he’s right or vice versa because I really don’t know what the state of your house is on a daily basis, but this might be a valuable negotiation tool, so that both of you can objectively look at the work that is being done.

    Also, from your story, it doesn’t sound like he’s lording his income over you. It feels like he was pointing out the difference in your roles and has the idea that he is fulfilling his obligation, and feels that you aren’t. I’m not saying that he is right or wrong in his impression. I am simply pointing out that I think you may have read into that in a way that he did not intend. I think that goes back to communicating in person instead of text.

  9. Your mom needs to come clean if she wants to reconcile. Lying or keeping her mouth shut about it wouldn't help her case.

  10. There's a few things here, but most importantly, you need to take a step back and be honest about exactly how you feel and what you want. The reason I needed to stay this is because you said you're no longer in love with him and want to break up which would logically be taken as a statement of absolute fact. But you later say that you want to tell him that if he doesn't get his shit together by the end of the lease, you're ending things.

    So which is it? I apologize if I'm coming off as mean here as I promise you that's genuinely not my intention. But have you absolutely decided you're done already, or are you willing to give it a shot and then make a decision based on what you ask of him?

    Being upset about getting no help is absolutely reasonable. I know you have issues with verbal communication, but therein lies a big reason this problem exists. In saying that, he logically should be helping out without needing you to voice these concerns. The reality is he's not. We'd love to believe it's not out of malice, so the next step would be to voice said concerns. I'm assuming you've never done that.

    Accordingly, you just sat around and festered with anger for half a year hoping he'd just change. Again, we'd all logically believe he should on his own. But at some point, you need to make decisions based on the facts you've been consistently shown. You should have brought it up. Maybe it would have been all for nothing. Or maybe things would have changed and you wouldn't be here. When you're making relationship decisions, you need to know all the relevant facts.

    He doesn't pay enough attention to you during sex. Fair enough. Might also not be out of malice. Have you discussed it in general? We have to assume you didn't. So again, you just get angrier and angrier.

    Let's quickly address your friends. They're fundamentally wrong in terms of their general argument. Absolutely never make relationship decisions based on potential; people can always potentially be exactly what you want them to be. Make them based on what you know. In your case, it's unique, because you know things aren't good, but you've also never discussed it.

    So now you're writing a note. That's all well and good, but a big part of the reason you're here is because of that personal issue of yours. Even if you couldn't verbalize your concerns, you could have written out your concerns over the last six months. To then get back to your ultimatum, again, is that what you want?

    Now, how should you break up with him? If you're absolutely done, just verbalize it right now. Makes no sense to delay the inevitable. If, however, it's contingent on your conditions, then do it if those conditions aren't met. I wouldn't let the lease end date influence it even if it adds complications. Good luck.

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