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Cumsho [3144 tokens remaining]
Date: December 2, 2022
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Honestly the division of labor is still really working itself out. We're still in the middle of the process of unpacking a 15ft U-Haul into a 2br apartment and we both handle things pretty much evenly except I'm at work 40-50 hours a week and she has to handle most of the mental load at home for now. As far as she lets on i don't think she resents me for it at all, but I'm sure the stress of the move might be a significant factor for her
Parts of America, Canada, the Uk… shes speaking English so I'm assuming she's in one of these places.
Even if she isn't that doesn't kill my point that marriage isn't this one specific thing that you've claimed it to be since it's different everywhere
I asked because I know therapy helped me tremendously when my daughter died. Therapy might not be able to fix it, however it could help her deal with it. Just curious.
I'm just saying that the idea that it's so rare that it couldn't possibly be the case, isn't true. It's quite common and it could be the case. That's all.
You can't force your uncle to care for your grandpa, it sucks, but he clearly doesn't want to take him on, which frankly, I can understand. But you owe yourself to explore options that benefit you, as well as your grandfather. As another commenter has said, speak to your grandfather's doctor and ask for advise on his care. Explore whether there is any assistance from your local authorities that can help (we have social workers specialising in elder care where I come from, thoigh its hot to access their help).
Honestly, I never thought I'd say this, but it sounds like OP isn't in this relationship just for her bf's personality, if you know what I mean
Or at least she appreciates his money a bit too much and straight up uses him to flex about the money she doesn't have. Wth
Thank u. I’m fine now. I just feel sorry for his gf.
Thanks so much. I was reading about the pelvic floor physiotherapy and that sounds like exactly what we need. Looking at it, there's two in our area, so hopefully one is covered by her insurance. I really appreciate the in-depth response, this is basically exactly what I was hoping for when I posted. Her old OB basically disregarded it so she's been unwilling to bring it back up to another, so I wanted to know if there was an intervention that could help before I tried to suggest her trying to bring it up with another one.
I've met plenty of morons who do just that, dating a month and saying ily, move in after 2-3 months , “engaged” in 6, baby on the before the year's out. Usually the type of people who have multiple children with multiple partners and constantly talk about how men/women ain't shit and how they're a real king/queen who can get anyone they want.
If I do, that’s less time to find a job, and find housing. We are moving at the end of the month.
Then it actually might be that you’re so focused on your mental health that you see everything through that lens, which keeps you from being able to let some things go. Do you and your hubs go out and have fun? Do you have friends?
Sounds like he has made the choice and doesn’t want to be the one to end this relationship. Why are you discounting yourself? Certainly you are worthy of being in a relationship with 1 person that wants to be w just you. This relationship is doomed. You are very young. Move on. There are thousands of men you can date that value YOU!