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People sometimes, in the heat of the moment, say things they don't mean. If she doesn't settle down in a few days, you may need to disappoint her even more.
This is not a popular answer, but I was raised with a mom like you. I love you, I want to be your friend, but you have to take care of your mental health. You need therapy at best. If you don't take care of you, you will not have a relationship with your children. My mother (biological) refused several times to get help. She always insisted it was everyone else. Still does to this day, and acts surprised that no one wants her to be around. Please get help, help yourself first, then you can build a relationship with your kids.
I hope you're OK. That must have been so terrifying and traumatic for you. This sounds like a “her” problem and I don't think it's your responsibility to deal with it. If she needs to leave you to deal with her issues, then let her… but she has to actually deal with them, not stay with you and make you constantly jump through hoops to convince her that you're not an abuser.
Holy cow
Not sure why you think they should have consulted you. That’s…odd. ?♀️
Just move along and do your thing.
Nope lucky you didn’t have a kid because with shit like this I couldn’t trust it and I’d be outta there fast af
Her best friend single? Seems like a stand up gal to get to know lol
Top 3 answers on the board of Family Feud.
The difference is that most people have been cheated on at least once or twice in their life and only a tiny fraction of people actually have PTSD from witnessing actual war crimes. Its just one of those things that normal adults have to be able to deal with and move on from it.
I've been cheated on, but I don't bring that baggage into new relationships and if I do I should be sorting that out through therapy before I get into a new relationship.
well… Let us know what it was!
Other than that, all I can say is: hang in there.
Well my dude, if you don't want to tell anyone then you have no choice but to trust her. I understand not wanting to potentially break up a family, I was in that dilemma and I did end up splitting from my daughters mom but for a different reason. Besides the fact she's doing Coke when she just had a baby (need to get your daughter checked out now if she's breastfeeding), she lied to you for 6 months about it while she was paying for her Coke habit and you three are struggling. THAT is a major red flag that would have me leaning more towards it won't work.
You need to set hot deadlines: a tike that she needs to have a new job, actually watch her tell all her coworkers that she is done and to not respond and then block on top of possibly rehab if she can't ween herself off it. It has to be done, you're going to look like the bad guy, but don't let her threaten you with the child, you have strong evidence of her using, it would not look good at all in courts eyes to show a judge that.
If she isn't responding that means she doesn't want to reconnect. Leave them alone
You need to address your CURRENT relationship and either fix or end that. This coworker of yours hasn’t signed on to be your new love interest, nor have they signed on to be your proxy romantic fantasy just because your current situation isn’t fulfilling you. People tend to get into a slump around the 8-10 year mark a lot of the time, so what you’re feeling is not all that unusual, but unless your husband has been bad to you, he has at least earned you seeing clearly that he’s there, and this fantasy future life you concocted with your work friend doesn’t exist.
Do not comfort her. She should be comforting and reassuring you right now. You didn't cheat, she did. You didn't call your marriage into question, she did.
This is not you being homophobic or unsupportive about her sexuality. This is not you being mean about her wanting to spice things up. This is you have a very normal reaction to being cheated on by your spouse.
She should be groveling right now and proving to you that she's still worth trusting and spending the rest of your life with. This whole thing was so incredibly manipulative, from bringing it up the first time in the middle of foreplay to refusing to see it as cheating when she knows damn well if Ashley were Adam there would be no gray area. She has a lot of work to do, on herself and for her marriage.
block him
She has to live with herself though.
Not all men look at a girl and wonder what material their panties are made of. Only horny teenagers and people who dont get any.
1- get your own place. Allow them to live with you subject to your rules (and rent).
2- my mother worked to put 3 of us through college. She consistently declined my offer to help my younger brother.
Her response to all of us was: pay her back by doing as well for her future grand kids. In other words, play it forward to the next generation.
He needs therapy. You’re not a therapist
I wouldn't drag someone on a review that will make the experience less enjoyable for you. That's not fair to those paying for your travel.
A review should be fair and honest, not tainted by a bad travel companion.
I'm 45 and I get why you're having this debate. This feels like a generous gift give someone that never reciprocates. That said, if your review will be enhanced by having a second person to do couples things with? Then maybe do ask her with the stipulation she do those things so you can review them.
While it's a fun vacation, it's also work. Don't cut your nose off to spite your face. If having a second person would help and she's all you got? Invite her and use her shamelessly to help your career.