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Actions speak louder than words, you've already apologized so no other words are going to make it better.
You want to start showing you want his trust back (although i will say he's being a bit dramatic by saying you broke his trust when I would classify it as more you hurt his ego), thenbdelete your friend. Which I do hope you see, the first sign of trouble in your relationship that “friend” took his shot at you, you do see that right? Deleting him as a friend shows you care more for your bf than your friend. It also means don't talk to said friend for a bit. If you want to regain his trust, again you need to show it, not say it. That friend is the cause, so you need to remove yourself from that cause as much as you can.
people who say they don't “need” or “want” something specific for Christmas are probably because it's OK to get something non-specific. on the other hand, if he gets upset about not getting something he had in mind, then that's on him.
Well, look at me making myself downvote fodder. Again.
Anyway I saw a video of an island funeral where the grieving dance and stomp and shout as a family together. Looks more productive than the western model of weeping into a tissue.
Here you have all this negative energy that you just want to let go of in some sort of positive way and you and J took it out on each other in the bedroom. Complicated? Sure? Unhealthy? Ehhhhh… grey area.
I would like to remind you the vows are til death do us part. You having sex with any single woman is not in any sense a betrayal of your deceased wife.
As for sweeping this under the rug I think you should have a longer talk with J. I think you owe it to yourselves to get on with “uh what just happened and what does it mean for the future.”
2 days ago, I was on the receiving end of this with the psycho ex of my male friend of 20+ years who believed there was more to our friendship than just friendship. She's delusional; we are like brother and sister and I'm married with a kid. I can tell you categorically that her targeting me and blaming me for the issues in their relationship has led to the demise of the relationship and any relationship she had with his wonderful family and our friendship group. She has alienated herself, as you will too if you confront her. This absolutely won't fix anything. If she was flirting with your ex, then she knew exactly what she was doing and didn't give a shit. Speaking to her will change nothing other than how desperate you look.
1.) For women to be cheated on by their husbands during pregnancy. It's one of the reasons many countries integrate STI/STDs tests into other pregnancy tests as undetected STI/STD can harm or even kill mother & baby.
2.) For men to leave their wives/long term partners if they are given a serious health diagnosis.
You're aware your husband is cheating on you. Why else does he leave his phone at the hotel room? Why else is he sending dick pics to women, including your younger sister? Come on now, you know what's going on. It's just up to you what you're going to do about it.
It's going okay for the most part. We definitely have a golden period afterwards. We talk about everything going on and discuss the ways we can fix it and he does it for maybe a day and then we go back to normal. He always says he forgets and says it's his undiagnosed ADHD or something else (he just lost a close family member in mid January) so it gets frustrating. I think he's kinda turned away from it because all of our discussions dig into him and he doesn't seem to have much to discuss about me.
Thank you for responding. I don’t know if I want this to be a hill I die on, I love him and he makes me happy in almost every way but this one. But I suppose I should be able to trust him to respect my boundaries. And how mad he is getting at me right now is worrying. It would be better if he would take some responsibility, instead of shifting the blame to me.
Actions speak louder than words, you've already apologized so no other words are going to make it better.
You want to start showing you want his trust back (although i will say he's being a bit dramatic by saying you broke his trust when I would classify it as more you hurt his ego), thenbdelete your friend. Which I do hope you see, the first sign of trouble in your relationship that “friend” took his shot at you, you do see that right? Deleting him as a friend shows you care more for your bf than your friend. It also means don't talk to said friend for a bit. If you want to regain his trust, again you need to show it, not say it. That friend is the cause, so you need to remove yourself from that cause as much as you can.
get him something generic and useful/cool.
people who say they don't “need” or “want” something specific for Christmas are probably because it's OK to get something non-specific. on the other hand, if he gets upset about not getting something he had in mind, then that's on him.
Well, look at me making myself downvote fodder. Again.
Anyway I saw a video of an island funeral where the grieving dance and stomp and shout as a family together. Looks more productive than the western model of weeping into a tissue.
Here you have all this negative energy that you just want to let go of in some sort of positive way and you and J took it out on each other in the bedroom. Complicated? Sure? Unhealthy? Ehhhhh… grey area.
I would like to remind you the vows are til death do us part. You having sex with any single woman is not in any sense a betrayal of your deceased wife.
As for sweeping this under the rug I think you should have a longer talk with J. I think you owe it to yourselves to get on with “uh what just happened and what does it mean for the future.”
2 days ago, I was on the receiving end of this with the psycho ex of my male friend of 20+ years who believed there was more to our friendship than just friendship. She's delusional; we are like brother and sister and I'm married with a kid. I can tell you categorically that her targeting me and blaming me for the issues in their relationship has led to the demise of the relationship and any relationship she had with his wonderful family and our friendship group. She has alienated herself, as you will too if you confront her. This absolutely won't fix anything. If she was flirting with your ex, then she knew exactly what she was doing and didn't give a shit. Speaking to her will change nothing other than how desperate you look.
Avoid dating having a situationship men that are old enough to be my father and immature enough to be my baby brother.
Better?
A couple of things medical staff prepare for.
1.) For women to be cheated on by their husbands during pregnancy. It's one of the reasons many countries integrate STI/STDs tests into other pregnancy tests as undetected STI/STD can harm or even kill mother & baby.
2.) For men to leave their wives/long term partners if they are given a serious health diagnosis.
You're aware your husband is cheating on you. Why else does he leave his phone at the hotel room? Why else is he sending dick pics to women, including your younger sister? Come on now, you know what's going on. It's just up to you what you're going to do about it.
Yeah thats where I am at rn and it sucks because I do love her so much.
It's going okay for the most part. We definitely have a golden period afterwards. We talk about everything going on and discuss the ways we can fix it and he does it for maybe a day and then we go back to normal. He always says he forgets and says it's his undiagnosed ADHD or something else (he just lost a close family member in mid January) so it gets frustrating. I think he's kinda turned away from it because all of our discussions dig into him and he doesn't seem to have much to discuss about me.
Thank you for responding. I don’t know if I want this to be a hill I die on, I love him and he makes me happy in almost every way but this one. But I suppose I should be able to trust him to respect my boundaries. And how mad he is getting at me right now is worrying. It would be better if he would take some responsibility, instead of shifting the blame to me.