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Date: November 16, 2022

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  1. Yeah, she’s already said elsewhere that she wants to be with this new guy she met on Tinder, so it’s exactly as shitty a thing she wrote as you’d expect under those circumstance. ?‍♂️

  2. Since you live! with your mom. It’s a nc situation. You can’t get a racist to change his spots, so to speak. Your mom and step dad are great so just be glad you have them.

  3. So much for in sickness and health. But men are x6 more likely to leave an ill spouse, so not shocking… Maybe you could benefit from therapy yourself, for caretaker fatigue? But it seems like there’s bigger issues than that. You don’t think she can give you the life you want now.

    You always knew her illness was genetic. You should have known when you married her you couldn’t have biological children together. Why hasn’t adoption been floated?

    You haven’t specified what her illness is, but it’s pretty safe to say you could have made educated assumptions that it would progress. You’re considering bailing on a lifetime commitment you made. Yeah, of course it’s selfish.

  4. She’s not eating because she is hungover and nauseous. Probably puking. Sure she is crying her heads about to explode. Lol. But other than that, drop her like it’s hot. This girl was literally getting in the car with some random guy and slapped you for interrupting her booty call.

  5. All states have safe haven laws with varying details that they would need to research and preferably discuss with a lawyer.

  6. No offense, but from the “manny” comment, I'm going to assume you are not a birth mother. The burden on mums is definitely higher, even if you have a super supportive partner (source: I am one, and I have one) – single dads aside. The body changes alone are huge.

    The body changes are something I can't have experienced. The raising of a child is something I have. OP has already said that she intends to have children eventually anyway. Not being a woman, I wouldn't know of course, why would her body have a harder time recovering at 22-23 than she would at say, 30 or 35? I had no idea it was so much harder to recover in your 20s than 30s!

  7. Get over yourself….

    It's all in your own head. Sounds like she's trying to accommodate you.

    Honestly men are much more fragile than people overall would come to believe. And I understand where you would be coming from. But honestly….

    Nice she's young….roll with it and enjoy lol better than alternative So she's getting criticism and you getting residual noise….WHO CARES. Like people in general also care too much outside noise. Seriously maybe you just need to hear it. But it's YOU. Not her. She can't control this phenominon. You can control your own thinking (more or less)

  8. This isn't about right or wrong. You two do not sound like friends. You don't really need to get personal with her if you aren't friends. Focus on your project together and once it's done just cut her off.

  9. Seems you are downplaying your weight gain and lifestyle choices which might be causing the disconnect.

    It’s difficult for anyone to tell a loved one or close friend in an honest fashion that they are living an unhealthy lifestyle and have grown to an unhealthy weight. It’s difficult because of the reaction.

    5’6 at 180 is an unhealthy weight. Not much way around it but speak plainly. You prodded her to tell you how she felt and you can tell she didn’t want to by her reaction of crying, but it’s the honest truth.

    So either you stay angry at her or accept what she said is the truth and change for the better. You don’t need to be a marathon runner again, but show her you’re making changes for a healthier lifestyle and over time she will see the results.

    This isn’t about being an alpha male buff guy, just being healthy so you have a wonderful future together.

    When my wife and I got married I was 5’11 and 170lbs and fit. When my daughter was born 4 years later I was 235lbs. I could see it in the pictures but I denied it to myself. It wasn’t until I realized I needed to change and was told by someone close to me that it really sent a shock to me.

    I obviously am much older than I was when I was 5’11 170lb (10 years older!) and I’ll prob not be able to get back to 170lb with all the responsibilities of life, but I made an earnest effort to exercise and eat cleanly and have gotten into much better shape. Sometimes it yoyos but knowing you can get healthy again will drive you to make sure you stay healthy when veering aside.

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