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  1. You are forcibly trying to fix someone for your own ego rather than the person choosing to do that themselves.

    i agree with what you are saying and it's a me problem, but why do you think that me trying to 'fix' her is for my own ego, can you explain that?

  2. Ya you’re setting urself up for disappointment, your bring a COMPLETE fool by even entertaining this. Marriage is to protect u, he won’t lose anything but u deff will and then regret it. People here are not being rude, they are giving u realistic advice to protect u from what’s coming if u have kids without marriage to this man.

  3. If he isn’t trying to hurt you it makes him a clueless jackass. If he is trying to hurt you he’s just a jackass. Neither one of these things are good.

    Why isn’t he trying to be supportive? You say you love him so much but none of his actions say he loves you. Is this how you want a partner to show you how much they love you?

  4. Kick her ass out. The audacity! She is cheating on you. Dude she is EXPIRED! BTW have a DNA test on your little girl. She might not be yours.

  5. You only been together for 8 months and he already lost his temper (over a game ). Imagine being together for longer and actually dealing with real life difficulties.

  6. I wouldn't consider spending the entire weekend together to bee seeing her just once a week, even if it technically is just one event from end-to-end.

    Once a week would be more like a single date night.

  7. You should make it clear to all and sundry that the ring belonged to your mother and that you will NOT be giving him something that has never belonged to him.

  8. He was 32 and you were 20 when you met. He definitely saw you as a sex object. Now that you are no longer his perfect sex object, he has no interest in keeping you.

  9. C’mon all you guys, I don’t think what she did is so bad as to warrant her husband to react like this and give her the cold shoulder for it. Overall both of them are overreacting about something really minor. This is really not even worth fighting over.

  10. this happened to me when i was 16. i feel like even if you did have feelings for him, you’re an adult. back off and go to therapy!

  11. You arent to blame. You just had a baby. You’ve provided him with the family he presumably wanted and are giving your all into providing them all with a great home life.

    He’s an asshole who cheated on you, humiliated you and disrespected you. He put your health at risk by having sex with strangers. If you stay with him, he knows that you’re going to tolerate it and he’ll continue to do this.

    A cheating partner isn’t a loss. If you leave, you aren’t the one losing here.

    If the other woman has such low standards that she want to be with a known cheater who would most likely do the exact same thing to her then that’s her problem.

    You don’t need him hun. Multiple young kids? Child support has your back here.

  12. There is no “healthy” way. Your insecurities are your problem, not his. Either you trust him or you don't.

  13. You're going to be in limbo and over think it.

    What you should do is ask him about it.

    Tell him what you heard, mention this distance and the changes since.

  14. But you know blatantly well we are all talking about this situation here. Where a middle aged woman who knew this person as a preteen is now dating them. Get a grip…and also a point.

  15. I dunno man, bringing a new gf to meet the kids at 5ish months is on the short side of waiting. It's defensible but barely. Your kids should be in a separate bubble from your dating life until you're sure it's something long term….and you can't really make that call when you are still in the honeymoon phase of a relationship. But that's a quibble. Assuming your custody agreement doesn't spell things out differently we can move on assuming you were within your rights.

    The smart play here, is to let the two women meet. Your girl sounds lovely, and is talking appropriately about how to integrate seamlessly and long term into your co-op parenting model. She understands that this is a delicate social engagement. If you dig your heels in here and square off with your Ex, it makes this new relationship a conflict from the start. Endless drama can flow from this. Let them meet, and then deal with the issues if they start later. Also, clarify that you would get the same consideration from your Ex. That you should meet any man she is serious about for the same reason…. “that you will need to meet and see what type of person he is.” before she brings him around your children.

    Your aim should be to avoid conflict that's unnecessary because your kids will end up caught in the middle. Choose your battles wisely.

  16. It is relevant to the allergy issue.

    It honestly doesn’t sound like allergies at all. It sounds like a stress reaction. So now the question is, are you (and the relationship he had with you) stressful?

    It sounds like it’s not as perfect as you are trying to make it out to be. You cheated on him, you have a nicotine addiction and you’re relationship was on again/off again. That doesn’t sound particularly pleasant.

    Let it go. Not everyone is meant for each other. It does really suck when it works for you but wasn’t working for your partner, but it’s like that sometimes.

  17. 3 years no contact. Its much like with my EX. I miss who I thought she was and that my daughter will not have a grandmother that was in her life like my grandmother. I can still think fondly of the few good time we had. But it usually only pops up in my mind around the holidays.

  18. OP…there comes a time when you have to trust yourself and your instincts. I think this is one of those times. It sounds like your life will just be stagnant if you stay where you are. If you want to have a chance of making your own way, you need to take this chance. 25 is still young…but you won't be young forever. Do it now while you still have the flexibility and adaptability of youth. It'll be a lot harder if you wait. Besides, you've got an aunt in the new location, right? Having family takes a lot of that scariness away.

    I wish you much success and happiness!

  19. Have you been to an amusement park with kids? I don’t know any parent who “enjoys” it. They get tired, hungry, what to be carried, too very hot, too cold, thirsty, bored standing in line, and so on. My least fave vacay ever was when we did a big family thing to Disney with 6 kids and 6 adults (my in-laws). None of us adults had a particularly good time. It’s just what you do though.

    So I was asking if they were his kids because she kept saying “her” kids and I thought maybe she’s with someone who just can’t cut it as a stepparent.

  20. I have to say it does sound really suspicious ? even if he didn't cheat, it is a really odd thing to do and isn't really rational!

  21. No! I had met my now boyfriend and we had only hung out maybe twice? We were just getting to know eachother and yes i was dating someone else at the time as well casually. Then i dropped him for my now boyfriend. There was absolutely no talk of commitment until months later

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