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  1. I guess I am “misunderstanding” too. Do you want to stay married to your wife, or not?

    It doesn't sound like you do.

    You tutor a friend/client in Spanish and get close enough to each other during these sessions that she can “land” a kiss. After your friend kissed you, you stayed at her house to talk and “clear things up”. Then you told your wife what happened. You told your wife that you agreed the friendship was over, because your friend crossed a boundary and disrespected your marriage and was inappropriate. Yet you called the friend behind your wife's back. You called your friend behind your wife's back because even though you “cleared things up” you “wanted to know why she did this”. During the call with your friend, that you made behind your wife's back, you and your friend “talked it out” and cleared everything up between the two of you, so now you want to go back on your word to your wife (again) so you don't have to experience the pain of losing sUcH a ClOsE fRiEnD

    Maybe you should have finished your thought here:

    I understand that my marriage should be a priority, but I really value her close friendship.

    it's not.

  2. Omg – how two past people in a relationship communicate like adults. Your wife needs to grow up. Your younger children will gain so much from your healthy relationship with your ex wife

  3. Sorry mate. She cheated.

    Unfortunately now you have to decide your own worth. In my opinion you deserve someone who loves you and does not cheat.

  4. Currently we don’t online with each other as we lived an hr away for a bit but now are making plans to on-line with each other. It was delayed a bit cause he has a house/job in a different location. We met on deployment. Deployment is also when he called it quits with this ex. They were together 6 yrs and lived together in that house but he said he fell out of love with her and she was abusive at times.

  5. He felt bad for you or was worried about you. That’s just being a friend/decent person.

    If your goal was to get back together, you should have asked if he was open to that, rather than if he wanted to see a movie.

  6. I'll be blunt: She is completely right, and you are in the wrong. Your options here are to break up, attempt to shame/coerce her into being more modest (which would be toxic and controlling any way you do it), or reexamine your attitude. You need to figure out how to unravel what is bothering you about this, and figure out some healthier thought patterns. It sounds like your current state of mind is: “Controlling what my gf wears is bad, but women wearing revealing clothing while in a relationship is also bad”. No.

    What is your actual issue with her wearing revealing clothing? If she wears modest clothing, people still might look at her and think she's attractive. Would you have an issue if she wore pretty clothing that was modest? Probably not, but wouldn't that have the same issue of “wanting validation/attention” that you seem to think is problematic? The only difference is that short clothing exposes more of her body. So why is that a problem for you? Do you feel that the sight of her body is a “resource” that you are supposed to have exclusive access to?

    Misogynists think that for women, wearing revealing clothing “devalues” them, because they see women as more like objects and less like people: woman's body is the object, and exclusivity of access to it determines the value of her. Isn't that a horrible way to think about a human being? Do you feel this way, or that other people might see her this way and thus also judge you negatively for it?

    the fact that she “likes” it is only because of the fact that it is short. Now, I don't understand the what part of your brain circuitry makes you like it other than the validation/attention you get from looking very hot. I want her to at the least acknowledge this fact and own up to it.

    Here are some questions to challenge you: so what if she likes validation/attention from “looking hot”? Doesn't everyone like to look good? You only “own up” to things that are bad. Why is being happy with how she looks a bad thing? Also, validation/attention from other people is not the only reason to enjoy looking hard. She gets validation/joy when she thinks that she looks hard in her opinion, regardless of what anyone else thinks (and she might enjoy looking nude for you, too!). Not to mention, that women who “dress hot” get negative attention and judgment as well (example: you). She (correctly) deems it more important to dress in a way that makes her happy about her appearance, and expresses her style.

  7. Gross. Tell him that pimping him out is not part of your job description. Yes, you have beautiful friends. He can make his own friends. Your life is your own, and the “endless party” of your work trips is a perk of your work. He wants your lifestyle? He can work towards it.

    That he’s jealous doesn’t mean you owe him anything.

  8. Don’t do it! Dating a coworker is almost never a good idea especially in the work environment you described. She’s also in a serious relationship already. Trust me those two are a horrible combo working against you here. I just don’t see a way where you tell her in this current situation going to do anything for you.

    You acknowledged these feelings. That’s the first step. Now you’re just going to have to figure out how to get pass them for now. Maybe there’s a point down the road where the situations are a little different and something can work out, but honestly don’t hold your breath for that.

  9. Uh. I think you’re in denial? Idk what to tell you to be honest but do you want children? In that case, you would be committing to bringing mixed children into this world to be raised by a racist. Take a step back and assess the differences between who you would like him to be vs. who he actually is. It sounds like you’re projecting your desires for the kind of partner you want into this person, but that’s literally not who he is, and he’s not interested in changing. I guess you’re blinded by your feelings for him, but staying in a relationship based on what you perceive to be someone’s potential is a set up for disappointment.

  10. My reaction wasn’t really about the moving part as OP’s question wasn’t about that particularly. He mostly doesn’t understand why she wants to leave him.

    As said before I think that’s not the right way to go, by then again we don’t have enough info to really know her reasons. I can understand she would want to be closer to family. OP can also move closer and start over there, see how that goes.

  11. Okay but betrayal requires… a betrayal? He didn't do anything he said he wouldn't do, he just found out some life changing information that was actively withheld from him. That's not a betrayal because he didn't actually do anything except have a life before he met her. He didn't even withhold any information, he didn't have any to withhold! She has no reason to feel any less safe with him now than before, this reaction makes absolutely no sense.

  12. You need this visual my friend.

    ????????????????

    This is a parade of red flags. Usually these abusive fucks love bomb you the first several months before they start abusing you. This guy is showing you what he is 3 months in. He's dangerous and you are in danger. I'd ghost and block and take extra safety measures and never be alone with him again. I am so serious, this will get much much worse. Maybe not right away, but it will.

    I'm sorry, but you need to listen to us and protect yourself.

  13. Just be with him. Cook dinner if you are alone. Get something that is his favorite.

    Text him that you are thinking about him and do things for him.

    What is his “love language”?

  14. Your options 1. You do it and you will be miserable thruog the whole thing.

    You don do it, and he will cheat on you, he said he would do it no matter what.

    Dump his selfish and manipulative ass, and move on.

  15. You understand what I mean for sure. Love isn't a thing that disappears and reappears it can wax and wane, but if it is gone, I think it is gone.

  16. What?! In what universe should she stay with this asshole and “figure out his sexuality” for him? Nonsense.

  17. I’ve been married for 5 years and my husband and I have never (afaik) been unfaithful.

    This raises all kinds of red flags to me. If it’s a fancy hotel in the same city, why aren’t you staying with her? If the company is springing for a 5 star hotel, they’re not making employees double up. At a minimum, she could pay the difference between one occupant and two so that her husband could enjoy the evening with her.

    Company dinner without SOs? Eh, it happens. Long distance business trips? Yeah, very standard. Fancy hotel in your city that your +1 cannot join? Never heard of that.

  18. Is she a nasty person?

    Also, if she is cheating then she does know who told on her. Finding out who it’s with would not give any more info about who told on her

    Highly suspicious

    Unless she really is nasty

  19. That's a wonderful advice, thank you for pointing out my flaw. I know that love can make you blind.

    She did say it briefly that she might have feelings for me and prefers me to stay with me (because I did ask her a lot of times if she wants some time alone, yet she always wants to me stay with her), but it can be a factor of her being depressed, and she might've feel pressured to respond from all the things I've been doing. From what you've mentioned, giving her time alone would allow her to think for herself, that clarifies a lot of things now. Thank you, I mean it.

    Is there any advice that you want to give out? I'm willing to listen

  20. You’re only the AH for taking this long to figure it out. In all 7 of the years yall been together, and he hasn’t even MENTIONED marriage or a timeline or anything – lmao

    Anyways, yeah he’s not committed. Cut your losses and find someone who us

  21. Yes, I have suggested therapy but she claims she is fine and doesn’t need it. I don’t think she would get it either because her parents don’t let her go to the doctors.

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