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  1. Coercion doesn't have to be every time. I guarantee you that at some point in their relationship, OP pouted because he needs it to sleep. I would even be willing to bet money on it. I can promise that this post from the OP's wife's perspective would be very different.

  2. Jesus. You know, life is too short to be living like this. Your son will grow up just like your gross wife and her stupid family because you’re making it your son’s normal. Dude, your son is already affected. You chose poorly and now your son will forever be connected to this awful family. But don’t make it even worse by allowing no other alternative.

  3. A kiss could possibly be forgiven, sex (in my opinion) is a definite no, it doesn’t just happen. (Also if they had sex in the car it’s unlikely they used protection)

    trust me there are good people it there who won’t cheat on you

  4. Why would you not even ask if she even wanted to go for coffee first? Do not bring it up again, that’s weird

  5. You're miserable because he's not a partner, but an adult child you're playing mommy to. He's turned you into his “bangmaid.”

    It's demeaning and a complete farce of a relationship. You're supposed to be partners, sharing burdens together so you both have time to enjoy each other and life.

    Don't feel guilty by breaking up with someone who isn't holding up their end of the relationship; a healthy partnership is supposed to be fulfilling and make your life easier to handle, not make you feel like you're “drowning in depression.”

    Cut the umbilical cord and you'll feel much better.

  6. So there's this thing called “conversational pauses”. It's part of speech and culture that is different all over the world.

    Some places (NYC) have extremely short, basically overlapping conversational pauses. Other places (parts of Asia specifically) have extremely long conversational pauses.

    NPR did a whole piece on it that was excellent.

    The coolest piece of it is that when people with significantly different conversational pauses are in the same conversation, they both walk away thinking the other was rude and a bit emotionally exhausted. The short pause person feels they had to carry the conversation and the other person wasn't engaging at all. While the long pause person didn't get a chance to get a word in at all.

    It's an odd, socialized thing.

    My partner and I struggled with this a lot early in our relationship. Since learning about the phenomenon it's helped us work on it a lot.

  7. Yeah that dude just ended his relationship with one question. It's a bummer but it happens. My ex ended ours with one offhand comment as well. It's wild how once the flip is switched it just done sometimes.

  8. I'm gonna say it. It's kinda fucked up that you seem more upset about losing a carload of crap than you are about losing your child. Maybe don't worry about your lost curling iron and laptop and worry about getting your kid back instead?

    You're putting way too much energy into this piece of crap guy when you need to put it towards making your child your priority in life. I get that someone else stepped up and took over your job as a parent but it's not too late to redeem yourself. Your life sounds like a complete disaster and it's really no wonder you ended up at a hotel in the middle of the night with your entire life's possessions stuffed into a shitty car. You need to start your life over one step at a time and the first step should be dumping your piece of shit boyfriend.

  9. First thing don’t do it , second thing, don’t do it , 3rd thing if you have to do it , concentrate on your wife n not the 3rd wheel , or you will never hear the end of it

  10. If he’s always been like this why did you tie yourself to him with a baby?

    You know the saying: you’ve made your bed now you must lie on it.

  11. just to add, maybe if she’d have text you ahead of time, you would’ve had the chance to tell her you don’t feel well.

    then she’d have the opportunity to cancel with the friend and do something nice for you.

  12. I don’t think you should cut off that friend if you don’t want to.

    Your boyfriend should definitely dump your loser ass though

  13. Bringing kids into an environment where you don't really like their dad is a horrible idea. The way you talk about your bf is the way I felt towards my ex-husband when I was ready to divorce him. Don't let yourself get stuck in a relationship where you aren't happy. It isn't healthy for your future kids.

  14. Thank you, I’m very proud of him for staying happy and healing well. It’s a scary thing to consider, for sure

  15. You don’t fix shitty behavior by yourself acting like a piece of shit. You move on with your life.

    Also if you are the type of person who lashes out and publicly embarrasses your significant other over a private fight, enjoy loneliness. Nobody healthy wants that.

  16. Y'all are toxic. But from your story YOU are the toxic agent in the relationship. Time to let it go and move on.

  17. That’s not normal and frankly I’d have been scared af if someone brought out a knife and asked about cutting out a CHUNK OF MY SKIN!! A normal person would initiate a conversation like “hey can we talk? Your tattoo of your ex really hurts me / makes me feel less important / jealous (insert whatever feeling he feels) would you consider getting it lasered off?” Or something of that nature. Not suggest cutting you

  18. “If you're even open to the possibility that we may break up, that's not commitment.”

    Even on its own I think this is a problematic take. Breaking up should always be an option in that if you are not willing to consider ending a relationship it means you are not willing to enforce your own boundaries around how you want to be treated.

    If someone becomes abusive? If they disrespect you? If you start to want different futures? Breaking up makes sense.

    To say you would never consider breaking up with someone, and that it is outside the possibility space, means that you would be willing to tolerate their miss-treatment of you.

    From a romantic take, if the possibility of not being together isn't on the table – are you even choosing to be with one another? Or is it just the default? This sentiment removes autonomy and choice.

    Tldr; that's BS.

  19. This is going to depend on your marriage.

    The fact that you’re questioning whether this is appropriate is a pretty big indicator that it’s probably not appropriate

  20. My mom wishes she got married sooner. She told me after high-school she didn't know what do with her life. She spent her twe twenties drinking and partying and having guys on the side. She told me she doesn't want me to make the mistake she did, and waste my life. She's happy I want to go to school and study, and she wants me to take advantage of my age and start a life as soon as possible.

  21. Your girlfriend is a head case. It's only been a month – save yourself the drama and just break up before your lives get too enmeshed.

  22. wait wait wait wait… You are cooking, and cleaning, and I'm assuming working full-time? What is HE doing besides throwing hissy fits and making threats? If you're not employed or in school, is he the reason you are not pursuing an education or career? Your relationship is all sorts of red flags. That's NOT how dating works. How it works, is he takes off work to go to court and support you, babies you at home, calls to check in and see how you are doing and encourage you, and just generally acts like a normal, decent human being who is concerned about your well-being. That's a normal relationship. What you have is an abusive relationship. Get your valuables out of there, get your important papers out of there, get your money out of any shared accounts, cancel all credit cards with his name on them, and any other way you can think of that he'll use to retaliate. If you have a pet, get it to a friend to watch for awhile. And get out of there.

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