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Their point stand. Married people are also adults who are capable of solving their own problems.
This is an emotional affair. The proof is in the fact that he cannot offer any real explanation to either you or his mother and yet he continues. She's almost like an addiction for him rn because of all the ego feed she's giving him. Everyone has a different threshold, but if my FMIL was even calling my partners lack of fidelity out, I'd leave his ass. You've been together 14 years and have children and everything but still no marriage. So he was already dragging his feet too much before this. And now he's leveled up his disrespect and lack of commitment to your family by going back to his high school lover. This man does not possess the emotional integrity that you and your kids deserve. Let the homewrecker have him, because it sounds like he's practically signed up for that at this point.
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He is probably the one that initiated her renting his mother’s apartment. So now he is helping her with housing ??? Aww what a great guy!?? That says he is willing to go very far to have this woman in his life and help her. He knows its inappropriate which explains the secrecy but his mother put a stop to it and he can’t keep it secret now. Tell your MIL what’s happening. Tell her your pregnant Keep your word and leave him if he cannot commit to you. Baby or no baby
Honestly, the way I read this, I don’t think you should be worried about having to choose between one or the other. They are both looking at you as a casual hookup.
Has your ex fling said he’s looking for a serious relationship now? Doesn’t sound like it. It just sounds like he wants to start up your sexual relationship again. This other guy is giving you the same story.
I wouldn’t worry about making a decision between one or the other. If they ask if you’re seeing other people, be honest and say yes. Other than that, it doesn’t sound like these relationships are going to be too serious.
My wife is Jewish. Growing up in the south (both of us), I never realized how bad the evangelicals were until we started dating. My best friend's mom told me, “you know she's going to hell right?”. I haven't spent much time around her at all since then.
People cheat not because of something you did or didn’t do. They do it because of character. Any adult man will tell you that. He is not a keeper.
It’s normal that she wouldn’t talk to you about it. I certainly wouldn’t want to start my day by turning over to kiss my boyfriend and having him recount that he’s had several dreams of his ex girlfriend
She has a crush on him. You ruin that fantasy for her.
It's called love bombing, and it's a major red flag.
I only come to read. I usually don’t post. Fair enough i am indeed an accomplice.
I'm so sorry, OP. Sometimes you believe you know someone, and then they do horrible things. When I went through a very painful divorce, I had a few friends laugh and say I deserved it. It crushed my heart. And I got rid of those friends. I still do not speak to them. You should definitely do the same to your boyfriend.
I really don't think he was, he's always been honest and faithful if it was the reason he would have told it ((I know he never lies bc he never felt the need to, in his mind he's never wrong bc he always had a good justification so he never cared about hurting others feelings while telling his truth)) I assumed he was acting distant bc he was having a naked time with his lectures he's studying engineering and I know it can be hot I was just trying to be patient to not mess up 4 years only for a few bad weeks thus why I kept trying for all these 6 weeks
started crying with suicidal thoughts
This isn't your responsibility. My wife has BPD and suicidal tendencies, one of the hardest things to learn in our entire relationship is that I am not her saviour, I am not her happiness, and ultimately if she chooses to kill herself it isn't my fault. Your partner needs to see a therapist about her suicidal ideation and you need to come to terms with the fact you aren't ready or capable of having this relationship.
Do what's best for you and trust that your partner will do what's best for them.
No one said an ultimatum.
Honestly at this point it's already past that. Unless he chooses to start being vulnerable.
An ultimatum is the opposite of that and never works.