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  1. Duh! Marry her and waste more time being unsatisfied! That way she can get what she wants and you can update us in 3 more years with 2 kids and still no sex.

  2. U need to let ur s/o know. But u arent completely responsible for ur actions as u were high and drunk and legally cannot consent under those circumstances and it seems like u are a loving partner. Ultimately its up to ur so but i feel like its not ur fault. If u were at a party u didnt tell them abt and broke boundaries in other ways he might break up with u based on that but u were not mentally there to make a sound decision to cheat so that cannot be blamed on u.

  3. If nothing like this has ever happened to you before, I am inclined to believe someone dropped a drug in your drink at the bar. It happens more than you think. It happened to me and it was nightmarish. Wishing you the best.

  4. Sorry but you are too little, too late. As you said, for her it was the last straw. People will only take so much, and so many empty promises. An ex once asked my mother how love could just so suddenly die. I loved her answer (I wasn't there at the time but she told me later). She said, “Love doesn't just suddenly die — but it can be slow-stomped to death.” That is what happened with you. Every time you gave her an empty promise you stomped on her love one more time. Eventually you stomped it to death.

    Will she ever really trust you again? Likely not. Should she? Nude to say — it's rare for people to truly change and stay that way.

    How do you proceed? You keep your distance, do not apply one shred of pressure, and find other things to do in the meantime. If she comes around, great. If not, at least you have sat in the corner and sulked waiting for it to happen.

  5. Sorry but you’re more concerned about this? What happened to you is awful and traumatising and you’re still in the “protect him” mindset.

    I’d burn him to the ground.… Please don’t look the other way, every woman that looked the other way has failed to protect the next.

  6. He clearly is not interested in having the child and if his ex wanted what was best for her baby then she would make the right call based on her life situation.

    From what OP says she expects nothing from him. If OP wants to be involved then yes child support is a must.

  7. Tell him that in this delicate time, it's immediate family only. At a future, more festive time he will be invited.

  8. This. This situation shouldn’t even be an issue. If my wife’s mother was in the hospital (which she was for about 10 weeks in the ICU 3 hours from where we live!) I would just tell her to go, I’ll take care of the kids (2 teens, 2 toddlers), house, whatever. Take what ever time she needs and let me know if she needs anything. Food, clothes, whatever if she was planning on staying with her.

    Marriage is meant to be a partnership, not a competition of favouritism.

  9. If you can read your post and not realize you are the problem, then congratulations, you are a narcissist. Brides typically do not want narcissists at their weddings, because narcissists make everything about themselves.

  10. no, absolutely not. I commented elsewhere, we had a nice birthday, deciding to do a fancy dinner another night. But, in lieu of that I got her thoughtful gifts which she loved as well as baked her a cake.

  11. no, absolutely not. I commented elsewhere, we had a nice birthday, deciding to do a fancy dinner another night. But, in lieu of that I got her thoughtful gifts which she loved as well as baked her a cake.

  12. You are right to have a trust issue. She did something sexual without you, your consent or your acknowledgement. Drunkness is an excuse. Rapists use the same.

    It is time to make your boundaries clear. She stops that parties or she stops you relationship. As she is not trustworthy anymore, I would present it as a second chance.

  13. Thank you so much for the reply! I'm really serious about planning our family and about the consequences of all of our actions so we had “the talk” prior to the start of a relationship and we talked again about our future as a family pretty recently. He promised that he will always be there and how he wants to be a dad and have a family. And now out of nowhere his reaction is to just deny everything and ignore me. It was a good lesson for me…

  14. God, I'm sorry OP.

    But I gotta say, it is… depressing yet funny to me that this C U next Tuesday is basically homeless, but instead of being smart and keeping her nose out of the family who so graciously welcomed her in, she decides to think with her pussy and put getting some dick before her wellbeing. Who does that??

    If it's any consolation to you, you can keep in mind that you'll never be as selfish and stupid as this dumb bitch and your loser ass STBX. They just lost family and community over some quickies. Incredible.

    I wish you luck in finding your happiness after all this.

  15. If he’s 38 and can’t have conversations about the trajectory of your relationship or your wants and needs you should be glad it’s only been a year. He’s immature and in my opinion emotionally abusive. Stonewalling without cause or because your upset is not okay. It’s not up to try and change him or help him grow he has to want that for yourself. Don’t get back together with this man unless he’s shown growth and maturity otherwise be ready for a long and tiring relationship. Also you can be friends with people outside of previous relationships, nothing wrong with that.

  16. I wish he would remember that I'll also have to live! without him if something happens.

    Put yourself in his shoes for a minute. He might have the chance to reduce or eliminate something that's affected him his entire life. It's bothering him to the point that he's considering BRAIN SURGERY to get the chance to eliminate this issue.

    He's probably scared too, but his idea of the increase in his quality of life is bigger than his fear. That says a LOT to me about how much his “small verbal tic” is affecting his quality of life.

    It's normal for you to be scared. Surgery is scary. And, after listening to the neurologist, it's absolutely OK for both of you to sit down and tackle the possibility of surgery as a team. BUT! You are his partner, you're about to pledge “in sickness and in health”, you need to be supportive of whatever he ultimately decides.

  17. interesting how desperate he was to quickly jump on that. He doesn't seem to have anything in him that says “thank for a the offer honey, but I only love you”

    He wanted to do it before you said anything, seems like anyway. Breaking up is your call I won't be that person..but what I will say is don't blame yourself. Sorry to say, he seems pretty crappy of a person

  18. He left you on his birthday. The only narrative that matters is the one in your head. Try being as loyal to yourself as you’re currently willing to be to him!!

  19. He led her to believe that he was working towards a better job and children. He wanted neither.

  20. Hey, I’m sorry, but she’s super controlling and abusive. It is not reasonable for you to never interact with half the population, and she’s making her insecurities your problem. She is absolutely too jealous, and the way she’s taking it out on you is flat unacceptable.

    She should be seeing a therapist to work on her severe issues, and if she’s not willing to do that or if she does it but this behavior continues, I’d leave.

    You can’t live! like this.

  21. This breaks my heart. I'm sorry, but there is no way to “switch it off”. I'm sure he wish he could do that, but it doesn't work that way.

    He can work on himself with the help of professionals but he can't suppress himself, and masking can be very nude and exhausting.

    You can value the time you had together even if the relationship has run his course. You don't have to blame yourself if/when it's time to go.

  22. But that's the difference, she has told me about every single male interaction she has ever had since we've been together. I know all of her friends, and almost everyone at her college knows about me and who I am since I'm there across all her socials. Photos of me, stories about me, all of it.

    I do know she loves me. And when I told her I wouldn't be okay with the dance, she didn't argue once and said she wouldn't do it. It's just the fact that she still wanted to do it just to avoid feeling excluded despite knowing that we'd set a boundary.

  23. I'm also lesbian. Last year I got out of a relationship with an abusive alcoholic. This is a VERY bad sign.

    BUT I'm going to say this. If you are people who do not drink much, and this has never happend in any form before? Get some counseling. I absolutely do NOT believe being high or drunk excuses bad behavior. But if this is absolutely a fluke and something she's never done before, never hinted at doing and didn't remember? Don't scrap the whole relationship just yet.

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