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Did you offer an open relationship on both sides or just his? He'd probably be open to it being one sided (on his side)
I agree!! I was going through my bf's pictures the other day (with him) just to see pictures of him when he was younger and I ran across several pictures of his ex, intimate pictures, that I didn't really want to see but I know he was in a 5 year relationship before he started dating us and he just hadn't deleted them yet. Did I want to see them? Of course I didn't but I didn't get upset! I just scrolled on by and he said “go ahead and delete them, I haven't gone through my pictures in a long time” and so I did. We all have a past and some of us are better at keeping our albums cleaned up than others!
I understand this may be harder for someone who has emotional issues due to mental illness or trauma but if you're stable enough to be in a relationship then you need to be stable enough to believe that it was an innocent accident and has nothing to do with you!
She needs to realize that you weren't keeping those pictures for a rainy day, the fact that you had deleted them from your phone or other social media apps is proof that you really did forget they were there and she has nothing to worry about!!! Best of luck!
You know, there's that show. Wedding at first sight or some such…
Just living together or even having kids does not make you common law married, even if you on-line in a state that allows it.
Among other things, you both have to intend to be married and hold yourself out to others as married. None of which sounds like something OP's bf is interested in doing.
No, it is not because he violated the most sacred thing in your life in your body. Leave the relationship you forgive for yourself, so you can move on, so forgive him on your own time in your own way so you can move on and have a good life and I wish you the best, I actually had to do it from the office of my therapist, reading the same sentences on a 3 x 5 card after I moved out while he was at work. I never went back. I never had another relationship like that either. Good luck to you.
Good day I'm not here to judge your relationship just to share my one cent wisdom . first there is nothing wrong in masturbation. Its healthy . . now I don't think u need to apologize to him for anything .: leg skraching . elbow scratching vagina rubbing or anything else. If u feel bad in this partnership leave if not then not . U should trust your own “guts” I wish I good luck and happy holidays
Your husband told her you’re reading his messages? Why would that be necessary. It almost sounds like he’s warning her to keep the messages appropriate incase you read them. Just the fact that they’re messaging via Facebook is weird. They’re colleagues why are they interacting on social media? I’m so upset for you.
oh yeah u shouldve, i mean even then open marriages is controversial so people still would say dumb shit, but whatever works for yall
Doesn't entirely make sense. I could see you distancing yourself from your friend if he was her ex and you wanted to be with her now, meaning that seeing him would remind you of a time that they were together, creating feelings of jealousy. In this scenario, however, why should it bother you who she sleeps with, she's a bygone relationship and you should have no emotional ties to her. If you do, time to look inwards and move on.
Why is the immediate solution not to talk about your lack of sex life and your needs not being fulfilled… But instead to propose an open relationship? Seems out of nowhere for me.
He says he still loves me. Idk. We literally had the conversation an hour or so ago so it’s all still fresh & I’m still trying to wrap my mind around it. I did tell him that I don’t think I could ever get that thin again and even then, if I got pregnant or gained weight down the line from the slowing metabolism aging brings…
Anyway, thank you for your response.
It does sound a lot like he might be very closeted and is using you and the baby as his cover. I think you need to confront him and discuss it. You may also want to make plans to move out as quickly as you can.
His misrepresentations impact both you and your child, so do whatever you need to do to protect your little one.
OP, congratulations to your mother for turning herself round.
I'm reading an amazing book, The Body Keeps the Score, in which the author, a psychiatrist, connects the dots between child abuse and obesity. A lot of women become obese after being abused as children. Doctors see obesity as a problem, but for the obese woman, it's actually a solution, because once they become obese, their abuser loses interest in them.
Your mother fell into that trap but has managed to get the weight back down to a point that it isn't actually morbid.
Your wife was obviously traumatized by her father's death, and I totally get that she doesn't want the same to happen to the baby… but she does know that we're all gonna die sometime, right? She can't protect your baby from all deaths.
Tell her that if your mother dies in a car crash while she's out running to lose weight for your wife, you will never forgive her. That might just shake her up and help her see reason.
no. don't talk to her about compromise. this relationship is eating away your mental health OP. you are depressed and suicidal when she's home. You need to save yourself. You're drowning and she's holding you under. It's not intentional on her part. You two are not meant to be. YOU need to get out of the pool. We on-line by rote, get stuck in our routines, but we can change bad habits if we truly want to and you want to.
It really was perfect! We spent very little on our outfits (linen trousers & loose shirt, white beach maxi dress with lots of flowers in hair) and got married on a beach with nobody in attendance but the local vicar, his kid son he'd just picked up from school and the wedding photographer. The weather and beach was perfect, with a bright blue tropical ocean, softly lapping waves, fine white sands, coconut palm tree's and very few people on the beach. Afterwards, we chilled with cocktails and played with a puppy that ran up to us, the day could not have been more happy, relaxed and perfect. Being on the island as well meant that we got to start our honeymoon immediately afterwards, I can't imagine a more chilled wedding in the history of weddings.
Honestly, the only stressful thing was actually organising the wedding reception at home! It was a pain in the ass having to chase people up about all their menu choices, arrange seating and get everything synchronised. It was a nice reception in the end but we really did just hold it for the old folks who were dear to us in life and had it not been for them, I'm not sure we would have really bothered with it all.
My advice is to keep everything low-key. Also, make sure you do the maths correctly on the heads you invite people the reception; it can easily end up costing $80-$150 per head when you factor in the costs of food, chairs, decorations and other stuff, so think about how much you really like people. IMO it's a much better start to married life if you can begin with a healthy bank balance, than if you face spending years on end paying off debts that make it very difficult to save up for stuff like a mortgage etc.
You have not seen every side of each other, as your rejected proposal just proved.
A couple should have a common view / expectations in 4 things: sex, religion, politics and kids. I would also add money. In 6 months you CAN NOT possibly have seen enough events happen to form an educated opinion about each other.
There will be a lot of obstacles to navigate in the future, and you should have seen at least some of these together before rushing into marriage.
Some stress factors can be: – sickness or dead of a close friend or family member – losing a job or starting a new job – spending money on sth. expensive (car, vacation, hobby, he repairs) – saving strategies – kids – pets – moving houses – home renovations – elections
Refuse to stay on the phone. You're not his entertainment.
I think if you have the money, actually want to pay, and don’t think he is planning this with the hope/assumption/expectation that you will pay. Then you should pay.