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  1. Well making assumptions about what boundaries people are automatically going to respect is part of the problem here. You shouldn’t have to cross them to know they are there, and yes this definitely seems like an obvious boundary, but when boundaries aren’t clearly defined people usually push the limits until they find it.

  2. There is absolutely no way to give an opinion on this without further explanation. You need to give specifics. I'm not even sure what kind of opinion you're looking for, or is it advice you seek? Do you want advice on how to integrate better? If so you'll need to tell us how you feel they're judging you and what your reactions have been like. Stuff like that.

  3. At a bar sure, specifically dive bars that keep the music kind of low and have cheap drinks. Not at a club, 99.99999% of guys are there for the meat market.

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  5. Whose to say that the man isn't sexually fluid though? He still could have banged your wife after the friend left, right? Which sounds exactly like what happened.

    She's reacting this way because she got caught- even if it was a mistake. I can't stand how it takes cheating and getting caught for someone to realize that they're at their lowest. Had you not walked in, who knows what she'd be doing now?

    I think you should be firm and stay out of the home for a while. Don't go back on promises- see her actually take action and make the changes she needs for herself to be a happier person. I think you should cease communication for a short period of time until that happens. Reconnect in a month or two and see where she's at.

  6. Thank you. I ended up finding how he was cheating today, so now all the weird behavior makes sense. Thanks though! I appreciate it

  7. Yeah this is abuse and gaslighting that us going to continue to escalate. He got an annoyed response to the knife to the throat which tells him he can take it further. He's eventually go9ng to kill OP.

  8. That isn’t your concern, to be frank.

    If she doesn’t have the communication or conflict resolution skills to successfully resolve issues with YOU, what makes you think she would be capable of effectively doing so with children? Or as a family?

    That isn’t someone who’s ready to deal with the emotional and psychological side of being a parent.

    It’s madness that people continue to insist on having kids when the situation is NOT a good environment for them. Kids need stability, kids need peace and effective conflict resolution. You should not feel guilty for not bringing a kid into a terrible situation- you should be grateful you haven’t.

  9. No, no, no. Anything and everything cannot be a boundary worth discussing. He needs to not be weird about it, she did not do anything wrong at all.

  10. If you’re an adult with your own money and don’t plan on using your vibrator to hurt anyone, no one can stop you.

  11. Relationships take work on both sides, and she's giving you a very clear message: “I don't care enough about this relationship to keep it from dying.”

    The line, “maybe we can date in the future” is usually thrown around in one of two contexts:

    She's not interested in continuing with you, but is saying this to avoid hurting your feelings, or… She wants to keep you around as backup in case she can't find someone better

    Neither of these contexts is good for you.

    As difficult as it is, accept that things just didn't work out and move on.

    I also very strongly recommend you not just accept this, but make you acceptance known. She MUST understand you will not be waiting for her and will be moving on with your own life.

    Be the star of your own life, not the co-star in someone else's.

    Good luck to you!

  12. My advice is to have a very serious talk about how his actions are hurting you and your relationship. He needs to address his mental health if this is creating this kind of environment. If he wants your marriage to work and be loving, he should want to be a better version of himself and show up for his family. Be empathetic while also addressing that his struggles are also making you struggle.

    If he refuses to, you have some serious decisions to make. He can not use his mental health for any sort of pass, excuse, or explanation if he is not actively working on himself. Misery loves company.

  13. Bringing a spouse or partner along to something like that changes the dynamic. You don’t know them, they don’t know you. So instead of having a free flowing conversation, you’re either going to be left out or they’re all going to try to engage you and not get to have the interaction they had planned.

    I’m sorry you’re hurt by this.

    I have a group of friends that like to meet up once a year or so. One of the friends always brought her husband. They’re joined at the hip. We stopped inviting her. We all like her husband but he’s not part of our group and when we already have such limited time together, it’s annoying to have to totally adapt to having an “outsider” there.

  14. My goodness. I don’t have any advice but I did want to say your feelings are absolutely valid and I would also be incredibly hurt in your position. If you’ve been dating that long, you should absolutely have a place in his family celebrations. It’s honestly a bizarre situation, either his family are just a bunch of absolute pricks for being so hostile to you, or he’s saying bad things about you behind your back leading them to believe some preconceived notions. My heart hurts for you and I think you deserve better. Wishing you all the best no matter what you decide to do. ❤️

  15. That is why most ppl are advising you not to confront but to dump her. Only confront her if you want her to apologise and then for you to forgive her after some love bombing. Then you get upset when she learns that there are no actual consequences of cheating and does it again.

  16. 1) no means no in every setting. 2) that's not “romantic,” it's sexual. 3) what actually romantic things does he do for you or your relationship to maintain it? If anything?

    He's disgusting and sexually harassing you and coercing you by trying to make you feel guilty. That's not a healthy relationship. I would strongly recommend ending the relationship and seeking out something better later. After taking some time for yourself.

  17. Okay, that’s what I need to here. I do trust her, any advice on how I can get past this gut feeling? I hate that I feel this way and if I can’t talk to her about it, I just want to get over it but I don’t know how.

  18. Sounds like she wants to date/have sex with other men and see what's out there. If she can't find anyone she'll come back to you.

  19. I don’t know what else to say except that it sounds like she really needs therapy. If she refuses, there’s not much you can do except for considering where you’re gonna draw the line for the sake of your own mental health.

    Her constantly freaking out and asking to end the relationship, while you chase after her trying talk her out of it sounds fucking exhausting at least to me. But if you think you can take a lot more of it, you do you. If you can’t, letting her go for now might not be the worst idea in the world. You’re both very young, she should be able to take some time to work on herself and if the opportunity presents, you two can rebuild your relationship once she’s mentally ready to be engaged/married.

  20. That sounds a lot like “plug your ears and don’t listen to things that you don’t want to hear”. That seems really denialist about problems that do actually exist but you would rather not hear about.

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