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You know your wife better then some schmucks on the internet. If you think she is acting strange, then I say trust your gut.
You know your wife better then some schmucks on the internet. If you think she is acting strange, then I say trust your gut.
This. My parents were this way and it estranged my relationship with them and left me a mess who only seems to like narcissists as the result. It is so unhealthy. They need to support her choices and help her learn to set and enforce proper boundaries if needed and help her feel good in her relationship. And explain at what point to walk away when there are red flags so she avoids abuse in the future.
That’s a harder thing to address. I’ll say if I were the guy, I would be distancing from my female friends if I were asking you to distance from male friends, just out of solidarity and fairness.
This is outright disrespectful.
Unless OP is lying completely about what was said, no. The husbands words and behavior is completely unacceptable and shameful regardless of how awful or annoying OP might be.
If neither of you has decided in 6+ years that you DO want children, then please don't have them! You shouldn't have kids unless you're both excited about the prospect of having a family.
If either/both of you is against having kids, it's a NO. If either/both of you is merely indifferent about the subject of kids, it's a NO.
I would posit that 6+ years of indifference on both of your parts is proof that neither of you is invested enough in being a parent either now or later.
well he asked me out, and he’s really sweet and caring besides the whole non communication part.
Because they have been together for 7 years. They had a deep connection for a long time and something like this might always have a impact on them even if they broke up and don't a have romantic relationship anymore. 7 years full of memories, up and downs and shared goals. Sounds like very good reason to me wanting to end things in a good and friendly way
No. No. And once more until it sinks in (since you refuse to stay away from the drama that follows this woman around), FUCK NO.
Start thinking with your big brain and not your lower one.
It may not be cheating from her point of view, but if you find her behaviour problematic and too far from your belief of what’s acceptable, you need to adress it.
She might not mean any harm by doing it, and probably doesn’t think it upsets or affected you negatively. But as it clearly does, you need to talk about it.
Either way: communication is key in a relationship, meaning that all the hard stuff needs to be adressed too. If that leads to an argument every time, neither of you are ready for having a relationship with eachother.
Say “ok”
Of course she doesn't want to stop doing it. She gets attention and emotional support with no real strings attached.
Do you want a partner or a burden?
“Hey can you do all of the difficult parts of this relationship? In exchange, I’ll do it the easiest parts. Cool? Cool.”
You need to sit down and have a frank conversation about finances.
Either she goes full 1950s and gives you all of the financial responsibility while also letting you make all of the decisions, or she has equal say while putting in equal effort.
He did set boundaries. He was very understanding and he made necessary changes, however cutting her off completely is not possible as they work closely together. And I would not want him to cut off a friend. I just want to move on from this myself since he has done his part.
That can't have anything to do with historical context of women being married off without consent, can it?
Please tell me you're not serious? It's completely and utterly normal to go several hours without contact with your partner.
It's clingy and needy behaviour to need your partner to be constantly reaching out to tell you what they're doing and where they are.
Bruh. Way to miss the point. How mentally stimulating and rewarding is your own relationship with your wife. Does she have the time and energy to find other friends outside of work, or is she expected to carry all the mental load within the home? You've yet to respond to anyone suggesting this which makes me think you're a lazy bum in the home.