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  1. I’ll also add that I saw you comment he sleeps there often, I don’t believe it’s healthy. As he gets older he will rely on sleeping in bed with her, you two won’t have a chance for any “alone time” so to speak and it may actually effect things in the future

    That being said, never judge how your gf is raising the little bugger. However, if she doesn’t mind constructive criticism and you know that conversation will go well, try talking to her and say unless he has a nightmare or genuine trouble sleeping, he should stay in his own bed

  2. I think the best way to think of it is you don't have to trust her. You don't have to trust anyone. All you have to trust is that if she does cheat on you, you'll survive. You'll get through it. It may not be pleasant, but you'll be OK.

  3. I agree. I think it is a thoughtful gift. And even thought things. Are mostly digital I buy physical copies of Disney movies even though I could just buy a digital copy

  4. I do! I live in a small town and the cost of living is more reasonable than a lot of places in the US right now. Although I recognize that I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to own a home at all. The market is absolutely ridiculous and the system has been set up to fail a lot of us.

  5. Thank you.. cause he could have kept it all a secret.. but the fact that he was honest with me, I know I can still trust him.. we are each others best friend…

  6. You knew she was with someone and you still fucked her, now you want to be a punk b/c she will not run off with you.

    What are you going to say to him. “Hey bro I have been banging your gf for the past few months, I knew about you the whole time but she hurt my feelings so I wanted to fuck her one last time.

    Do you think she is going to run off with you after this?

    You could focus on yourself.

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  8. For sure move before the baby is born if you moved to another state to be with your husband. Husband can dictate where you live after the baby is born because of custody but before you are able to freely move. Escape while you can because he will continue doing this shit even more once he life becomes “harder” once the baby is born.

  9. I can't believe a man my age is acting like a 16 years old socially inept teen. That's probably why he's going after someone your age

    You deserve so much better. Don't waste your time on this trash

  10. I cannot believe that you feel you have the right to ask a 40 year old grown man to give up his closest friends just because one of them is his ex. I get not wanting to be shown photos of ex's, nobody really want to see that. But You can't come into someone's life, and expect them to have the same feelings on things that you do. Do you think it's right, or fair, for you to ask him to cut off his friendships just to make you feel better? Friendships that he's had for years? You feel like that's a reasonable request? If not being friends with past partners is something you won't tolerate, then you have every right to walk away from the relationship. What you DON'T have the right to do is come into a relationship like it's their home and you walk in like you own the place. It's their house, you don't have to live there. You get what I'm saying? If you can't handle him being friends with these people, then you leave, you don't force him to make a decision that he will 100% resent you for in the future. (You realize when he said their friendship is no big deal, he hardly sees them, etc he was trying to minimize it to make it easier for him to give them up…for you. He probably went through so much mental turmoil after the ultimatum, I don't think you understand what it feels like to be told by someone you care about and want in your life that you HAVE to give up other people you care about to make them stay. That's not just some easy choice you make in 2 seconds. Ultimately he realized he shouldn't have to give up his friends for a relationship).

  11. Just tell him directly? Women physically feel the cold more than men do. In the meantime get a space heater.

  12. If she is undressing for other guys I know it’s for swimming she is still actively choosing to do it. It doesn’t matter if my SO places down boundaries or not I would never strip hot in front of guys. And who’s to say she hasn’t done the deed with them.

  13. I knew of a woman who was toxic, abusive and violent who has a history of abusing boyfriend to the point they finally break, start screaming back and or breaking stuff. Then she would call the police and do the restraining order routine. The police and courts eventually caught on after she did this with boyfriend number 8 and friends of her getting no harassment orders on her.

  14. There's a difference between meeting someone out and about, and your baby interacting with the person then, and that person moving in and having 24/7 access to your son.

    You may go shopping and your son might have a cute baby-talk interaction with the cashier, but you wouldn't invite that cashier to then live with you, would you? Your son meeting your bf outside is irrelevant, that's not what people mean when they're saying you introduced your bf to your son too early. They mean, that's way too early for him to be around your son regularly as in daily etc, in a 'parental role'. 3 months is way too soon to know if he's safe enough to have around your son so consistently.

    Him having a jam session in the park with your kid is kinda weird, but that isn't 'problematic'. That is just a surface level meeting, outdoors, where you could monitor the whole time and meeting someone so briefly won't even register with your son at that age. However having someone moving in to online with him so soon, absolutely will. You couldn't monitor him 24/7 in that situation. You can't protect your son in that situation, the way you could when he met him in the park

  15. This sounds like a classic case of projection, unfortunately. Also, romantic relationships tend to start to hit rough patches around 7-10 years in, they've been dating for 6. They could be having some problems and your comment struck a nerve with that.

  16. So you want more and she doesn’t seem to be against that but she doesn’t initiate…there’s a rather obvious solution to this situation

  17. Then why are you even asking for advice if you will stay with her while you don't genuinely give a fuck about her as a person?

  18. His reasoning is that I make be “booksmart” but not “street smart”.

    He might be right if you believe his bullshit.

  19. Don't be an ass.

    Stop looking at women (who actually speak!) as some sort of exotic species. Treat them the same way you do men – you know, like people.

    Make the leap. You can do it.

  20. Certainly. Not all divorces are due to cheating, though. My point is that not even 95% of American adults are monogamous their entire lives. There’s a Venn diagram of people who divorce + people who cheat.

  21. He disappears communication-wise every now and then and says there’s various reasons for these (work,life,etc)

    I read this as (work, wife, etc). Hmmmm…

  22. they also told me that by the end of 2022 Biden would make it so all children would be genderless.

    I'm always fascinated by beliefs like this, because they're literally SMART objectives in the project management sense:

    Specific: All children will be genderless. Measurable: Presumably on the birth certificate or some other legal form. Achievable or Attainable: It's definitely possible to mark a different legal gender. Realistic: If anyone can do this, it would seem within the powers of a government. Time-bound: By the end of 2022.

    At which point, if they were my beliefs and I was in an argument with someone I'd notice that they were falsifiable in several areas:

    Specific: if not all children were genderless. Measurable: If this made no difference in everyday life. Achievable: If Biden didn't even try. Realistic: If Biden did try but it wasn't possible. Time-Bound: if it hadn't happend by 2023.

    As I say, I'm always fascinated by people who hold beliefs like this, which are literally falsifiable, and time-bound. Then the time rolls in, and the belief is obviously falsified. It reminds me a lot of the beliefs of end-of-the-world cultists, who don't stop beliefing when the end of the world doesn't arrive on time, but instead find a way to simply add on a few years because people listened to them.

    Presumably, in your case, too, no amount of the world not matching their beliefs would make them reasses their own gullibility?

  23. He’s telling you that he wants to get married but not to you. The fact the timeline doesn’t change means it’s not related to his relationship with you. He’d know by now if you were the one. He’d be telling you his plan and you’d know.

    Instead the 5 years isn’t a changing time frame. He didn’t say 7 years when you met, he said 5. Two years on it’s still 5. He’s not counting down to a wedding with you.

    Sadly I think the only thing you can do is move on. If you stay with him you won’t be happy and ultimately he’ll be the one leaving. Probably after you’ve been together 5 years. He’ll then meet and marry someone within 6 months and you’ll be even more heartbroken.

  24. if you wanna wait to build yourself up, you're gonna wait forever. i think there's prolly other underlying reasons as to why you havent locked down a relationship of 5 years. i think you need to do some soul searching to figure that out. its perfectly reasonable to ask her to wait, but it's also perfectly reasonable that she decides to leave because of that. not making a decision is still making a decision

  25. You are not asking for too much. Wanting to meet friends once every two weeks is super reasonable. Your wife is a grown woman in her thirties, she should be able to entertain herself for an evening.

  26. Take the decision for yourself concerning the baby: if youa rae a single woman, can you support you and the baby? Can you get a support network to help around?

    For the relationship, it looks like it's fucked up either way: So let him make his own decision and be ready to split eventually.

    I don't see how your couple can survive if he blames you to have the baby or you blame him because of an abortion.

  27. So her response to feeling bad is to make you feel bad too?

    I can’t think of another reason that would be her response to why you said.

    If she felt bad why wouldn’t we thank you instead of critiquing you for doing the thing she wished she had more time to help with?

    I really don’t understand

  28. Soooo…. you cook, you clean, you pay for all the groceries and 1/2 the takeout…what does he do, exactly?

  29. I had a very similar experience recently and also found it very offensive, although upon reflection some of that was my own insecurities. Hearing this kind of opinion made me doubt the person had been honest in their previous compliments and made me feel judged; it also felt unfair and inaccurate because even though I could lose 15-30 pounds, I’m not unhealthy and I walk all the time. I think it’s especially hot to hear from a new partner because it does not feel possible for it to come from a place of love and care, since you don’t have that trust and commitment, but only from a place of judgment and trying to change you. I think one incident can be forgiven as a poorly approached way of discussing health/activity preference; if it becomes a pattern, I think it reflects the start of an unhealthy relationship

  30. BF has champagne tastes on a beer budget. But, wondering what the future is in this relationship if they can’t get on the same page financially.

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