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I can appreciate what you said though and get not wanting to give advice
This is more than food. The issues you’ve brought up shows he is selfish, he doesn’t respect your concerns and suggestions, instead he victimizes yourself, he has no consideration towards others, in fact he puts the blame on others, he is not respectful of his surroundings and you have to constantly lie to him. That’s not a relationship you want to be in.
If they had something good that’s one thing. Her hubby commented with how his wife packs his lunch better. Saying something like “oh John Doe had the best smelling lunch today. We should find a recipe.” Is one thing.
Yeah, you are definitely privileged if you can afford to have this attitude toward a swastika.
He's not your boyfriend, he's your ex-boyfriend. He will never be your monogamous partner, ever.
Yes it’s very much a respect thing to me. The same way I wouldn’t fool around in a friends shower without explicit approval to do it. I personally consider it to be disrespectful to do in someone else’s private space in any way.
I think you're coming from a place of good intention but don't recognize that what you are doing isn't right. I recommend looking deeper into codependency. It can be fucking Har dwhen people we love are making bad choices but the fact of the matter is that it's their choices to make. We can't control others, only ourselves. And if we can't live with the choices someone else is making then we need to leave. For both ours and their sake. It's nude but it's a good lesson to learn.
I'm a single father of three boys teenage boys with full physical custody.
Outside of when they were very young both I and my ex wife could always get some time away from the kids, including the occasional weekend. In fact, taking time away from the kids is integral to maintaining a relationship if you don't want to be alone forever.
More importantly, it's healthy and important for the kids too. It allows them some independence, some outside influences, time to be outside of the constant supervision of their parents. It teaches them empathy by showing them their parents are individuals with needs of their own, who exist for more themselves, not just to provide anything a child might want at any given moment.
You, and the OP's ex are modelling unhealthy behavior and obsession to your children. Healthy parents can and do take time for themselves, often.
Genuinely asking this, but is it possible that us texting everyday, with him checking up on me, and us seeing each other everyday- just him pretending?
Your a hot mess, you need therapy firstly….
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This and allllllllll this.