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People who are alcoholics don't “outgrow” it. How many chances will you give him? How many nights will you stay up worrying he's dead in a ditch somewhere? How many trips to the emergency room? You need to take a cold, hard look at your future and ask yourself if this is what you want. It's been ten years. He isn't going to change.
Have you asked her why it’s so important for her to have him at your wedding? Truthfully, if this is going to be your partner for life, you’ll need to learn to discuss difficult things in a healthy way. This is gravy compared to everything you’ll run into later in life.
I’m not equating the two. I’m saying they’re both called sexual assault. And that I think that should change because they’re different crimes with different severities and warrant different punishments.
I know it’s an issue with the law. My suggestion is to address that issue. If it works as intended, it would mean gropers get prosecuted more often
Groping is hands down less of a violation than rape. Again, it’s terrible, it’s assault, and it should be punished. But raping someone is objectively worse than groping them.
We don’t punish punishing someone in the face the same way we punish stabbing. Are they both assault? Yes. But one is clearly worse than the other. The same goes for groping and rape.
Someone who experiences either is a victim, yes. But that doesn’t mean they should be punished equally.
That said I looked up the law and — in my state at least — they are punished differently and have different terminology. Groping is called sexual battery and is punishable by 1-5 years in prison. Rape is…well rape. And punishable by 25 to life. So my point is completely moot and the law’s already got it handled.
But on the bright side I now know there is a middle ground term that I didn’t know about: sexual battery.
Final note, but I think you’re under the impression I don’t see victims of groping as legitimate or don’t think the perpetrators should be punished.
Neither of those things are true. Sexual predators need to be cracked down on. I know and hate that crimes like this aren’t prosecuted enough and that the legal system fails victims of sex crimes constantly. It’s a massive failure in our society that women — who are the main victims of these crimes — have to online in fear the way they do.
Seems like me saying “We should have a middle ground term for lesser sexual offenses” was interpreted by you (an a few other people) as “Groping isn’t that serious”
If I wanted to get off, maybe. Why do you care about why he is doing it?
I'd do some similar things like start going to bowling night. Even if she's not there, you can start talking to his pals about this new friend and watch how uncomfortable they act. But, ultimately, it's kinda futile. Knowing what I know now, I'd have drawn the line at a different point. Like, in your case, “husband, you talking to a woman without me knowing she exists, and from the sound of it she doesn't know I exist, is a deal breaker. Because after you cheated, you needed to have complete transparency with me.”
Don't argue about whether he cheated, or planned on cheating. Because cheaters are only going to gaslight you anyway. It hurts and it sucks. But you deserve a partner who won't dream of betraying you.
ex boyfriend.
Put that way, it makes a lot of sense. I love her too much to see it that way, but I’m rational and if I take a step back then I could see this being her play.
Marrying a racist makes you a racist, too, OP. Cut him loose.