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  1. Is he open to individual and couples therapy? If you are right and he really was a good, loving person instead of controlling and insecure, I think couples therapy could really help you get to a good place again. If you were wrong about him, individual therapy for you might help you figure it out. And individual therapy for him could help him work on his insecurity and fear of being left behind/you being out of his league or whatever is making him act this way.

    I get that it’s not affordable in the US, so you could think about which issue you want to tackle first and decide which kind of therapy and for whom of you you want. Sometimes a couples therapist will also suggest going to individual therapy first if they think it’s necessary. What’s important is getting a good therapist that you vibe with and who has good qualifications.

  2. I mean, where was your ‘partners’ outrage at you not being invited to the wedding? What was the ‘muck up’ with invitations exactly? Was it a 10 person max wedding etc? Need more info, but generally speaking this is odd. Stop spending the majority of your time with his side versus yours, because no one, including your ‘partner’ appreciates it.

  3. It's very individual matter, but it might strenghen your relationship. Overcoming problems, and paying for good relationship with effort, and some sacrifices can make person value their relationship more. After all they have already worked hot on it, so it would stupid to ruin it by doing so.ething stupid.

    Your ultimatum is good. While harsh due to having shared friends, it is the only way to repair your relationship.

    Can they ever be platonic friends again? I don't know, more importantly they can't know it either. Feelings go tbeir own ways. It is better to not test it, but assuming you would spend many years building on your relationship, and growing as partners, they could have limited contact without much danger. What is likely us for one of them catch some feelings again in which case your gf would have to immediately distance herself again (this should be agreed upon beforehand).

  4. My spouse and I have the same rule. Now we’ve only been married five years but most of that was in lockdown pandemic. People always say to us “that must have been so hot on your marriage.” It simply wasn’t. We’ve never had a fight that got to this point. We’ve never slept apart because of an argument.

    But if he told me he no longer loved me? I would not be able to move forward and pretend our relationship is the same.

  5. I’d start asking her to wear it on a date… tell her you like them and would even happily buy her one. Then go from there. It’s not really a weird fetish, so she may just enjoy being the object of your attention once she realises you enjoy it!

  6. Some separations are designed to end with an option to get back together – but dating other people and buying a house are not actions that support getting back together. My guess is she wants to stagger the breakup so you don't have your entire emotional reaction at once, and so she can tell people in stages without them also having a whole reaction at once.

    If this was a separation dedicated to healing, you'd both still be committed to being sexually and emotionally abstinent during the trial, the leaving spouse's housing would be temporary so they could end it when the couple was ready to reunite, and the kids would still be living in their primary home so as to disrupt their routines as little as possible.

    The fact that she moved herself and the kids into permanent new housing and she hasn't committed to not see other people means this is probably fully over but she doesn't want to be burdened with all the emotions and societal reactions that entails.

  7. It sounds like you need some new friends. Not to replace this friend but just so you're not putting all your hopes into one person. It's fair for someone to not want the grisly details of your colonoscopy. That would be considered a sensitive, perhaps embarrassing, subject to some people. So you can't really fault her for not asking more about it. But ultimately, you can't rely on just one person for all your social needs.

  8. It sounds like you need some new friends. Not to replace this friend but just so you're not putting all your hopes into one person. It's fair for someone to not want the grisly details of your colonoscopy. That would be considered a sensitive, perhaps embarrassing, subject to some people. So you can't really fault her for not asking more about it. But ultimately, you can't rely on just one person for all your social needs.

  9. Women are also wayyyyy oversold the idea that the skinnier they are, the more attractive every guy will find them.

  10. yeah…. for awhile i thought it was just how relationships worked and that it was normal but now i’m kind of seeing maybe it’s a little strange.

    i’m not gonna lie, i’m a bit nervous about the idea of trying to cut ties with him. i’ve talked with him before about having some space and he started showing up at my job (which isn’t that weird because we work together) when i was working and he wasn’t and would wait for me in the parking lot. i also found out he has somewhat of a history of violence and has been arrested but he told me that his ex attacked him and he was defending himself.

    i’m not even worried about myself that much honestly, i’m more worried about what he’d do to himself if i do. as he’s said that he doesn’t want to online without me, and almost every night i’m on the phone with him trying to stop him from hurting himself. i just feel absolutely stuck and i don’t want anything bad to happen to him.

  11. I do! I dress well, i keep myself clean and presentable, i'm not obese at all, just have an average body. Obv maybe my facial features aren't to die for. But everything else is upkept.

    I've even been trying to work out more and watch what I eat. So hearing all that from her is like a middle finger to me

  12. He’s just trying to protect his assets. And he’s been responsible for providing more than she has, that inheritance is his and he wants to keep it for whatever reason like passing it on. Yeah, if they want an equitable arrangement and she currently hasn’t contributed up to now to expenses then he’s concerned about what would happen if their relationship should end. Calling someone selfish because they want something out of the relationship they haven’t contributed to is a huge red flag for him going forward. He’s made it clear that there is going to be a prenup. I think at the heart of this situation his concerns are valid. He’s concerned that she hasn’t put much effort in helping him work this out. I’d be concerned as well. If this post was coming from her then your advice would apply. But, it’s his post and he’s concerned about his situation and not hers. I’m seeing red flags for him. She, so far, has no skin in the game so she has nothing to lose. He can buy a place with money that has no interest by accessing his inheritance money and in turn convert that into an income producing asset. If he’s married to her without a prenup then she would be entitled to it depending on the state’s laws regarding the distribution of assets when their marriage dissolves. She’s being inconsiderate up to now about splitting expenses. This behavior is concerning to him. From my experience in life I would be concerned for him, as well.

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