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  1. Whereas the ex wife is contributing only to the stepdaughter & as a sahm this is her only ability to contribute to the other 2.

  2. You need to get out before his paranoia turns on you. As a recovering cocaine addict, I speak from experience on the matter. Get out before this really turns BAD. Cause you'll be finding yourself in a FUBAR situation that usually only ends in one of three ways. Prison, psychiatric care or death.

  3. A lawyer would have been super useful for OP, not because they would have gotten OP out of child support, but because a lawyer would have made it clear to OP that it isn't possible to guarantee OP wouldn't pay child support, then OP may have made the decision to get an abortion.

    Child Support is almost always determined by the state for the best interest of the child, so any previous agreement that OPs ex wouldn't be able to pursue child support wouldn't hold up if he decided to actually go for child support.

  4. So a lot of dudes these days decide to jerk off so much their junk doesn't work with actual women. Because of too tight of grip, porn addiction, what have you. Are you SURE that these things aren't the problem? This may have nothing to do with you.

  5. Yeah he’s absolutely full of fucking shit. Sorry to be harsh, but he is absolutely lying to you and he’s withholding sex as a manipulation tactic. This is incredibly pathetic for someone of his age to be doing. Don’t you just feel turned off at this behavior? It cannot be attractive. That’s also why he’s dating you, though. He things you’re an easy target because of your age. Also women his age (like me, 33), don’t tolerate this shit. I would have gotten up, said “I’ll just go fuck someone else who doesn’t have a problem with it” and literally not shed one tear or feel any ounce of sadness.

  6. I had a difficult childhood growing up. I lived with my mum (who has unspecified learning difficulties); she was completely overwhelmed and couldn't cope. She was emotionally and physically abusive. I got to know my dad when I was 9, but we didn't have a lot of contact. He moved abroad 8 years ago and I haven't seen him at all since. We just write sometimes on WhatsApp for birthdays and Christmas etc. My mum married my then step-dad when I was 8 and they divorced when I was 16. She moved out and I had to stay there. He had sexually abused me, but no-one knew. I finally told someone (my husband) when I was 24, before I moved abroad to where my husband lives. He was found guilty and sentenced to 14 years in prison. My mum and I now have contact, as of the last few years. As I've gotten older, I understand now that she needed help back then and although it doesn't excuse her behaviour, I understand it, so I don't blame her. She should never have been allowed to raise me alone. I've had therapy for all this though and I'm not depressed or anything.

    I had a very good relationship with my maternal grandparents, particularly my grandma. I always said that they were basically my parents. Since moving abroad 6 years ago, we're not as close anymore. My grandma is also a lot older now, is depressed and doesn't go out or do anything, so when we talk on the phone (usually once a week), she doesn't have much to say. Over the last few years I've not enjoyed speaking to her on the phone anymore either, which I don't like. I will think “Oh it's been nearly a week, guess I should call her” and it kinda feels like a chore. Again I don't want to feel like this but I do. I know she won't be around forever (probably not more than 5 more years imo), so I should make the most of it, but I can't seem to change the way I feel?

    I care deeply for my husband and son though. They mean the world to me. I have had boyfriends in the past and I cared about them too to an extent. I had one other long-term relationship before I met my husband and I got on well with his mum. I didn't care about his dad or brother though.

  7. Yes, put like this I can clearly see your point and it's obvious. I can only hope he'll see it too. Thank you.

  8. But what I don’t get is that he’s the one who rang me emotional a day after we broke up and he messaged her saying that he doesn’t think we made the right choice and that we really need to think about if breaking up is the right thing… why wouldn’t he just let the relationship go?

  9. Just seen update, I am so sorry.

    What a POS he is, and her to lie to you after you confronted her, slimy b**ch

    I hope you kicked him out, you deserve better, I'm so sorry.

    Kick him out and go to HR and report them at his job, I wonder if home wrecker has a partner.

    Surround yourself with friends and family, the grieving process is a tough journey.

    Just word of warning, they are inky ever sorry they got caught, They promise the world. Like MC, IC, full disclosure of devices, new job, blocking her, yada yada,

    I hope you can heal from this but it will take a long time, and you won't be able to heal with the constant reminder I.e POS husband.

  10. Break up with this one, she's about to cheat. Probably already emotionally cheating and flirting at work.

  11. Fair enough… I’m kind of at the point where I’ve decided I’m not doing it again but I need to figure out if I should tell my gf? Break up with her for her own good? Not tell her and just not ever do it again? Idk

  12. I mean, you could have changed your phrasing, but let her break up with you because that’s incredibly childish even for an 18 year old.

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