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  1. Yes, all the time. However, men will sleep with women they wouldn't even be seen with in public so…

    Friends? Sure. But given the opportunity and lack of opportunity elsewhere, they absolutely will bang an ugly friend. 100% of the time if they think she can keep a secret.

  2. Either way its pretty shitty that you're willing to get with someone and be ok with something, and then not later on down the road.

    This doesn't make any sense. People are allowed to change their minds. It has been only 4 months.

  3. Just have an honest and open conversation with him about how you felt when you saw his apartment, and tell gom that if you two were to eventually live! together (either in his current place or a different place), then the cleanliness situation would have to be significantly different than what it currently is for you to move forward with the relationship.

  4. Yeah I'm really confused by “it's not because he's Christian.” Isn't that the whole thing he's basing his argument off of?

  5. It might not be the gaming and might be his mental health. I know a lot of people, myself included, who throw themselves into video games to distract from the thoughts in their head. And I've met a lot of men with depression that has severely impacted their sex drive. And its hot to tell a woman “I dont feel horny enough”

  6. I wouldn’t be so quick to assume, early 20s is when many hormone and metabolism issues show up in women, which are not as simple as a bad diet and alcohol. Disorders such as PCOS or hypothyroidism could be causing issues and also confusing her which changes in her body that she no longer feels control over. I suggest finding a PCP and getting fasting blood work done before jumping into an exercise routine that will likely cause her body even more stress which will have the opposite effect and may cause more weight gain.

  7. There’s defiantly alot. I know that you have pinpointed 2 very negatives things about her. But much of them are positive

  8. You haven’t explained one tangible benefit. But I have explained tangible costs.

    Since he would have to do the work and is the one posting. Of course we focus solely on him.

    You may want you practice your logic.

  9. This is going to be very hot, but don’t let reactions triggered by your previous trauma enable bad behaviors in other humans. It’s not just bad for you but probably them too. In the worst case scenario, people will actively manipulate you for their benefit.

  10. It wasn't your wife's fault that she lost her father young and that it traumatized her. Something horrible happened to her and of course it will leave marks.

    However, while these things are not her fault, there is the other side – the fact that it is her responsibility to address her struggles with traumas and/or mental illnesses. She can decide to do so or decide not to, but if she decides not to, then, in my opinion, that decision needs to have consequences. Deciding to make yourself and others (your mother now, very likely your child later) suffer is not a trait I would want in a partner or in a mother.

    I grew up with a mother who had an eating disorder for all her life. She died a bit over a year ago, weighing less than 34 kilo. Thankfully, she always made sure we children were eating fine and made it clear that her way of thinking was an illness. Unfortunately, she decided to never address that illness and thus, she died way too young. Eating disorders – in both directions, too much or too little – are devastating and I fear for your child. If your wife is not willing or able to understand that her relationship with weight is extremely unhealthy and needs to be addressed, then this might cripple your child for life. You don't ever “heal” from eating disorders, it's very easy to fall back into them or pivot into the other, equally bad, direction. So you need to make absolutely sure that your child doesn't get one in the first place. This needs to be figured out before the child is born.

  11. it seems that your wife and your mother have more in common than your wife wants to admit: denial of their trauma and resistance to getting help.

    So happy your mother got help and hoping your wife will realize soon that she needs help too. Losing your dad at such a young age for those reasons would be traumatizing for any child and that trauma colors the lens thru which she sees your mother

  12. It sounds like you both need some time apart. If you have high anxiety and mental health issues, I suggest working on those/talking to a professional first before getting into a serious relationship. Time alone may do you both some good, regardless of whether or not you get back together.

  13. Is she over powered with sadness? Or, is she giving you the cold shoulder?

    Did her dog fight? Or, was her dog attacked.

    Cold shoulder: She is mad at you and refuses to talk or react. This is contempt. It predicts the end of the relation ship. I am not sure this happened. I want to check.

    Overpowered with sadness: If she is sad about her dog, she is looking for a safe place for comfort. Do you want to comfort her? Will she accept you as her comfort? You choose here.

    Turns away from you when sad: This does not feel good to you. Turning away from, or turning to you is another indicator of a relationship that will last of fail. If your partner turns away from you often, this can be an issue that will increase. If turning away is only when she is sad about animals, I would give it a chance. If she turns away when you talk about things you want to talk about, I would go ahead and end things with her.

    Dog fight: Both dogs fighting the other dog. Is she embarrassed that her dog was fighting? Talk to her about it and let her tell her feelings.

    Her dog was attacked: Her dog is feeling bad, and she is sad about that. Talk to her and let her tell her feelings.

  14. You don't need to have common hobbies. Just because he games and you don't doesn't mean you need to end it.

    Having said that, it does sound like his gaming is a problem and you two need to work on boundaries. If he is home all day with your daughter, that is only one child. He should have time to get some gaming in during the day, and do chores around the house. That is his job instead of going in to work.

    He needs to make you a priority so you need to talk about limiting game time while you are home. Again, he has time to do that when you are gone.

    I am an example:

    I (45M) and my wife (46F) used to struggle with a very similar issue. We both work full-time, then we would come home and I spent a lot of time building scale models and working on my hot rod.

    My wife and I kind of drifted apart. We started fighting because of it. So then we worked on boundaries. It started out as schedulling time to be together. Like we would say Mondays and Fridays are together time and we could do our own things other days. Then as we got into the habit, it became more natural and the together time floats around the week a bit.

    TL;DR You don't need to have common interests, but you both need to work on making sure you have time for each other. Hobbies shouldn't be priority.

  15. Sounds like something my ex would do in the start. Then he just kept on escalating it and got wildly abusive. 10/10 wouldnt recommend.

    Also, a 29yo trying to controll your behaviour wont change. You say you've made up your mind in your edit, I do hope it means you're leaving him.

  16. Whoa! I'm all for separate finances. It's especially important for women who usually get stuck with most of the child and household responsibilities.

    BUT what do you mean separate includes Healthcare, children and pets?

    It sounds like all the care and finances for those is 100%, on you. Those things need to be shared Is he doing anything to act like you two a partnership on this marriage.

    Also, don't do anything to do with a business you have no interest in. It sounds like he doesn't care about you and your families interests anyway and could be making decisions for you that could hurt you all. I think he may want 100% of your finances with 0% of your input.

  17. why is it my responsibility to ignore the way i feel and drop it, and not his responsibility to not do the things that make me feel that way

  18. So like…. Why are you still with him?

    Like why stay in a relationship where they constantly accuse you and never trust you?

  19. As the partner who tried exactly what you're suggesting- my partner knew exactly what I meant. Unless you're implying you wouldn't have known what she meant, it would've worked out exactly the same way.

  20. Tell your SO for sure. That's a hot thing to hide from your partner.

    As for your Dad, he is actually your dad because he raised you. Do you think it would destroy your relationship? If so, maybe don't tell him. It might destroy his peace.

  21. She needs to tell you. I'm 53 years old, so likely old enough to be your mother. This isn't something you just get vague with and then make the person guess what it was.

    She wanted to tell you, but then decided not to. You can't unopen that can of worms. It's like Vaguebooking on Facebook. It's maddening and it's pointless. She either tells you what happened or you walk. Otherwise, she shouldn't have said anything.

  22. Ok, here is what I would do.

    I would ask her to outline what she expects you do to. She needs to explain why it's a problem, why it's your fault, what needs to be done to correct it. Does she expect you to build a time machine? Does she expect you to grovel or go overboard to ensure her feelings (that she refuses to manage but instead hoists them over your head)? What has she done to manage her feelings? Why has your pursued relationship taken a beating from a boundary she set for herself but did not honor?

  23. Because it is completely ridiculous. You are an adult, she doesn’t get to decide what you do with your time any more. Standing up to her is hot, I know. You have to set boundaries though. She will have to just deal with it! Trust me you will be so much happier for it.

  24. Actually clean the house and tell her when you've done each task. “Dishes are done, now moving on to vacuuming. Gonna have that floor clean enough for you to make a mess of it again when you get home “

  25. Why would you try to get past this or get over it? If he was being innocent and thought nothing was wrong, he wouldn't have kept it a secret.

    He's secretly having lunch with someone 21 years younger than him. She's not even as old as their age difference. He's buying her presents.

    Nope, don't accept it. He's lied to you.

  26. A Psychologist typically does the psycho-analysis and diagnosing. A Psychiatrist is usually who confirms and then prescribes medication.

  27. Oh big time, big time. It’s been almost 8 years, had to change my number, email, vehicle, and home.

  28. This is controlling behaviour. Anybody is free to change their mind whenever about whatever as long as you are not hurting anyone.

  29. I was called an “old soul” a lot as a kid by teachers and adults in my life. I don't refer to myself as an “old soul” when describing myself.

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