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  1. tell her if she asks but otherwise why bother telling her? lots of people have scars from one thing or another, it doesnt matter too much

  2. Yeah two times is not something I’m comfortable calling a coincidence. This is fucked and I’m shocked he is so blind as to not realize how incredibly wrong he is.

  3. Yeah you're better off breaking up if he continues to refuse to listen, he's attempting to manipulate you into doing what he wants. First he tried to guilt you by saying you don't do anything for him, then when that didn't work he attempted to shame you into doing it. Please ask yourself if you want to continue a relationship where anytime you don't do what he wants you'll be shamed and guilt tripped.

  4. You can’t convince him to come, but personally I would feel the same as you do. Is lack of effort on his part a recurrent theme in your relationship?

  5. My dad also did a 180 when he hit like…. 35? It can happen at any time. He was a completely different person after that-shocked all our friends and family. I hate to tell you, this change with your dad is probably permanent too.

    He’s not worth your energy. You can’t control him, only yourself. So my advice would be: protect yourself with distance. If he does actually recover from his midlife crisis, he will reach out to you.

  6. If she didn't cheat, then the OP should provide the evidence. Are you a friend of the OP or something? You're defending her so aggressively, it seems like it.

  7. He sounds like he sucks the joy out of everything. Like an energy vampire.

    I tend to distance myself from those kind of people/personalities and I would have a hot time maintaining a relationship with one.

    No, you are not too sensitive. He was rude and seem like he thinks he has the right to say rude things to you.

  8. And from someone who is poly, he's completely in the wrong here. It is something that needs rules, groundwork, communication – it's not just something you accept of someone else. There is a lot that goes into poly relationships that people don't anticipate, but it's (generally) more complicated than monogamous relationships because there are more people involved.

    If anyone in the relationship isn't alright with poly, that makes it inethical. And that's something that can get you entirely removed from poly spaces.

  9. Talk to your dad about this. He's the one who needs to spearhead getting Mom into the mental health treatment she needs. The key to dealing with a mentally ill loved in isn't to conform to the demands of their disease. It's to help them get better so they can enjoy a better quality of life.

  10. It doesn't have to be a fight. You can share your feelings – “It upset me when you said X, because it made me feel Y” and see how he reacts. If he hears your feelings and his reaction is to get angry at you, you don't have to fight with him about it; you can simply listen to what he is telling you about who he is, and decide what you want to do about that.

    If he gets angry at you sharing your feelings, is that the kind of man you want as your partner? Do you want to have to convince him to care about how you feel — or convince him to forgive you for telling him how you feel?

    Is it common for him to get angry at you when you are upset or hurt?

  11. That was my point totally unwilling to compromise could be because of the need for control due to trauma. Part of ptsd issues is I cannot ride share with anyone unless I have the keys and drive, our last house had one entrance exit into the kitchen. I must always have a way to flee. I trust my husband even my child, but blocking me will trigger me to panic. I need to control the ability to flee, by exiting or driving away.

  12. BTW, he also made it clear he didn't like the kid even when he did only see him one evening a week. And if you're dating a parent you have to be prepared for the fact that they might have to parent that child 100% of the time. The other parent could die or stop seeing their child. If you're not OK with that, again that's OK but don't date anyone with children.

  13. I don't blame you for feeling this way. Because not only is he taking his friends to a place you suggested, but it's obvious that he TOLD them not to tell you about it. So this isn't just an oversight- oh I forgot you sent me that place!- but very intentional on his part.

    I think you should maybe go through with the divorce. He isn't making an effort right when he should be making the most, he is actively hiding something from you and asking his friends to as well, and then worst, trying to tell you it isn't a big deal. Well if it wasn't a big deal, then why did his friends all try to “shush” talking about it? Because he KNEW it wasn't a kind thing to do.

    So it isn't about the restaurant, it is about a lack of respect- you don't tell your friends to keep something from your wife- as well as a lack of caring for your feelings.

    You aren't being selfish, and this is one of those times where the example feels small (and I'm sure he will continue to say it is just a small thing) but the way in which he went about it demonstrates all the larger problems you have.

    He puts his friends first, he hides things from you, asks others to hide them from you, and then tells you that you are overreacting. Run girl, run.

  14. It’s funny cause they don’t know about it to be worried about it. They don’t care much for age gaps tbh, it’s something that isn’t too frowned upon by the older gen in my family, they’d be more upset about it being an interracial relationship

  15. Porn issues aside just dump her already, it doesn't matter she has no where to go she is an adult, so that's the consequences of her actions. She will never have a place to go, because then you can kick her out

  16. To back up and tell you about me, I’m a guy and I’m happily married. In saying that, you’re right; sex is important but it’s not the most important. It’s just one piece of a much larger puzzle, but it’s a piece nonetheless.

    A healthy relationship is one in which the partners are compatible. It’s not about weighing the good vs the bad. It’s about being a fit across the board. As an example, let’s say your girlfriend is genuinely the nicest human being on earth. That’s amazing. But would you legitimately be fine with no sex life for the duration of your relationship? Of course you wouldn’t be, and guess what? That’s ok! Sex isn’t faux pas. It’s ok to want sex. You don’t have to feel bad about it.

    I realize that she didn’t explicitly say nothing’s going to change. She did, however, explicitly tell you that she doesn’t see this as a big deal and as such she’s not going to do anything to address it. She has very little drive. You’ve discussed it and she said she can’t help it. She’s not affectionate. Obviously you are. She says she finds you attractive but nothing has changed. That doesn’t mean she’s lying by the way. She just literally has a low libido and little interest in intimacy.

    It’s not about you. It’s how she feels in general. It’s fine that she does. It’s also fine that you want more intimacy. Neither of you are wrong. You’re just incompatible. Of course it COULD go back up, but you have absolutely no reason to assume that’s going to happen. Don’t stay in relationships based on potential. Make decisions based on the reality you know.

  17. I gotta say, why has the OP posted this thread at all if he already knows they catch up multiple times per week. Like it isn’t news? It’s fucking weird, but it’s not the the event in the OP is new information.

  18. You said it yourself loyalty and trust are the key to building a strong bond. She’s loyal because as soon as you got back together she stopped. She’s honest because she told you everything she did. She did all this while being single. You broke up with her. You cant dictate what she does when she’s single. My only advise is if you can’t get past this then move on. Don’t harbor negative emotions towards this women when she did nothing wrong.

  19. 58M because sex matters to this debate perhaps… And experience perhaps also… Easy… He should find himself a space/bucket/something and everyday on return he should empty his pockets there. So..

    A. It’s his fault and if he can be safe, effective and organised with his welding tools (and I bet he is), he can do the same with his clothes. This is year 1 apprentice level failure on his part.

    B. He needs to develop a system to make it easy on himself.

  20. In general no, but in some conservative religious families yes.

    Anyway if you're serious about converting you should speak to her family first, let them know that you will convert to be with her, if they accept and give you their word that will allow you two to be together after that then you can convert

  21. You sound incompatible.

    Also, what exactly does the hobby ‘animals’ mean? Just like horse racing or what?

    To be honest, I can see why at least some of your hobby’s are off putting to her. You listed guns as a hobby. That easily makes people nervous, and for good reason. Boxing is a violent and often dangerous sport, so again I can see why she’s not thrilled that that’s what you spend your time doing. Motorcycles are also very dangerous. So right off the bat, 3 of the 5 hobby’s you listed are dangerous. She shouldn’t talk down to you about it but I can see why she’s not happy about them.

  22. So I'm not a lawyer and I'm out of my depth but they are not yet married. In most places a debt accumulated prior to marriage isn't a marital debt and shared ownership outside of marriage is typically adjusted based on who has paid more. Though the laws around that could vary quite a bit.

    So I agree with your point about a prenup because if the debt and the home became marital property then it would all be divided equally.

  23. This is happening because of your commitment issues and fear. Dig in and address your fears, grow past them. It’s not her, it would happen to you with anyone who threatened to get too serious.

  24. I'm SOOOO sorry. But your son does NOT need to see that. You need to start documenting in a book and with photo/text evidence how often she's going out. Don't break things off yet. Please get goooood documentation over a month or two of how frequently this is happening. Get her to text “I'm out with friends” or whatever. Get a paper trail so you can build a case for sole custody. If your son is growing up with her being his primary caretaker while she's going clubbing – that's going to mess him up. Your stability will be far better. Do not break things off with her until you can get your son into a safer situation.

    You're an awesome dad and her BS is noooot healthy for you or your baby.

  25. I’d give yourself a break. It’s okay to take more time to grieve the past relationship and if you still feel uncomfortable with opening up in that way then it’s okay to set boundaries and figure out what you need. There is no need to rush and just take things slowly for yourself. Time heals wounds and if you need to talk things out whether it be with a professional or someone you trust there is always that. Things will get better you got this

  26. Just take some time to think of it from his perspective. He’s getting anxious, not sure about how to express himself. Men seem to struggle a lot more with emotions understandably so, just remind yourself that he needs time.

    But, come to a compromise. I personally can’t handle being ignored (not that that is what’s happening here), so tell him. “It’s okay to need time, we do need to talk about it but if you need time to collect your thoughts that’s ok. But I need transparency, let me know “I’m feeling overwhelmed and need some time to calm down and think about this””

  27. Yes all my replies were positive and friendly. I was so happy & excited after she reached out and hoping we can be together again. Hope she gets the sign.

  28. No just no. There is absolutely no need for that first sentence and I'm a fucking woman.

    This isn't the time for a teachable moment, poor man has literally been assaulted. Time and a place.

  29. She can also communicate these issues with husband before letting the thought “I might end this marriage tonight”

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