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  1. Of course he knew what he was doing from the start.

    He maliciously inflicted emotional, mental and physical (exposure to STIs) trauma on you.

    He chose to cheat. This is not the first time this is the first time you caught him.

    He has no respect for your relationship or you.

    You deserve to be cherished, respected and loyalty.

    Make your exit plan.

    Get STI tested.

    Get active – run, walk, hike, bike, do yoga. Focus on you.

    Get individual counseling to help overcome his betrayal.

  2. Understandable. That’s probably why I considered it potentially grooming bc I didn’t wanna see the red flags. I inherently can’t help but see the good in ppl

  3. No. She lied to you until the very end and your only communication with her up until this point should be about your child. Your ex wife tried to bribe your daughter and if your daughter had chosen not to say anything you wouldn’t have known for sure.

  4. I don’t have very much close family.. one of my parents lives in a different state and hasn’t tried to see me in over 10 years. The other one is very helpful but they are the one that currently lives with a friend..

  5. Absolutely. This is shit or get off the pot, big-time. If ya'll aren't mailing out wedding invitations by time you're both 30, she'll probably dump you.

  6. I have used AI to create a story about my dog cheating.

    It is as follows:

    Hi there

    I'm not sure if you're looking for advice or just someone to talk to. But I am here for you, if that's okay.

    I had a Pekingese who got into an affair with another dog, but she was his owner. She ended up cheating on him with a human and liked her more.

    I'd like to help you if possible. I don't know what to say, but I can tell you what happened in my case:

    My Pekingese got into a relationship with another dog when he was only 8 months old. He did this because he was really lonely at home and didn't have any friends around him. He was very attached to me, so when we started dating, he wanted nothing else but for me to be happy… even if it meant cheating on me!

    I knew about the situation right away, but he didn't want me to know anything about it until we had been dating for a while – which turned out to be about 6 months. He told me that he cared about both of us equally (which they weren't), but according to him, she (the other dog) was more affectionate than me… so he decided that he Would stay with her. Sorry.

  7. You didn’t say you were attracted to him and want to have sex with him. Could be an oversight, … are you excited to get him very hot or what?

    Otherwise, I’d say you are doing him a disservice in just wanting a reliable coparent.

  8. Progress is progress. Even if it’s small.

    When you call it off is when the effort you put in, does not yield any results.

  9. I’d certainly have a problem with it being her husband. She can make whatever decision she wants about her body. But I would communicate my feelings on the matter. Very directly.

    She’s your wife. Why hide your feelings on the matter whether or not the feelings are “justifiable” or right? If you can’t share how the circumstance affects you, how healthy can your relationship really be?

  10. Nat knows what she’s doing. He will never be smart enough to catch on. Move on boo, it’s very hot but he’s too blind and so is his family.

  11. Don't get married, he won't stand up for you and it takes you threatening to break things off before he actually will do anything. Do you really want to be married and committed to a man who let's a drunk talk so badly about her. Better to not get married and save yourself from a long and possibly expensive divorce. Being drunk is no longer an excuse because he's used that line to many times, he's an alcoholic and what he does is now a habit not some random messages. Single is better then having a fiance who doesn't stand up for their soon to be spouse.

  12. It’s not just selfish it’s abusive. Slamming doors to intimidate and control people is not normal behaviour.

  13. You need to deal with your trust and jealousy issues otherwise this will keep coming up in some way. I'd tell him and say exactly what you said in your post and what your going to do to fix feeling this way. I'd say therapy to get to the root of your insecurities

  14. OP I would not waste your time with somebody who can have their relationship so easily manipulated by catty remarks from coworkers. You're never going to feel secure with this person again if all it takes for her to want to break up is some coworkers telling her “she is out of your league”.

    She sounds kinda trashy to tell you the truth.

  15. That's an entirely separate issue. He doesn't support his own child in any way, shape, or form? You need to work on fixing that. Even more of a reason why you're better off without him. What kind of man thinks leaving a romantic relationship means leaving your own child?

  16. It sounds like you are going to have to painstakingly explain to him that you don't want people like you, including yourself, to literally be killed, because you are being accused of that (see other comment re: Hitler and Jewish people). You can either be patient or try to find someone more compatible.

    I'd also look at actions vs words of your boyfriend. Sometimes people who do literally nothing to make the world better cling very hard to little comments other people make as markers of character, especially if they tend to be dramatic and emotional. I think they believe this absolves them of actually having to do anything. One great way to apologize is to suggest that you both volunteer at an LGBT center, if you live! near one. Surely he's already doing that but he'll no doubt jump at the opportunity if he isn't

  17. Yeah no, divorce. He doesn’t gaf about you. He in fact hates you but wants to stay married. No thanks. If he hated you that much he wouldn’t gaf if you were alone. You don’t have to die alone but he can for even remotely thinking that everything he said was okay.

  18. What is it that you want? The legal bond or the ceremony? I mean your might only be against one of them and you could do the other together

  19. I never get the all judgmental petty roast, really I don't. You must know that things are more complex than what I get to share in a single reddit post. I met him I was lost in life, studying stuff I deemed useless, and feeling heavily suicidal. He gave me a job, a substitute to my shitty family and better living standards. At first I wasn't in love, just enjoyed the sex way too much, but eventually I built our relationship further towards what it is nowadays. I don't regret it and that's why I don't want to throw it all away over such a dumb and unforeseen issue.

  20. You won't be at a loss if you read into his actions. You'll know he is no longer interested in your relationship.

    He lives only 45 minutes away, not 45 hours away. He surely can visit every w/end if he wants. Never mind that he simply doesn't 'show up'! He doesn't even pay attention while talking to you on the phone. He ignores you when you mention all this to him.

    I think you can read into his behavior pretty clearly. He is stringing you along. Tell him it's over and see how he responds.

  21. I’m asking for advice on how to balance between saying “thank you for thinking of me and doing something to celebrate” but also “that was one of my least favorite things to do”

  22. OP, he has checked out already. He is bitter because he has lost his job and getting it out on you. He himself tells you that he resents you, he isn't affectionate with you and isn't the bf in this relationship.

    You cant hold it up anymore if he doesn't want to be there to and stay by your side. My advice would be to check out too and see your options here.

  23. How is “I love her so much” coexist with “I hate her look” and even better with “I know I can do better”?

    This is not love. This is toxic relationship. Absolutely do not marry.

  24. This woman is not wifey material. She’s ex-girlfriend material at best. Get your ring back and make better decisions as you move forward. You should’ve broke up in the first bullet point.

  25. Thank you!! And yes, tv loud, music loud, I constantly ask others to repeat themselves. Usually if they have my attention i can focus and it's not an issue but if I'm not focused i won't hear what they are saying. I am going to check out that website for sure, thank you again!

  26. Please don’t marry her – it’ll be the biggest and most costly mistake of your life.

    She’s shown you exactly who she is. Don’t ignore or rationalize her disgusting behavior.

  27. Same. It doesn’t get better. That young, he should definitely not fall for sunk cost fallacy. I’d end it, but that’s just me.

  28. Have you tried couples counseling and or a child specialist, unbiased third party?

    I'm all for corporal punishment only if it's done calmly. My little cousin convinced after refusing to stop biting me and rubbing his nose on me during boxing.

  29. My husband is 8.5 years younger than me. He was 24 and I was 33 when we got together. It has worked beautifully, but there are things you need to keep in mind: – You have to be a lot more open. You’re with someone with less life experience with you. All those little lessons you’ve learned along the way? He hasn’t had a chance to. It is unfair and unreasonable to have expectations that he will see your point of view without you discussing it. – when I say discussing it, I mean discussing it. You cannot talk down to him or say “you don’t understand yet”. That’s friggen very hot but if you want your relationship to thrive you have got to be kind and fair. – there can be power dynamic differences. You need to never exploit those. My husband was already a college graduate and a home owner when we met… but he had family help to do that. Most people that age will not be. Money and power imbalances should never be weaponized.

    It’s worked for me. The relationship has been the most loving, fulfilling of my life and I’m glad I didn’t let my fear of the age gap turn me off from it… but you have to make specific effort to be patient, loving, and equal partners.

  30. Uh? You got a UTI because HE’S the unhygienic one. Tell this man to take his unwashed ass out for a hike and ditch him permanently.

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