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Are you happy with this man? I don’t think a polygraph makes sense in this situation..I’m not sure I understand its use in the context either (not a crime situation).. Talk to him about how you are feeling. Also, it sounds like you are regularly checking up on his ex too if you are seeing links between what he talks about and what she posts. You both sounds like good candidates for couples therapy. If you don’t trust him, move on from this relationship. It sounds toxic on all fronts.
Sorry I should rephrase this, they don’t know each other FROM high school. They met once while he was in high school she lives in a different country than he did and they didn’t have Mutuals.
He's not sensitive. Men are biologically wired to be sick of disgust his woman isnt loyal. You have a lot to learn about men. Men are like this because thousands of years ago there was no way to secure paternity of their child if their woman was sleeping around. It's instinct not sensitivity
That particular VD can stay dormant for a long while. It’s definitely possible. Any unusual behavior.? Do you believe her?
By not divorcing him when he's clearly an abusive manchild, you are hurting your daughter.
SAHMs do a lot of unseen and unthanked work, true. But having someone who spends all day away from home, from the people they love so thag there's money for a roof over their heads and food on the table seems to also be very underappreciated these days. Lots of stay at home parents don't seem to understand the stress of having a full time job, having to put up with whatever so the family doesn't live on the streets. Point being is that it goes both ways
There are a couple of orange flags.
She’s been having a highly flirty relationship with you while being in a relationship. Do you want to be subject to the same treatment in the future?
She was aware of this since October and only broke up until March. So maybe the connection wasn’t as intense for her as it was for you.
Regarding your original question. I’ll hope you could talk to her at least once in the following week and if things progress well, maybe two months.
No. Consent must never be assumed. It, by definition. Must be initiated. Its funny, whenever people say, “while were teaching women how not to be assaulted, teach men not to assault,” men reply “Lol, no they know they're assaulting people, teaching them does nothing.” (See disclaimer info below).
But you've proved it right! OP specifically said that the entire night, he had not initiated any sexual action toward her. And you're right. Hes not a mindreader. ? That means, he should have asked first!
Almost like he should know that consent cannot be assumed. If theres no affirmative yes or gesture or understood social agreement beforehand, there is no consent. He, by definition, assaulted her.
Disclaimer: This is not to say men cannot be assaulted and women cannot assault. This is in the context of the majority of discussions on the subject, especially surrounding the lectures and educational sessions that tend to be geared toward women on, say, college campuses.