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Date: February 8, 2023
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Sorry, but it’s a conscious decision. Dry or not, withholding sex in a committed relationship unless you get your way is withholding sex. You’re within your rights to do whatever you want, but you don’t get to deny reality while doing it.
Stop doing other things until he finally gets it. You shouldn't be cleaning the whole house. What does he do to share the burden? Please just let it get dirty until he gets it. And remind him all the time to do it. Leave notes all over. Send text messages. Leave cleaning products on his chair. All of that. Be petty. Because he is. If you break down and do the work he will never help you at all. And that's what he is hoping for.
Ah ok, you're just there to make her jealous. Your bf wants to keep you so she feels like she has to keep competing with you. Got it.
You're disposable, she isn't. But he's realised she needs something to keep her interested and that's you. You're perfect for the role, because you're too insecure to leave him or get angry.
It would be cheating in my book but they are your friends, you were there and you claim to be pretty open. So I’m not sure in your case whether it is or not.
Says the one who gave a flimsy reason for separating a decade old relationship.
Why would you stay with someone who yells all the time? It’s uncouth and nothing to do with any race or culture, just their family. It is not a healthy way of dealing with emotion. Just tell him to do one.
Neither I nor my wife were each other’s physical type when we met. We’ve been married and together 12 years. A relationship is about far, far more than just physical appearances.
This is an overthinking issue, not a relationship issue, honestly.
If cooking is so relaxing why don't you do it more often
That's right in the post. He wants to cook more but she won't let him.
What you have described is abusive behavior by your partner. I think your ship is sinking at this point if not already sunk
But I would of never had relationships with someone else like I understand that I might of done a form of cheating but not as bad as her.
Imagine she’s just extra smiley around him because he puts out rapey vibes and it makes her nervous
Has your wife ever been evaluated for Post-partum Depression? The belittling a partner thing is pretty common in women with PPD. I only say so because I did the same thing and, until I could objectively step back and understand that my words were mean and awful, I just continued to insult my husband time and time again (even when he really didn't do anything wrong… he was just in close proximity and I was full of an immense amount of anger and sadness).
I started taking antidepressants and all the intrusive thoughts/anger issues stopped. My marriage improved. But as someone who has been chronically depressed my whole life, PPD is like regular depression but on steriods. Constant anger and constant sadness, never any good feelings.
(All my best to you – I sincerely hope things work themselves out in a way that is beneficial for everyone)
You have to express that to her, simple as that.