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Date: October 3, 2022
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I just feel like in a few years he'll look around him and feel like he can never know if people love him or his money/influence. That's when he'll feel regret.
Not because he misses you as a person. He misses how you served his life and what you meant in the grand scheme of it all.
Right now he is riding that high of all the fame and riches of his dreams.
From my experience, it's vital he tries to educate himself about autism and is eager to learn from you as well.
So he can do some research, and you can explain to him your difficulties to understand his tone in certain situations. Ask him to communicate clearly. And if a situation is unclear to you, ask him right away.
Communication is vital in any relationship, and even more in a ND/NT relationship. And it shouldn't be all on you. He has to work on his communication to meet your needs.
If this relationship doesn't work out (as a worst case scenario), don't let it bring you down. Sometimes relationships aren't working for tons of reasons. But there are other people and relationships that might be different.
(Experience: Happily married to a man who found out about being on the spectrum a few years ago)
Do you know if in fsct the son lives with her and not the dad and she only has him on like weekends or maybe a few times a year?
Exactly. Back off for a bit. Give her a chance to miss you. No groveling!
I echo all the others who have noted that six years in, this seems like a bizarre time to start being controlling. So have there been other changes in your relationship that would cause her to be so insecure?
Is it something about the work crowd? Is this an area of your life you've failed to include her in? Do you have a female colleague you talk about a lot that could be making her feel uncomfortable? Why isn't she included as spouses and significant others often are?
Sometimes all that is needed is clearer communication. However, I would not abide by her “not allowing” you to go to the next event, nor setting a curfew for you. You don't tell her when to come home, but is she usually home by midnight? Tell her what time you'll be home and don't be late. If she cannot come to terms with you having an occasional night out without blowing up your phone and setting curfews, etc. it's going to be pretty tough on your relationship.
The average life expectancy for a woman is on average about 80 years in a developed country, given the advances of medicines and technology, there's a fair chance you make it to 90 or even 100.
7 years compared to that is absolutely fuck all. If you're gonna be on this earth for another 60 or 70 years you deserve to be with someone who is faithful and trustworthy. Because this won't be the last time he does this, I'm sorry but he is a cheater and will most likely do it again. Move on and find better, you owe it to yourself.
And it’s we not just me
He is getting rewards somewhere for doing this. So if you EVER say yes, he will continue. If he refuses to not hurt you, I would leave. Refuse to be the adult in charge of him, ever.
I mean isn't what they just said what creeps use to get with naive 18 year olds. “You are so mature for your age. You aren't like other boys/girls? Etc.
I wish you happiness with your engagement and marriage. I have no experience in arranged marriages. I can say that your future wife deserves your full commitment to the relationship, so my only advice would be to be truly sure you are able to leave the previous person you loved completely behind for this long term commitment.
Exactly!
I got pregnant by accident and my partner and I hadn't been together for very long, so the thought of getting an abortion crossed my mind.
And it was at that moment I realised how attracted I already felt to the life growing inside me, because I just knew instantly that I wouldn't be able to have an abortion even if it meant loosing a guy I really liked.
I'm typing this while looking over at my partner and our sweet daughter sitting in the sofa watching some weird show on YouTube.
Ultimatums are always terrible in sexual relationships; they are also terrible in other relationships.
She probably just should have set boundaries like dont talk about them in my presence or something similar.
Instead, she went the ultimatum route with predictable results. Very sad.
You broke up with him and he went out with someone else. There is nothing to forgive.
It sounds like you were playing the “win me back” game, and just learned that it's not actually a game. Most people figure this out as teenagers, but some people are just more used to being manipulative and childish, I guess.
It also sounds like he was trying to “prove” that he “didn't need you” likely to either make you jealous or because he was already at least looking at her. In which case he is as immature as you are.
Either way, partnerships are supposed to bring out the best in each other. This one seems to be bringing out the worst instead. Its not supposed to be a competion. You are supposed to be a team, not be trying to “win” against each other. Let tjis one go and find someone who makes you happy instead of competitive.
All of this happened today. So it wasn’t even the next day. It was less than an hour later.
Not saying he or she isn't but I read this as they'll speak to their therapist, not partner.
This is what he should've said to you. Sorry about all these other people… you did nothing wrong
F40 has been footing the bill for dog food and plans to pay us to cover whatever vet bills come about. We aren’t gonna go BROKE paying out of pocket for this stranger’s dog’s vet bills.
Just wanted to see if there were any thoughtful recommendations for how to give F40 a polite nudge in the direction of compensating us for our time and effort in all of this
I understand but this doesn’t sound like “just a friend”.
Tell him, you have to communicate. Sometimes too especially if you guys are both new to this, him seeing the way you’re reacting just puts him over the edge. I think once you communicate better and have a bit more experience and get the pacing and everything down it’ll work out fine
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wanting sex isn’t just a male thing. It’s a physiological and psychological need for healthy humans. I wouldn’t get into another relationship until you speak to a doctor because having a nonexistent sex drive at your age can point to a number of health conditions if you’re not Asexual.
Holy shit is he ever manipulative. So he's a liar, a cheater, an ACTUAL gaslighter, and just emotionally abusive.
He can fuck all the way off. Dump his ass.
Deep down you know.
What do you call people who use the rhythm method of contraception? Parents. It sounds like your gf is trying to babytrap you
So glad you are. The whole situation is just bizarre!
Should I open this topic and talk to her?
When this goes to court the ex will bring up the cheating and the fact that he had reasonable doubts, but then she bounced before the pregnancy so he was never able to confirm. Sorry but op is a baby stealer. I hope ops ex gets to be a father to his children.
Ok here is what I learned from reading about open relationship 1) she's already cheating and she wants a cover, or a reason to make it ok. 2) she already has the hots for someone, and she want to get your blessings to sleep with them 3) the person who suggested it in most cases is the person wjo ends up regretting it. If she is into this stuff and you are not it is perfectly ok to say no, you have your own sexual preference and you are not into the life style, divorce won't mess up your kids more than a having a father who feels defeated and has no word in the relationship(it will eventually show on you), there is a huge risk they will get messed up from the open relationship, she is putting you in a risk of STDs, fathering children that aren't biologically yours(a condom doesn't work 100% of the rime and it might break.) You want to make her happy, and you are saying it's gonna happen anyway by cheating (shows how little you trust her)
Listen stranger, you came here asking for advice so here is what I got:stand up for yourself, stay dignified, don't make sh!t excuses about the economy being bad, or your children growning messed up to stay in a relationship that is eventually going to do everything you are worried about happening because of divorce, cut your losses and stand your ground, don't let her bully you into this.
have sex with her with protection at least.
Birth control fails all the time. I doubt he was trying to have a child with a rebound hook up.
You literally said he’s done this twice before so how has he changed. He’s acting the same and you’re making excuses
It's not. YOU matter. Your NEEDS matter ❤️