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Date: November 6, 2022
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You just said he was ? interested in causal sex.
Don't get me wrong it is a slow process. Just changing the name of how you see each other from bf/gf to just friends and cutting out the sex then acting as if nothing is different is a recipe for disaster. You will need some space for a while, then you can slowly let him back into your life from a distance, doing all this at once won't work
You can't make a boundary for someone else
Thank you so much for the advice ?
We’ve lived together for a short while before, this is the issue. The issue is trying to find a way to see each other more, and not being constantly working to then be able to afford to see each other. If we were to rent it get a mortgage, he is worrying that that it would be the same in terms of constantly paying the rent/mortgage and bills, fuel, food and all of the other essentials to online, and nothing will then be left for luxuries for each other to then enjoy our lives together. He’s mentioned that he like a town near me and would love to move down, however it’s the money issue again. He doesn’t want to be constantly stressed about money and not be able to afford the odd treat and things to do together.
It will get better. You can see from all the angry comments on here that people are extremely affected to the point of being traumatized by infidelity. Rightly so.
Myself included. It's been years and thinking about it still hurts deeply. I'm a 44 year old man sitting in my warm home in a nice town with a wife and kids all of whom I love more than the world on a PTO day and have tears in my eyes just thinking about it right now. That kind of betrayal sticks.
The good news is that you have LOTS of time. You both are young and there is no need to rush. Take it day by day as long as you are both committed there are a lot of gains to be made and the potential for happy days ahead, together.
Make sure you take every effort to hear her and understand her feelings and where they come from. She will need to do the same for you and it will be difficult coming from her position. This is where a therapist will really help. If you took the step to identify one and make an appointment, I think that level of concern and care will show your commitment and hope. But again, if it's to “fix her” then it's a fail. This is to seek guidance, learn about tools to help you grow trust, and to fix what's actually broken, your relationship.