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Date: October 30, 2022

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  1. “I didn't know” is a cop out. You can't fix it if you won't admit it.

    You knew you had withdrawn and you knew you weren't paying attention to her. Even if she never indicated her feelings, you knew what you were doing. And I'd bet good money she DID attempt to let you know and you brushed it off.

    I will admit I'm biased on this because I spent ten years telling my ex in every possible way what I needed and how he was hurting me and he STILL had the gall to act surprised and confused when I left. I even wrote him a whole fucking letter, which he glanced at, stuck in his pocket, and never mentioned again.

    Maybe I'm wrong. But I think it would be worth your while to sit with yourself and do a little introspection about what you may have chosen to ignore in the lead up to this.

  2. You are 20 and that is life altering! You might not want kids now but don't allow someone else to talk you into taking that option away for your future. You will regret it and ultimately, this is your body and your choice. She has no say in this. She also might not be the one you end up with long term. You have only been together 6 months. You don't know what the future holds right now in this relationship. Do you really want to do that to your future wife? My guess would be probably not. Set a firm boundary, say no on repeat and stick to it. Work on finding other birth control solutions that work for both of you.

  3. Do you also know Yes means Yes?

    If your sexual partner does not have an informed, enthusiastic yes from a partner able to fully understand and consent then it's a no.

    If they have an STD and don't tell you, then that's not informed consent.

    If you start with a condom and he takes it off and finishes without your knowledge or permission, that's not consent. Because what you consented to was changed. Same if the genders are reversed. If the woman says she's on the pill and is lying, then it's not informed consent.

    If you are drunk, underage, or otherwise impaired in some way, then that's not consent. You're not in a position to understand and give consent.

    If you say no and he nags and nags and nags until you say yes … yup, not consent. That's coercion.

    It's not nude. If you're not all, “Yes baby, I want it! Give it to me!” Either verbally or physically then it's a no go. And your consent can be withdrawn anytime. Even if he's already inside you.

  4. “if women want equality, then it's OK”

    Uhhhh I don't think anyone should be slapping their partner. It wouldn't be okay if a woman physically assaulted a guy for stealing money either. Why is this always the argument sexist dudes use when they pretend they give a shit about gender equality? Physical abuse isn't okay period!

    There are consequences for being a proud abuser, one of which is that other people may not be comfortable around you. Oh well.

  5. Sure, I m not mentally ill, thank you for asking, I have t talked to my girlfriend for 5 days, as I mentioned, and want to show that I support her on her upcoming Marathon. Showing up is definitely a bad idea as to guys mentioned, so yup, thank you for making that clear enough.

  6. You’re so hung up on your part being about paying that it throws up red flags that you don’t contribute in other ways. You want to support her financially and that’s become such a sense of pride that you are likely blind to what you aren’t providing. All of your responses go back to you paying and being too WEAK to understand how compromise works.

    It’s easy to show the money you spend. It’s less easy to track, on paper, what else a partner should provide.

  7. My boyfriend and I rarely make out. We mostly peck kiss. But every once in a while we get more passionate and French kiss for a while. We have a family and we're both tired and know we're nude for one another. It's just not necessary for me or him. But if it IS something you need, tell him so. If he refuses to make you feel wanted that way you can find someone who will like making out.

  8. You need to talk to your doctor because something isn’t right here.

    Is it possible you have an ectopic pregnancy?. Is it possible you have an undiagnosed double uterus? Is it possible the efficacy of the birth control you have used was compromised by other physical factors? A doctor who physically examines you and has access to your medical history might have those answers for you. Unfortunately, no one here

    Is it possible your partner has tampered with BC as a type of psychological torture? Is it possible he really wants kids after all? If it is safe for you to talk to him about this, talk to him. If it is not safe to discuss this, then that is another thing to consider.

    All we can do here is speculate.

  9. This will 100% happen. You are only one step away from a shove or a hit, then worse. Abusive behavior escalates. Always. Please start making plans to get out safely now

  10. She has PCOS. Even if she didn't, if she wants more than one child and doesn't want them back to back, having a baby by 30 isn't anything to be concerned about. At 35 pregnancy is geriatric and high risk for the Mom and baby. Yes many women have delivered healthy babies into their 40s, but not every woman wants to start having kids that late in life.

  11. Ball IS in her court, you owe her nothing, if you guys break up it will be her doing not yours.

    Don't sweat it. If she's not insane she will come back.

  12. Something real weird is going on here. The fact that his mom and new bride want you there? Why? To make you feel like the nanny all day? To exclude you from photos and treat you like a former employee of your ex-husband or something?

    Sounds like this whole family wants to rewrite history and gets off on controlling you.

    You absolutely don’t need to let it continue. I’d say “I am not attending. Any more communication about this will be ignored.”

    Let him shout into the void.

  13. It's clear you can't trust her. A liar will continue to lie and gaslight. You can waste years trying to get the truth of her. You catch her red-handed, and she will be adamant it is not her hand, and it is only by coincidence connected to her arm.

    No, I am sorry ,but you need to leave her. She won't change, because she doesn't want to change, her lies are proof of that. Divorce is the only way to go, I am sorry.

  14. Kick him out Add post to chat saying it wasn't true, even if they don't believe and offer to chat to them 1-1 if they don't believe you or want to ask questions. Contact your college in case he tries anything sketchy

  15. I've been to plenty of guy friends houses without my ex and nothing ever happened. But that's besides the point, OP's fiance led with a lie. If it was innocent like she claims, her instinct would not have been to lie about it from the start. Someone who has nothing to hide leads with the truth. Imo anyway.

  16. She's a mess and I wouldn't waste my time.

    I tend to believe your husband. His only screw up was not showing you the texts immediately but he knows you too and was afraid that you would have gotten physical in the moment.

    His read on Dave was spot on that he's thoroughly enthralled with his wife and has the proverbial blinders on.

    This bit:

    She showed the messages to Dave and Dave sent a message to Steven about how she and Daisy spoke and they are addressing the problem, how Daisy had panic attacks over the situation and they were wanting to meet to meditate and talk. That he knew that person that night was not the real Daisy and that’s why he can be protective of her when she drinks.

    You told her you forgave her for that instance but also that you would F*** her up.

    Steve sounds pretty darn perceptive. He predicted exactly how you and Dave would react to the 'reveal'. So, he was mostly protecting you from a possible assault charge.

    So getting back to the toxic duo . . .

    Why do you have to 'mediate' with them? It's their relationship.

    The only thing that Dave should have done is apologize that you two had to experience their relationship drama. She sounds like a serial cheater via his comment that he has to watch over her when she drinks. This isn't his first experience with this type of behavior from her.

    Her verbiage from that text is much like that used by the folks in the affair subs. Faux romanticism, the bit about waiting with baited breathe for the next day encounter suggested by your hubby. This is not her first affair rodeo.

    Dave wanting a mediation session and her 'panic' attacks leads me to believe that they are a pair of drama llamas.

    I would politely decline and say something like, “I feel we are best as cordial acquaintances. Best that we leave it at that.” I would basically throw down a boundary as to how you want to interact with her going forward. Since you all share a friend group, keep it cordial and detach.

    If Dave, wants to stay married to a serial cheater that's his business. You need to socialize with couples that also prioritize the integrity of their relationships. Don't let the drama llamas in.

    Steve should only see Dave one-on-one period for your hubby's safety and sanity.

    Double dates would be off the table going forward.

    I would only deal with them as a couple in group social situations.

    That's my two cents.

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