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Date: March 29, 2023
These thoughts are quite normal when you are in a relationship this early in life. To think that you want to experience more etc. Many end their relationships for these very reasons.
If you feel like this only a year in, I doubt you will be happy with him for your whole life.
Not really. Buying a house with a partner is a risk. If you break up then you have to sell the house. If you buy it separately then the other just moves out. That's what I did and I'm still in my house.
Yeah some dudes are weird…
Right, I have speculated ace for sure, and I do think religion takes a role here too. For example, He follows quite a few thousand accounts on Instagram and nothing I have seen is thirst traps, or models. It’s all sports and his friends and personal people in his life like coworkers or businesses. He’s truly just not a sexual person, has never come off that way either other than the compliments he gives me so it has confused me a bit
She said he picked up his phone and they haven’t spoken since. I’m just posing alternate possibilities. Relax.
Lol you can’t tell people to get out. It doesn’t work that way ?
Don't twist my words I'm fully aware that male victims exist
Thank you so much! I’m a podcast junkie, so this is right up my alley.
Yeah, it very much feels like it's written by the same person.
Maybe recognize how flippant this all is so you can feel better for being the only mature adult in the room. This woman calls a virtual stranger her “best friend” and she's left you “for” the fantasy of sitting at home, avoiding real social interactions to be live with someone she'll almost certainly never even meet. You dodged a bullet here. These aren't the actions of someone ready to be in a real relationship.
Seriously ask yourself this, do you want to pursue a relationship with “Clark” when he was more concerned about being cut off than the potential to lose you? He made his choice and chose his inheritance and father over you, someone he claims to have wanted to marry. That doesn't speak well of his level of commitment to you.
OP, you deserve someone that wants to be with you and puts in the effort. You don't have that now
I hope this helps you realize how low your self esteem is (not coming for you, I’ve been through the same exact thing based off one comment) and that you need to work on it while you’re still in your 20’s. Also, break up with him. He sounds terrible and insecure. Not what you want in a man.
Saying she sucks at something is not feedback, feedback would be telling her how to improve.
Even more reason to stay out of it and get space from them.
“I have tried so naked to make this relationship work with her.”
That right there should be a sign to you that it's not worth it. You were already struggling, and this is the last nail on the coffin. A good relationship should not feel like a huge struggle. Yes, there's work involved in any relationship, but it shouldn't be a burden. It should make your life better. This doesn't.
OP, I am so sorry your husband is being emotionally abusive & manipulative towards you. And let’s be honest here, that is what is happening.
He knows that you aren’t into it. And he keeps trying. And when you say no (which is your absolute right to do), he then guilts you, and manipulates you, into giving in. That behaviour is totally unacceptable. You have said no, repeatedly, and he doesn’t care. He is prioritising what he wants, over what you need.
You need to sit him down, and tell him that the last time he put you in that situation, that he made you cry. You need to clearly, and explicitly state how it made you feel. If it made you feel used, violated, taken advantage of, discarded, ignored, whatever… you need to tell him. Make it clear to him, that from now on, it is a blanket “No” when you have your period. Unless you enthusiastically give consent & say yes, it’s a no. And he shouldn’t even try.
What happens next could be critical for your relationship. Hopefully, he will genuinely feel remorseful for his behaviour & stop. If he doesn’t… well then that leads to some tougher conversations about who he actually is, and if this is someone you want to stay with.
Ok so why are you friends with someone you don't trust to such a high degree that you can't even be comfortable letting them be in your house?
You know.
Your pain and frustration bleeds through your post. And sadly, you know that your pupper is feeling it too. I think that you already know what your course of action should be, you just need validation to assure you that you’re doing what is right. We’ll be happy to provide you what you need.
Your puppy is your family. She is your child, who is dependent upon you for her care, feeding and well-being. When we choose to become pet parents, we do so knowing full well that we have this responsibility for only a short period of time, their lifespans never match’s ours. But you do see where this is headed, don’t you?
He is eventually going to insist that you abrogate your responsibility to your child. He’s already damaged your relationship with your child, you’ve clearly described that. You’re so torn because you cannot reconcile that with who you are, with the person who rescued that little girl and raised her to be “the cutest thing” people have ever seen.
And I’m just wondering what comes next? Today he’s not a “dog person,” will next month be not a “girls night out person,” or “family visits person?”
You are clearly a loving, caring pet parent, please don’t let this break your heart or home. Anyone who would try to tear apart a happy pet household is cruel and inhumane. That doesn’t sound like the kind of person that you would want to spend your life with. ?