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Ahhh. You're right, the mother was telling her friend how her daughter files her taxes! That's it everyone. this guy has cracked the code! /s in case anyone else has difficulty reading social interactions like this person does
Please don’t get back with him. If you do, you’re setting up a relentless treadmill of him cheating because he knows all he has to do is threaten to unalive himself to keep you. What an awful future to look forward to.
Just ignore him and anyone who tries to persuade you to go back to him
Your helping me out here I m so tired emotionally by her drama and started to think it’s normal She was good but i can’t deal with this anymore when she come back put pressure on me like if i refuses i m the evil in this relationship
It’s a man and a man. They are both he’s.
I wouldn't beat yourself up at all for this. You have a history of your partner cheating, so that's left an impact on you. Of course seeing a text pop up from John's ex may prompt your brain to immediately jump to “oh no, he's cheating” even if you do really trust him.
The important thing is you didn't let your immediate feelings cloud your judgement. You didn't freak out right then and there or jump to accusing him of anything. You sat with your feelings to process them, even if that was uncomfortable, and let John explain the situation before you reacted. That's an extremely mature way to handle a situation like this and it sounds like it turned out totally positive.
It's natural to feel a tinge of insecurity or uncomfortableness surrounding exes. You can't control the way you feel, only the actions you take after you feel them. You should be proud of how you handled it.
You BOTH need to go to therapy. You also likely need to be in couples therapy. This is incredibly difficult and you have pain and loss in this situation as well. You are right to focus on your wife because she is at the center of the circle of pain, but you are very close to that center as well.
I would recommend absolutely not moving in together right when the baby arrives. Learning how to cohabitate (which is very different than staying over most nights) is stressful on its own. You don't want to be dealing with that on top of a newborn.
He could move in right now, and you can have a discussion about needing him around at night. Or you can plan now for him to not live! with you for the first few months of the baby's life.
Don't expect the baby to fix things.
This has gotta be in America
I don't think we need to be supporting being secretive and deceitful on a sub literally created to give relationship advice. “You might get away with it” is not good advice. We can advocate for a lot better.
Just break up. Your gf sounds horrible. My partner and I are complete opposites. He eats meat, hunts, plays darts, quads and loves hanging out at our off grid cabin doing whatever stuff he does, like stoking the fire. I'm a vegetarian, knit, garden, workout and like to be warm at home. He does his things and I do mine. We're both happy.
OP decided she wants to work on the relationship..
That is her choice. As unfortunate as that sounds and how that scares me for her alil.
It is still her choice and i can only hope she knows what she's doing and keeps safe. ?
I have planned trips for us, I've planned all of our trips. His problem is that these trips aren't replacing mine, but happening in addition to. We actually went to Switzerland recently.
Calling him was a compromise because these trips were always technology free. But it was one I made when he pointed out the safety aspect. Him trying to have a two hour conversation when he knows I'm on a getaway (esp cause of the fact that if I was with him in person instead, he'd be playing videogames rather than talk to me) was the issue.
Nothing is wrong with the relationship. I have been going on these trips for years because it is my chance to recharge in solitary so I can be at 100% in all other my aspects in life. These trips have never been about him.
Well, your dad’s not acting very Christian by doing something like that. Jesus loved everybody.
but I also need my dad's support in my life.
His support comes with a price tag labeled “Obedience.”
If that's the path you continue down, I wish you luck. You'll need it to find the right therapist.
What exactly do you love about her? She sounds like an ungrateful nag. Why are you waiting on her hand and foot and accepting this treatment? It’s not okay.
Oh my god this sounds unbelievably suffocating. There’s so many red flags there girl, please think about whether you want your future with him.