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Date: December 1, 2022
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Hmm, I’ve been in a situation where my therapist brought up divorce even though it wasn’t in my mind. It was actually really helpful for her to do that, reminding me that my priority is my health and well being, and in the pursuit of that, I shouldn’t leave options (like divorce) off the table simply because they scare me and I don’t want to think about it. I took the time to consider what she said and could confidently say that’s not the right path for me right now. Therapists talk to many many age 50+ individuals who wish they left their unhappy marriages decades ago, so I appreciate the insight and experience they have.
Everything else just sounds like a caring therapist, nothing really over the top. Also, considering that their conversations may be deeper than you realise and your husband isn’t ready to share everything with you yet.
Either that or she's hiding something. It seems kind of cruel to sleep with him.
10 years old and never had a sleepover? wtf
Disclaimer up front: I do not – in any way, shape or form – condone him telling you to shut up, regardless of whether it's in front of other people or not (though I do think disrespecting you publicly is bad).
That said, you mentioned that you interrupted him multiple times, cut him off repeatedly, talked over him repeatedly and otherwise attempted to shut him up, without actually saying the words. That is barely better than straight up saying 'shut up' and is also very disrespectful and rude, particularly in front of other people. Seems like he, too, could be saying 'I'm not sure I want to marry someone who would treat me like that in front of other people.'
However, there is another element to all of this that I think needs addressing and that is, your Fiance insisting on pursuing a tense and uncomfortable conversation at an inappropriate time. But I wonder if you were straight with him and said, clearly, “I don't want you to discuss this anymore. this is my mom's birthday celebration and is supposed to be a happy time and it is not appropriate to pursue that conversation right now” or did you just continually attempt to interrupt, redirect, talk over and otherwise try to shut him down?