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Date: October 12, 2022
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Then you leave.
Dont make the mistake of running into your coworker's arms, though. You should first take time to heal from this relationship, get therapy probably, and only then consider dating someone new. I also dont suggest dating a coworker at all. Sure, this guy is nice but what happens if it ends badly? Now work is a hostile zone, other coworkers are all taking sides, etc. He might also seem so great bc you're currently so miserable.
About your husband – to be blunt, its not your problem. You've tried and tried, and he cant or wont meet you. You didnt sign up to be his mom. You're not his therapist. You cant really help him bc he doesnt want help. He is committed to staying exactly the way he is now, at least with you around to enable him (which is what you're doing). If you are truly concerned that he will try to harm himself, tell his family/friends your concerns. Perhaps he and his sister can share a room for the time being. What he does or doesnt do isnt your fault or responsibility. Are you supposed to stay in a miserable marriage forever bc you feel held hostage to what he might do? The reasonable answer is no. Your needs are just as important. You can be as gentle as possible, offer to help him find another living situation, again suggest therapy, etc.
Let’s consider your options: (1) to avoid the awkwardness with friends and family you stay with him forever and this is the rest of your life, or (2) you break up with him, everyone deals with a normal amount of awkwardness, and you both move on and find people you’re better suited with.
In every respect, option 2 is better. Break up with him. “I care about you a lot, but this relationship isn’t working for me anymore.”
And then maybe do some reflection on your people-pleasing tendencies and why you’d be willing to stay in a relationship you’re unhappy in with someone you know you’re not compatible for people who you either don’t care about much (like your friends) or who say judgy things to you (like your mom).
OP your ex is toxic… so is your sister
It’s so obvious she’s trying to sabotage you…. Stop making excuses for her
DROP THEM BOTH, definitely break up with the ex…. He is manipulating you… go LOW CONTACT with your sister and NEVER introduce your future boyfriends to her ever again…
Sorry for being dumb.. but why would he help you financially? He doesn't live! there right?