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Just FaceTime then
Just FaceTime then
Yea I never argued with any of that other stuff, I said I agree with everything else that they said ? the wife is clearly a bad person and is 100% at fault for ruining her marriage but imo it's still weird to say stuff that's just blatantly wrong. But I mean chances are this story's probably not even real anyway
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Unromantic as it might sound, you should try to schedule it in like every other important thing you have to do or it's never going to happen. Because it is absolutely important and time needs to be allocated to it.
That right there.
You listed off a number of things you struggle to deal with.
You need someone who is capable of handling that side of you.
Yes, you might have complications, but having a partner who understands your battles and works with you, is what you genuinely need.
Not someone who looks at your challenges and goes:
You're being too complicated, I don't want to deal with you. Bye.
A real partner learns how to protect you from yourself. And they play a role in making your reletionship environment as comfortable for you as possible.
I went to therapy for years about trust and jealousy. Usually stems from a past traumatic experience or insecurity. I think the problem is you on this one. You’re making a mountain over a mole hill.
Trust her and put it out of your mind unless something actually real happens. But it won’t. You’re just hurting yourself, and will push her away.
Decide which is more painful: training the dog, or losing your boyfriend. Then do the less painful one.
You’re being very reasonable—I hope she will be, too.
I’ve been with my wife 33 years and really treasure those efforts she makes for me. It feels very good when your spouse accepts your generosity, even if it’s not 100% ideal.
If she demands you get rid of the pillow (even after you explain you’d rather have her when she’s available), that’s a bit much.
At what point do you stop lighting yourself on fire to keep him warm?
I really like this line, I will use it in the future 🙂
Haha, he wouldn't want to be friends with you either if you think he needs to keep stuff from his wife. It's so crazy, he has wonderful friendships and is able to talk to me about anything lmao. We both have awesome friend groups and an amazing marriage sooo it's working for us. Again, 17 years strong with friends ranging from childhood friends to friends we met a few months ago. No one has any issues with us lol. We have no mistrust and no control issues because we have open communication…
Where does it stop? With my husband. I'm not sure where you pulled sisters and whoever else from… I have eight sisters. I would never tell them my friends business… I'm not sure why that's difficult for you to understand?
PLEASE don’t stay with this man.
My wife’s ex-husband had horrific childhood trauma, so he stayed because she wanted to make him better and love him despite his issues… and all she got was abused. Then she had to share her son with him after the divorce.
Someone else’s childhood trauma isn’t your problem. Don’t accept abuse.