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You spinning it that way is one of the most delusional things I've ever read.
Her cheating was an awful thing to do, you're absolutely right. But why did you go to an advice sub and think we'd all nod our heads acceptingly at your cheating and point our fingers with disdain at hers?
You say someone is on their high horse, but they're right. The fact that you still are trying to frame your own cheating as if it was your effort to save your relationship, like you doing that instead of just breaking up was a GOOD thing, it means you are very much not ready to be in another monogamous relationship. Seriously, this isn't going to get better if you keep on like this. You hurt her, she hurt you, there's no fixing it, just break up, and learn how to deal with struggles in a relationship better than either of you did here.
You will need to go back to your attorney and find out if there’s anything you can do with the co-parent agreement regarding her. It doesn’t help that you became friends again and brought her back.
The boyfriend is uncomfortable bc he’s a controlling insecure little bitch boy
You've given her the most advice you can about this issue. Honestly, I don't see that you have to cut her off, but you do need to stop talking about this aspect of her life. Don't hear it, don't let her tell you about it.
Setting a boundary can be difficult, but the initial conversation is pretty similar to the break up you're already contemplating. “I have told you what I think of your dating choices, and you've never taken my advice. I'm sick of being your shoulder to cry on and I don't want to hear it anymore if you're not going to change your choices.” The more difficult part about setting this boundary is enforcing it when she comes crying to you again, tries to show you matches, or asks for advice. Keep it simple “you've heard what I think before. Let's talk about [something else.]” Even if you find that there isn't a lot else to this relationship, I think it will be rewarding for you to practice setting boundaries like this.
Also, just for the record, her problem isn't that she's being promiscuous. Her problem is that she's crossing sexual bridges with untrustworthy men, and only doing so in hopes of securing relationships, when the men she's picking simply aren't looking for relationships. If she were more of a ho, she'd be happier with these encounters for their own sakes.
So I just read through your previous posts. If what you’ve written is the sum total of your husband’s interactions with your elderly grandmother, I find it difficult to believe he has a PTSD diagnosis.
Honestly, it sounds as if there are some fundamental differences between your husband and grandmother. And I’m confused as to why he thought he would be given jewelry at your mom’s passing.
So in dealing with him and his feelings: is what you’ve previously written all of the interactions? If so, speak with your therapist and explain how you’re finding it very difficult to be empathetic. Let her or him guide you on your response.
Those are two shitty people. Your anger is justified, never accept betrayal. My advice is to block them from your life and move on. You don't want to build a future with either of those people. Don't associate with snakes.
This doesn't seem like the right relationship for either one of you.
He wants to have those pictures because they’ve been friends his whole life and people like to have tributes/symbols/mementos of their friendships. They’re not nudes or anything of the sort. You are being irrational here.
I know what he meant. I still find such statements repulsive. You can have whatever boundaries you want when dating, but people are not less worthy of romance because of their sexual histories.