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There's a lot of things in your post that don't line up the way you'd like to think they do.
You say your partner is a “super involved step-dad” who your kids really benefit from having in their lives. But this is the same guy who, every three weeks or so, gets so drunk he is “Vomiting out of car windows, pissing the bed, bum-rushing bouncers, losing his phone … He stays in bed the entire next day, and when opportunity presents itself, he goes out and does the same thing the very next evening.”
You are continually exposing your children to this alcoholic, and normalising his behaviour. You are justifying it by saying that, despite this, your daughters “adore” their stepdad, but this is a very common coping strategy for kids brought up by substance abusers. Children are programmed to love the adults around them, plus they see you tolerating and excusing this behaviour, why should they be any different?
You say that you used to drink heavily, gave up six years ago, but somehow your daughters (who were 10 and 11 when you quit) “have never seen me drink alcohol intoxicated in any way”.
I think this situation is already very serious, even if you put aside him thieving your daughter's medication. I'm surprised that that is what has finally made you take the situation seriously.
What do you expect though? It’s predominantly North American in this sub and most people are overweight & obese anyways.
Why would a baby be having doubts about his or her parents? Just be honest–you're not talking about the child, you're just a guy who's never had a real girlfriend, so you blame all women.
Would it? I don't think setting a height filter on a dating app, then finding someone outside that range, qualifies as “unbearably shallow” or anything close.
It is perfectly fine to have preferences and perfectly fine to input those preferences on a dating app.
If I found out I was outside of my SO's preferences then yeah, that'd probably be a discussion, but it'd be silly to straight up dump someone based on a filter set on a dating app you didn't even meet on.
I’m only disagreeing with the opinions that call me an asshole for thinking these thoughts. And I’ve agreed with others who have suggested I go to therapy for my guilt. So there ya have it
You need to figure out if you're not actually interested in her romantically/sexually. If thats the case, you should break things off sooner rather than later. Its disrespectful to both of you to continue things that way. You cant “ruin” a romance that never existed. Insecurity could be a factor, but only you know whether or not you're attracted to her in the first place.
The conversation can go the other direction – where you tell her that you want to try being closer physically and want to see how she feels about that. If you're both on the same page then taking the next step is pretty straightforward.
Maybe. That’s the thing, I can’t anticipate how big any of these reasons are or aren’t. Maybe I’m just overthinking it? I also don’t have prior experience to relate it to, it’s also both of ours first real relationship. We have broken up earlier in our relationship, because I wanted to explore a bit more before being in a committed long term relationship. But we always ended up back together mostly because I do love him, and don’t think anyone could come close to being as amazing of a person as he is ??‍♀️
Sure. But you can’t expect people married for years with children, a house together to end things without proof. In that case it’s good to get confirmation. For your own peace of mind (whether there ends up being cheating or not), and to keep people from blaming you for breaking up a home “for nothing”. Just my two cents.
Pepper spray him or something. Nta..
Man this guy is making me angry. Wonder why he's not working.
Yeah, I think this dude is jealous of OP's accomplishment. That's why he gave her an alibi gift, and then didn't put any (like any) effort into getting her her food.
Also am I crazy, but if I ever went to dinner with my girlfriend at a restaurant and she spent it watching something on her phone (unless it's a once in a lifetime thing like… idk, can't think of anything), idk how I'd react but we'd definitely not be okay.
Just start referring to her as “friend.”