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Does he normally get his mum involved in your relationship?
Being bisexual doesn’t override a monogamous relationship.
Have you really communicated to your husband how you’re feeling? I see that he’s offered to stop if you ask, but if you don’t feel like you can ask, then that’s another issue in and of itself in your relationship’s communication.
Your husband is allowed to find men attractive. I don’t know about your household, but I’d even say he could be exploring this with porn. I’m not sure why his default was “I need to flirt with men to really figure out who I am.”
Plenty of bisexual people are married and don’t cheat on their spouses, or even ask to step out. It’s great that your husband figured this out about himself and wants to explore it, but he’s also in a committed, monogamous relationship—and that doesn’t change just because he’s bi now.
If you’re not enthusiastic about this (and it sounds like you’re indifferent at best, and terribly distressed at worst), you need to have a conversation with him. Both of you need to be fully involved and supportive of the exploration, otherwise this is going to end badly for everyone.
You're right. I'll probably talk to her about this and explain to her clearly that she can instigate it herself.
That kind of love is irreplaceable, but it doesn’t have to go anywhere. You can still love each other and be best friends after divorce. You’re holding each other back from a life of romantic love and sex from one person, that can be just as beautiful, if not more.
Why settle for the cake when you can have your cake and eat it too?
Alex's relationship sucks.
My advice is to tell Alex, “I love you and I will always want you in my life. But I'm not going to pretend that I see Emily as a friend anymore when she clearly hates me and wants to end our friendship. Your choices are up to you and I'll respect them but it makes me sad that you would choose to be in a relationship with someone who treats you the way she does.”
I am sorry you are in such a difficult spot. Please take your time and consider your options thoroughly.
If you want to have an abortion you should. No matter what your ex says. It's your body and your choice.
If you want to keep the pregnancy you need to prepare to parent alone. Involve your ex as much as needed, but so not expect any real support.
Last option: keep the pregnancy but give the baby up for adoption. There are plenty of families looking to adopt.
In all scenarios I'd absolutely recommend staying clear of your ex. In a year, if you still are not over him, you can check in. If he has worked on his mental health and improved then, and only then, you can see if there is something to salvage.
It’s a good idea and it could be fun for you
This, 100%
Exactly that.