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What do you think marriage means and what do you think being a wife means. Thats really a question only you can answer and hopefully find someone who agrees with your meaning of marriage.
That's really messed up if true. Thanks again.
What are some red flags about your ending of your old relationship in the beginning of your new period the only reason is the boundaries are getting all over the place from finances. The fact that your new person is relying on your finances and you haven’t even sold them up with the old one meaning the old relationship Makes me uncomfortable. There’s too much assuming on the new partner for stuff that’s not even resolved. I think you need to have a conversation with her and let her know I don’t have complete access to all of that. It’s only half mine, so whatever we need white goods way, we need to figure out how to get it on our own. Second thing I have an issue with this is to quick what is it been eight months since you’ve been there you guys have been dating two months and you’re living together already. It’s not a judge mental thing it is it’s experience. It’s also mixing emotions and new relationships when you’re not done with an old relationship. It could cause you guys great trouble unless you are really clear with boundaries both emotionally for you and physically and financially for your new girlfriend and just my opinion.
dump him
Dude. This is an ex lover that she still is close with. She wants him at the wedding and is upset you have a problem with that? Its your wedding too buddy. You have the right to put your foot down on this one.
Now you could have been more clear with the “I said it wasn't my favorite” part, but inviting one to the wedding is a surprise to me. I'd have the same reaction you did. Weddings are expensive and very hot enough to pay for. He isn't family and he is an ex. that should be the end of it.
It's easier to identify this situations when you use different emotions to picture what's going on.
I don't get angry often, I pride myself on it, but there have been times where I should have used anger in a healthy communicative manner. Instead of denying the fact I was angry. Another time, and this is the important part OP; I got angry during a conversation. I knew I was furious, but in the discussion I could have before I had to isolate, I realized I was not in the right, and no matter how upset I was about the situation being the way it was, I just had to ride my anger out. The most important part for me, after recognizing the emotion, and finding a healthy way to deal with it- was NOT ACTING ON THAT EMOTION UNTIL IT PASSED. For me that was just not doing something dumb.
What looks like happened in your husband's case is he did a healthy thing in response to his fuckup: he apologized because he felt shame. Great. Problem is, he still felt that shame even after apologizing to you. It was his job NOT TO ACT ON HIS SHAME until the emotion passed. You apologized, but just because you did so doesn't make you feel immediately better (aa was evident in your post) or him. But you guys knew the right steps to take. The healthy way to do things. But neither of you could admit that you needed a little more time to let the emotion in you pass, even if you've recognized what it is and know what steps to take.
I might be so bold as to say you two went through the motions of what you thought was right. But that wouldn't be giving you guys the credit you deserve. You immediately identified your emotions and took the correct steps. The problem is that your husband continued to act on his shame. And even though you forgave him earlier, you didn't tell him that you were feeling hurt even though you forgive him, and that you need to not feel obligated to make him feel comfortable, but at the same time the best thing he could do for you is not try to get you to emotionally react with him or for him.
Anyways I repeated myself enough. The problem was even though you guys are emotionally mature, you seem to have gotten too comfortable on routine in these situations instead of actually figuring out if the emotions your feeling require more than just going through the correct, healthy, motion.
I’m sorry, but I read the title and just LOL
I’m fairly positive she had no ill intentions behind this “prank”
Then you are an idiot.
Does that make how you felt (and still feel) better? NO
Does that make what she did in any way, OK? NO
Does that mean you should ever have sex with her again? NO
Don't be stupid, OP. This wasn't a prank. It was a test. Don't fail the test.
Why are you exposing your child to this tantruming man? This anger will continue unless you get out and show him real consequences to his actions.
My partner mentioned wanting a bike for months. I said no (at first), his mom flat out said no because apparently her word is law and we all genuinely thought that would stop him. His dad said no. We spoke about it one more time before he insisted I take a drive with him to, you guessed it, sign for and arrange delivery for his brand new bike.
In the end, he told us what he wanted to do, he heard us out but he did what made him happy and you should, too. If you don’t share finances and it wouldn’t negatively impact both of you, enjoy your bike