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sounds like u are falling for him. embrace it and just go with it. Listen to ur brain if it's sending warning signs. but if it just pushes u away from him with no apparent reason, i would assume it's fear controlling ur brain trying to scare u away from him.
It’s awful but unfortunately extremely common.
I wish I never dug for an answer. I agree that we should both get help but my question for that is how life continues in the process of therapy.
Tell that nasty mf to start wiping his ass.
You are at an age where people are meeting people for serious relationships leading to marriage. If you invest now in something that won’t pay off (and it won’t; emotionally available people who are capable of healthy relationships won’t treat you like this) you will be missing out on all the potential relationships that will. Don’t be the guy who finally emerges from this shitshow at age 40 having to navigate the dating scene of single moms.
There has to be trust in a relationship. If Beth can’t trust you to go on a trip with your best friend of nearly a decade, the problem lies with Beth.
My advice: – Go on your trip with Amy. – Help Beth feel more secure in the relationship by planning some special, yet budget-friendly dates, day trips, staycations, etc. – Help Beth feel more secure with your relationship with Amy by suggesting some fun FaceTime/Zoom calls: open a bottle of wine, have some appetizers, then let your girlfriend and Amy bond over their shared love for you. You can do so much over video calls: play games, try recipes, etc. – Once Beth and Amy have built a rapport, encourage communication between the two. Nothing outrageous, Amy is your friend. However, if they texted a bit over a shared interest or became friends on social media, that may curb some of Beth’s insecurities.
Personally, I think the issue is more about Beth’s age and level of maturity. At 23, you simply haven’t had enough life experience to see this for what it is: a trip with a friend, a time to connect and catch up.
Finally, I gently suggest you consider your girlfriend’s actions. She pressured you to lie to your best friend by trying to control the narrative. After interjecting her control/trust issues with the trip. ?. We all have our issues. No one is perfect. Just something to think about.
I partially agree with this. But the husband is a fully grown ass adult also.
He is equally responsible for putting out options to get a separate bed, and to look into what's causing the sleep issues for his son.
Right now instead, he's giving the silent treatment to a 6 year old instead. The husband is responsible for everything she is and getting the same sleep, but she's not taking it out on a poor 6 year old boy who doesn't know why his parent is treating him like that and will be developing habits that affect his relatinships in the future. As if going silent and ignoring a 6 year old is going to stop him not waking up at night. If anything it's like to cause subconscious stress and anxiety that wakes him up more.
She hasn't said anything about her husband not deserving sleep. But he's not contributing any solutions himself except mentally and psychology hurting a child because he's in a mood.
Given she's already brought up separate beds, and has the kid in therapy to figure it out… and he's already made it obvious he doesn't want to sleep in a separate bed from her, I think it's pretty evident he's showing he wants to sleep beside his wife, not be disturbed by his son, this isn't happening so he's taking his mood out on the son, he then isn't realistically talking about it, opening up or offering a single solution himself. This really reads like being a much bigger problem on his side than hers.
I get where you're coming from but at the same time I don't really understand. Do you mind explaining so I can reflect on it?
I don't really understand how I'm being needy or high maintenance. I only have two boundaries: keep plans we've made unless there's an absolute emergency (if something constantly happens and even doctors don't deem it as an emergency, how does it become an emergency?). My other one is to inform me what time you'll be home, doesn't matter if my bf wants to stay longer, just tell me in advance.
While I do agree it is difficult to juggle on his part, but I have been trying to reach a compromise in the car. Virtually having his brother attend, having another smaller wedding when we get back from honeymoon, and so on. My fiance refuses and only keeps rejecting my proposals for a compromise. But he doesn't bring up a compromise, only begging to postpone.
Do you know what projecting is? She might be thinking you are like, in which case it means she was/is cheating on you.
My biased take is that you should have access to her messages as she has to yours. Say, in face of my suspicion on her, you can't really know that is the case, right? She has so much privacy she could many things without you ever knowing.
God damn, I’m exhausted just reading that.
Look OP, here is the short version of any advice I could give you. You either need to accept that this will be your life for the rest of your days or you need to get the fuck out of dodge. There is no middle ground. There is no compromise. Therapy will not fix this.
You can not argue a religious fundamentalist out of their beliefs. They will never compromise because to do so would destroy a core part of their identity.
So if this isn’t how you want to spend the next four decades of your life, then there is only leaving. And if you are going to leave, you can’t do it halfway. I’m really sorry but you are in for a rough ride. If it was me I would honestly consider moving to a state far away where you won’t have to deal with all the shit you will get from the religious community he is a part of. They are going to hate you regardless of what you do, so you might as well start making choices that make you happy.
ask her if she's normally like that. it can be medical condition or she's anxious. i think if she's not attracted she won't go to bed with you.