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If has to see the messages then the relationship is over. He doesn't trust her, he's letting some one else's word override hers in his head. If she offers that's different but if he asks there's no going back. Hes making an accusation that he can't take back. A reasonable partner who has been with some one for 6yrs wouldn't have to ask.
Thanks mate.
I dabbled in ghosting, and being ghosted, and I can tell you that ghosting is either a reflection of not being able to be mature and self-accountable by communicating, or rather communicating wouldn’t help whatsoever as the action of ghosting would be a clear explanation. So in that regard don’t take the ghosting action personally, more so try to remember that it’s just a person’s choice to express to you that they didn’t want to continue things.
On that note, you can’t know for sure why they left you like that. It could be because of incompatibility, other interests, found someone else, etc. but remember that that’s all just preference, and it does not mean that you’re worth less of a person. It just means that they’ve left you so that you can pursue and find other things that belong to you.
On the other hand you said you did everything right. I’m assuming you felt like your efforts should’ve made him really like you, but remember that true likeness shouldn’t be about someone liking you for what you can provide, it’s that they like you, for YOU. Now I’m not sure if you’re generally insecure or not but I think you are, I suggest taking the time out to work on your insecurities, gain more confidence and have a better relationship with yourself. You might feel like there’s something innately telling you to fix yourself because there probably is. I think you should learn to detach your self-worth from others and learn to value yourself as a person. We are not supposed to be chosen by people, but rather in relationships both people choose to accept each other.
Yes, you are existing your behavior. She cheats, she's a cheater. You cheat, and it's just a “relapse” with 37 excuses following.
Man up, own your shit, and have a face to face conversation with this woman about what you both expect from this relationship, and what the plan is if this is your baby… and if it isn't.
The one I watched started with their wedding too. Have your parents or anyone in the family said anything to them? You and your parents must be so hurt by their behaviour and actions, your brother does need to be confronted so everyone knows why he's behaving the way he is, I will warn you what he says probably won't make any sense to any of you.
My apologies for misreading that. All the same, the rest still applies.
Yeah she has options but she chooses to stay there with him. If it was so bad she would have been gone! Ur right. I even tried helping her move out but she’s hesitant and using kids as an excuse.
I'm with you, I can't even kiss my husband when he stinks when he gets home. He gets a quick peck and that's that. I have a super sensitive sense of smell, so my family is used to me noticing though. Hubs has morning soaps and night time soaps, or I get a migraine.
I try to be nice about it, but after reminding my teenager to shower and change his pjs (it's been in the high 30s C/low 100s F the past few days), today I walked into the house after the morning out and said “THE WHOLE HOUSE SMELLS LIKE PITS” he went and took a shower immediately.
Basic hygiene is a very low bar.
Also, I know you want to change things and you want to convince her to be with you. Sometimes no matter what you do it doesn’t make any difference.
The best thing you can do for yourself is to tell her that you deserve to be in a committed relationship with someone who values you and treats you with respect. And if she can’t do that you need to cut contact.
He was using the threats as a tactic to keep you there. Guys will tell you that they’re gonna leave so that you focus on getting them to stay, rather than realizing you should be the one leaving because they aren’t good enough for you!!
Technically, if she wants someone at the same level of experience if they break up, she’d be looking for someone who’s only had one other partner.
It sounds like you’re sending a message to a coworker or employee. Super formal and robotic. I would say, “I think it’d be a good idea to contact them again, can/will you?”
You are giving her directions. Imagine you’re supervising someone on a job, that’s exactly how you’d speak to them. “Hey Joe, going forward, I’d like you to speak more clearly to the customers over the headset. Please make sure you’re enunciating each word, thanks!”