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There are valid reasons for a puppy vs a rescue, especially when it comes to being a first time owner. Rescue dogs have often got specific needs that not all first time owners can meet, but can be prepared when trained from puppy stages.
For me the big red flag is that the puppy was 'on sale'. We did buy a dog. Our breeder had a license and good reputation, we went to visit them on scene and saw the place was big and clean and dogs socialised. Most importantly, we got to see our dogs mother, who was very healthy, friendly, socialised, and had a wonderfully fluffy shiny coat (a dogs coat and shine is an indication of overall health and diet). So we knew the dog we were getting did NOT come from a mill and all dogs were happy.
Getting a dog on sale implies it came from a pet store, which very often does come from puppy mills. I would never in a million years get a pet store puppy.
The other red flag is 'picking out the cutest'. You never judge a puppy by how cute they look, you judge whether or not they fit your lifestyle as an adult.
I am not gonna ask for his reasoning. It may be “kids in my family are tall”, let me see if he gets a growth spurt or something from my side. And as every indicator is trending away from it, then it's eating away at him, it becomes too much. But are we really questioning the guy for wanting the truth?
I can't help but see how aggressive he is.
People are like “doing household chores is not a love language as per se, it's contributing, what else do you do”.
And OP is like “frick you, frick your cow, I know what I do, my wife loves when I do chores so I do a shitton, frick your questions and frick your frick”. And zero mentioning what exactly he does as some actual “love language “.
I mean, I love my seeing husband doing chores – it's hard. Is it my “love language”, whatever people oversimplified it to be? No.
But dude here is like “she's happy, shut the frick up all of you”.
Well, seems she's not that happy to try and do some steps forward for OP…
Well… I mean, the accepted custom these days is to initiate sexual activity on the third date, yes. But, even more than that, one of your objectives in dating is to find someone to have sex with, right? If he didn't want that from you, it would arguably be cause for concern.
Why are you asking? =)
People can speculate all day long about whether you’re a side chick or whatever, but the bottom line is that he puts VERY little effort into this relationship or into making you feel like he cares. He doesn’t want to change his life to fit you in it, and he doesn’t want to include you. It seems like he either doesn’t or can’t care about you, so why would you want to be with this guy?
Yes it is, then break up and move on . Don't go through her phone.
He needs to work this through with a therapist as others have indicated. His behavior is concerning with shutting you out and I’m sure it’s concerning and frightening for you. You have time to work this through-your. It even pregnant yet. He’s Probably ashamed and scared and doesn’t know how to deal with his emotions. He needs to or this will become an impossible situation for both of you.
That's a take.
The example is, some people need more….as I stated before….
My last gf had a very close male friend. She did the same thing with disrespecting my boundaries. I caught them after 18 months.
He wants to sleepover for what tho? And why would he get mad that you don’t want him doing that. I personally wouldn’t want my boyfriend doing that..