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1. Did you pay for the phone outright and then the contract fees monthly as well, or are the monthly fees part of paying off the phone (this is usually the case where I'm from)? If you've only paid for some of the phone because you didn't buy it outright and you want to walk away knowing you can't possibly be accused of “owing” her anything, then offer her the balance on the cost of your PS5 but nothing more.

   If you paid for the phone outright then don't entertain this at all, iphone's cost way more than PS5s.

   And you're still not obliged to keep paying for it either way. My ex promised to keep paying the insurance for our dog but backed out after 3 months and left me to cover the expense or put her up for adoption. I think it was a bit of a dick move since he knew she'd be very hot to adopt out and he'd always insisted she was “his dog” and he'd be taking her if we split up but there's fuck all you can do about these things when a relationship ends and I've got her all to myself now so ??

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2. Yeah that’s what I’ve been trying. My girl actually has a higher libido than me if you would believe it.

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3. You seem to be trying to justify your actions by playing the “exploring my sexuality” card, but at the end of the day you're just a common cheater.

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4. If he’s the one buying these gifts, there’s receipts somewhere. Is he one to use cash or card? If he uses a card, there’s a digital trail. If you have access I would quietly go over his accounts. Compare what he bought and where to what she got and when. If you can find proof he bought the items she received, you can use that to help her and you.

   I don’t blame her for being terrified in this situation, I would be too. Hell, I’d be terrified in your shoes as his wife. This is all very weird. Poor girl.

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5. His story:

   according to my fiance, she was not really there as a mother; she tended to prioritize her relationships with men, which put her and him in toxic situations at times.

   So there were men in and out of the house, which would have put your fiance at high risk of abuse or “toxic situations”. She didn't protect him, she chose her latest relationship over his safety and wellbeing.

   His mother's story:

   She was a young mother who wasn't always aware of her resources, so she made mistakes. She was essentially a child raising a child, and she really wants to make up for those mistakes, but my fiancee never gives her the opportunity,

   It doesn't sound like she acknowledged or addressed any of the issues her son raised. “Wasn't always aware of her resources” sounds like she missed out on getting some single mother's benefit. Repeatedly exposing a young child to toxic situations is not a “mistake” it's a choice, and she can't make up for it now that he's an adult.

   I didn't want to blindside him, but when I mentioned his mother, he was not one to budge; he always thought the worst, so I felt like I needed to do it that way.

   Just like his mother didn't want to abuse him, she just kept going out with men who put him in toxic situations. You couldn't respect what he was telling you, so you thought if you blindsided him in his own home, he'd be able to trivialise the abuse as easily as you and his mother have managed to do.

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