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  1. Frankly, it sounds to me if your wife really wanted to save your relationship, she'd have found another job. That's the least she could do after a betrayal like that. That said, you're both in individual and couples counseling so I thin it's best just to wait and see what comes out of that. Those counselors can help you better than anyone on the interent.

  2. I know I’m too old for this, I know I should be far past these growing pains

    Who told you that you are too old for this? Childhood trauma is not something you grow out of. Visit a therapist and learn that you never too old to heal.

    But I cant, who is she going have if Im gone?

    What are you supposed to do, pause your life until your siblings are gone? What's then? She is too old to live! alone and needs your help?

    I know guilt is strong (my family member led a bit different guilt trip, but also one that made me question how long will I have to wait), but 1. She is an adult 2. She decided to have kids and be part of the community 3. You are not her. You have your life, you might want your own kids, you might want your own family. She indoctrinated you with responsibility and guilt. But again, her kids are her life. You have to choose your own life, no matter how guilty you feel. She should feel guilty, not you – but you do only because you are more responsible person than she is. Don't stop your life for her. Parents should want the best for their kids, but she does not care what is best for you, she wants what is best for her.

  3. You're both very young ? go live! your life without worry!

    Some of the best relationship advice I've heard was … If you're in the right relationship, you won't find the need to check his phone.

    You will always find something you don't want to see or can misconstrue (not suggesting you have misconstrued in this situation).

    Also, when I was 19.. I checked my loser bfs phone and found out he had cheated. Dumping him was one of the best things I've ever done.

  4. You are the only person who can choose when you start deciding to move on rather than continue feeling how you are. No required time to decide here. Good luck.

  5. This post has reached one of our comment/karma limits. The text of the post has been preserved below.

    To add a bit of context, my boyfriend and I have only really been seeing each other for about 6 months total and dating exclusively for 3 months.

    Before we started dating we sort of stumbled upon the subject of his friend (21M) because said friend asked about me at a group hangout. I felt that I had to be open and honest with him so I told my BF that 2 years before we met I had a one night stand with his friend and that’s why he may be asking. I didn’t want to lie to him about it because I think it would be worse if his friend said something before I did.

    My BF said it was fine and that he was happy I was open with him but he seems to bring it up a lot when we are arguing and it’s always something that comes up. Doesn’t help that he sees that friend like once a week when they play hockey together and I feel like it’s always a constant reminder for him. The friend hasn’t brought me up since my BF and I started dating (to my knowledge) but I can still tell it still really bugs my BF. He is really passive aggressive towards me about it and I don’t know what else to do other than to be empathetic to his feelings and try my best to tell him that my past is my past.

    I have really strong feelings for my boyfriend and I really see a future with him but I’m feeling kind of lost right now. I don’t know how to help him and make him see how important he is to me and how unimportant his friend is to me.

    Any sort of advice or similar experiences and help is greatly appreciated!

    EDIT: I feel like I might have been too vague so I’ll offer a bit more context – my BF and this guy really aren’t friends at all, they play hockey together on the same team once a week and quite frankly wouldn’t really talk to each other outside of the rink. This is all I really know about their friendship though so I might be missing something. – I met my BF through my cousin, I actually had no idea that he was acquainted with this guy so it’s not like I met him through the “friend” (a couple people were asking me if that’s how we met). – I cut all contact with the friend pretty much right after the ONS because I really wasn’t interested at all (it was literally a drunken rebound hookup after a very big breakup that I’d rather forget) so it’s not like his friend is in my life at all either

  6. Agreed. Being comfortable with your own company is pretty important imho.

    But that doesn’t mean op has to think they will always be alone (you’re obviously not saying that but saying for his benefit). There are people out there who don’t want a lavish life and will value being practical. They will be a better suited partner because their values will be aligned.

    Also Op? That fyre festival is quite the story isn’t it?

  7. Are there ANY other red flags?

    The email he sent doesn’t scream that he’s emailing another woman and being unfaithful. It sounds like something he maybe meant to send a coworker. There’s nothing really romantic about it. It wouldn’t shock me if he called you Chiquita to his other male coworkers.

  8. Better cut out your family…. I see only them being the assholes in this story – if no fake…

    Your relationship – your concerns. Not anyone others.

    If they dislike anything they are free to go.

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