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I've been with my partner since I was 16, but that's besides the point. The point was, like I said, you can't just check out of a relationship every few months when you're married or something. Even if this one doesn't work out, you're supposed to learn for the next one. The next partner might not take kindly to going on breaks.
I mean, you were watching something gross, just not a video….
well, when OP came back on this sub and say she caught her husband cheating and she does not know what to do … you let me know.
There are a LOT of messed up things that get posted here where I'd gladly agree with anyone jumping to divorce as the only solution. However, in this instance I would agree with those that say counseling is the way to go. OP's husband has also just undergone the trauma of a miscarriage, granted he did not have to experience the physical aspect of it but he was also involved emotionally. While it is majorly fucked up what he did, it could be an unhealthy response to an emotional stressor. The only way to find out and work through it would be counseling.
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I think you over reacted with everything. Why won't you want to meet up with her?
Focus on what matters and do your best to ignore what doesn’t. Your boyfriend finds you beautiful and that is what matters. You don’t need his mom to find you attractive. Does it hurt? Absolutely. But her opinion on your appearance is useless in the world. Focus on the relationship you have with your partner, and open up communication with him when you don’t feel desires and appreciated by him.
Good grief. I seriously think your all-nighter has been overblown. You stayed out all night. Oh well. Dealing with a drunk boyfriend is annoying, but it’s hardly a breach of trust. That you lied about what you were doing isn’t good, but you also weren’t snorting coke with hookers. Your gf wasn’t sitting around waiting for you. You didn’t blow her off.
Cancelling the trip is a power play on her part. She didn’t want you to go, and using her outsized anger & your contrition was the perfect opportunity for her to get her way. This was extraordinarily manipulative on her part.
Don’t be surprised if she bars you from your next trip as well. It’s too bad that you caved so quickly on this point.
This seems like an *excellent* way to completely blow up your housing situation.
If she’s going out with friends she probably dresses similarly to them… it doesn’t have to be that deep.
It's rude, but not uncommon, for groomsmen to play pranks. It's on you that you didn't immediately address it with your fiancée. She could have cleared the whole thing up right there.
If you want to cut John out of your life, I don't see anything wrong with that. Hopefully your wife is also on board. But that's all you can do. Don't let one part of your wedding ruin the whole thing. Maybe take a nice intimate second honeymoon for your anniversary to gain a better memory for your marriage.
Your roommate doesn’t really understand the evolution of a relationship. When we meet a potential life partner, there is a shift in our social activities, generally speaking. We still maintain our individualism, but we now incorporate a large amount of couples activities together.
It’s not a romantic relationship. You’re feeling jealous and insecure because she’s developing an independent life. Her new workout routine and improved appearance is not for you. It’s for her. Her social interactions are no longer restricted to you and the kids. It’s a change from what your lives used to be.
But these are good changes for her, and for you. It’s good she’s working and building a life outside of the home. The kids will at school. And you have a life outside of the home already.
Be honest with her how you’re feeling, but understand she’s not doing anything wrong. She doesn’t need to stop talking to friends, and she doesn’t have to give you sex more often (unless she wants to). You won’t be so insecure or jealous in a year, and likely in a few months. You’re adapting to the new life, and that can feel scary. That is okay. Telling her to stop being a human is not. Be patient, and soon you’ll find you’re not feeling bad about this.
Don’t know how deep you are into this relationship, but this is a major red flag. Either cut your losses and move on if she can’t be honest with you, or get into couples counseling ASAP.