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Depending on how the conversation with my mom goes, that is always a possibility. I doubt it will be the outcome though because I do believe my mom will want to fix this. But really anything is possible.
I mean ideally it would be as close to previous friendships I've had, we talk during the breaks And lunches at our school, sometimes play video games once every few weeks or so, and maybe go do something like watch a movie or just hang out outside of school like once every few months
I don't know, it isn't really a ton, I've always kept my expectations low for stuff like this because I didn't want to make myself too hopeful for anything, but that's really it, just someone I can talk to and sometimes have fun with
They were talking about the kid's mother, not his stepmother (you).
I mean literally ban the show. It's not allowed in your home anymore at all. If he bahaves for a week, you can bring it back on a trial run. He's five years old, he understands consequences. Let him know that due to this behavior (hitting, screaming for hours, demanding toys) the show is no longer allowed in your home. If he can behave himself he can earn it back. But as of right now, this show is clearly harming him and his overall wellbeing. So all toys, and the show, are no longer allowed in your home.
He will throw an epic meltdown. Get some earbhds and listen to music or a podcast. Completely ignore the tantrum. He will lose his cookies, but he will eventually tire out. Maybe do this in the morning so he's tired out by bedtime. But seriously this is not healthy, this show is harming him and your family. Either he can control himself and chooses not to (in which case once he sees you're serious he'll stop), or he can't control himself (which means the show definitely needs to go, permenantly).
How do I convince him to move into somewhere better for us?
You dont.
You want different things.
Most definitely. Use “I” statements and be prepared for side stepping, redirection and defensiveness. Be direct and clear about how you feel, and why (it's disrespectful), allow no room for debate, this is how you feel, and you're entitled to feel that way. Be clear about relationship expectations and let him tell you his. If he's not willing to make a compromise that is suitable for you, take a day or so to think about how this will effect you and if it's a cost and compromise you're willing to pay, or will it tear you down slowly inside while your self esteem and dignity erode?
If what he's saying makes practical sense for your lives and finances, I think you need to take a harder look at that, and stop worrying about what your friends will think.
Peer pressure is not a good reason to get married before it is practical to do so.
If you feel secure, happy and stable in your relationship, you need to more closely examine why getting married on a timeline that makes sense for you “embarrasses” you. That is not a normal response. It seems you derive a lot of your self-esteem from comparing yourself to your friends, which is not healthy.
What if I told you these parents try & live their lives through their own daughters and achieve respectable academic certificates & high paying careers? They push push push and when I would hang out with my girlfriend, they would say I was unsupportive because I was taking her away from her studies, despite me being very encouraging and making sure she had been onto it before hanging out.
When my girlfriend chose to go with a lower Uni course because it was in her home town instead of the other one which was 3hrs away, her mum sighed, rolled her eyes and rudely said “ugh! I knew you'd go with that”. They care only about their reputation and her mum, especially could not care less about how her daughter actually feels, just what she achieves.
I have cut off a lot of people now after going through a breakup (my ex was an abusive asshole tbh), and here is what helped me:
journaling. Write down all your feelings, your goals, your passion etc. to see what life has to offer you other than dating. I for example love the gym, I love my law school, my family, and my 2 closest friends. You only need 2-3 friends, that‘s enough.
create rituals/daily routines. Wake up early. Treat yourself with snacks and a good Netflix show after you‘ve pushed through your hard day.
learn that it‘s okay to sit in the library alone, it‘s okay to eat alone, it‘s okay to be alone.
start the day with positive affirmations. Tell yourself what you like about yourself. (Self love is the goal for happiness, not a relationship)
Do something new that you couldn‘t do while being in a relationship (for ex. If your ex „forbid“ you to do certain activities or anything)
start something new in general. Learn new skills that will help you through everyday life, for example a new recipe.
watch youtube videos or listen to podcasts that interest you
play minecraft (I recommend, 10/10)