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She slept with him bro!!!
I would stop funding 13M anything for a while and see if she changes her mind. I'm guessing she will.
Why don't you want to break up? He's rude and embarrassing and inconsiderate and he calls you awful names.
My advice would be to not avoid difficult conversations like you appear to be doing. Sure they’re uncomfortable but neither of you appear to have the same expectations of one another or the relationship.
Otherwise you end up in the situation you’re in where you both resent one other because the other person should “just know”.
I’m not suggesting you stay together but with the information on display it appears like a petty money argument that’s been allowed to fester beneath the surface and subsequently become blown way out of proportion.
I've come to realize that people project all sorts of stuff onto others. If you can recognize it, then reading people becomes easier, and anticipating things become more precise and accurate. A few of my exes cheated on me. I've never cheated… Didn't see the point. The ones that cheated on me accused me of cheating, while the others didn't. When confronted, the cheaters vehemently denied it. When given specifics and proof in a logical manner, they offered more denial and wouldn't just admit it, wanting more to argue about it rather than care about the relationship they've torpedoed. Kicking and screaming the whole way to deny something truthful…
They also assume that others act as they do. They assume that because they are thinking it, others are too. I had a friend staying with me, rent free for over a year. Just prior to them moving out, they accused me of stealing from them, they trashed things looking for the stolen item, threatened me physically, you know? The usual… Lol. I've known this guy since 1996, and I know if I don't react then it really pisses him off and not that I wanted to piss him off, but it was just easier to remain stoic and countdown the days until he moves out. So one day he's screaming at me. I know he's screaming, but I got headphones on. I would've ignored him without the headphones at this point. He eventually calms down and he's flabbergasted his attempts to beleaguer me have missed the mark and he says, “Why haven't you made living here a nightmare for me so I would move out sooner? I mean that's the logical thing to do.”
So telling this words. You see that's what he would've done. He's expecting me to react to him like he would react. The point is, if you can recognize projection when it's happening you can see motives, affirm suspicions, anticipate moves, and it just makes decision making healthier for you. Accuse others of that which you do… This obfuscates the truth, intentions, where blame should be placed, and it slows others down. Not that that is what he was doing, but I digress.
They’re twins. I don’t think it’s a reasonable expectation for them to treat other siblings the way they do each other. It sucks they can’t just be honest though.
Set him free. The tighter you hold on, the more likely he’s going resent you. Divorce while it’s amicable. It’s you who is using your children as weapons. Grow up.
If he’s bringing up another girl, or talking freely about certain traits to you, he definitely sees you more of a confidant than as a romantic partner, which is not bad tbh.
On the other end, if you’re like me, you could just get it out and say it and take whatever response like a champ. If he’s interested, good for ya! If not, it might sting a bit; we’re humans and we want to be wanted but, it doesn’t always go that way.
But, he IS your best friend too and it doesn’t have to be awkward going forward. Just thank him for being honest and try not to bring up too many of the jokes, as you try to get over him.
I hope whatever you do works out for the best!
Lots of possibilities here. Would be helpful to get some examples of the words he asks you about.
First lots of native speakers say words incorrectly. They might have only read the word and guessed at its pronunciation.
Second, there are regional accents and dialects at play. So your pronunciation may be weird to him.
Third he may have learned a different English (e.g. British) so again things may be different for him.
It really depends on how he is asking you and looking it up. That is what would make it insulting you vs genuine curiosity
You are dating a man 12 yrs older than you and while that’s not a big deal its a huge difference in life experiences. You should find a new place to on-line and end your relationship. The things that he does that bother you are so massive there is no overcoming them.
right this is so creepy