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  1. I know a word similar to de pession. It’s di vorce.

    Safe yourself and your children the struggle of living/growing up with someone like her.

  2. Wait… your friend group is his ex, his exes brother and exes sister? Girl, he didn’t kick you out of a friend group lol… he went out with his ex and his exes family.

  3. This

    I'm sitting here with tears in my eyes reading everyone's experiences. Thankfully I never lost anyone to drunk drivers, but even so – it infuriates me to see people behaving so incredibly selfish.

  4. 40yr old woman here. I full think she is playing you. I tend to air on the side of trusting my partner even too much. And I am concerned here. If this is a first for her ok I guess. But she was enjoying the attention, even said she felt seen? Idk this really feels like she just wants attention from people and doesn’t care who gives it to her.

    Just proceed with caution. If you find yourself becoming super jealous and less trusting of her. That is usually because their actions are making you a bit nuts. Not everything is black and white but if she truly thinks she made a mistake she will not make the same mistake again. Just to waste your time if you find yourself having to forgive her over and over.

    I am happy in my relationship I do not ever entertain anyone who is hitting on me. Much less than have a drink and swap numbers and plan for coffee.

  5. So the kid is sociopathic like his father. It was incredibly manipulative of a father to not let you know that he had a kid until three months in. Also how old is this kid with dad only being 23?? You need to get yourself out of this situation and quickly before you wake up and it’s too late.

  6. Put a camera in the room, he has to know what his kid is, I don’t even want to think about the kind of crap this kid is doing at preschool/school.

  7. I ran your post through ChatGPT, here's what it had to say.

    Dear [Original Poster],

    It's clear that you both value your relationship and want to find a way to stop the negative cycle before it spirals out of control. Here are some suggestions to help you regain the harmony in your relationship:

    Reflect on your feelings: It's important to take a step back and analyze your emotions. Are you projecting stress from other areas of your life onto your partner? Identifying the root cause of your irritation can help prevent it from manifesting as arguments with your husband. Communicate calmly and openly: When you feel ready to address the issue, find a quiet and comfortable space to have an open conversation with your husband. Make sure to use “I” statements to express your feelings and avoid blaming him. For instance, instead of saying, “You always talk down to me,” try saying, “I feel belittled when you speak to me like that.” Active listening: Make an effort to truly listen to your partner's perspective. Be open to understanding his point of view and validate his feelings. This will demonstrate that you care about his emotions and are committed to finding a resolution. Establish boundaries: Set up clear boundaries regarding how you communicate with each other. Agree to avoid raising your voice, using derogatory language, or interrupting one another. This will create a more respectful environment for your conversations. Schedule regular check-ins: Make a habit of regularly discussing your relationship and its progress. This can help you stay in tune with each other's needs and feelings, and prevent small issues from becoming bigger problems. Consider couples therapy: If the situation doesn't improve, seeking professional help from a licensed therapist can provide guidance and structure to help you navigate through the issues you're facing. Practice self-care: Make sure you're taking care of your own physical, emotional, and mental well-being. By doing so, you'll be better equipped to handle stress and maintain a healthy relationship with your partner.

    Remember, every relationship experiences ups and downs, but open communication and a genuine effort to understand each other's needs will help you both move forward in a positive direction. Best of luck!

    Sincerely,

    [Your Name]

  8. But to him it would still be you fantasizing about your friends Saying I'd be comfortable having sex with my friends to a partner who asks you about your fantasies is still to them saying that you've thought about sex with your friends while still in a relationship with your partner.

    If OP told her bf she's considered having a threesome with her friends and him how is that different than what he has said now? As you said her friends are still close to her, which makes it more likely. Or would it have been different if OP's bf had been modest about it?

    Or is it okay to fantasize about being with your friends but not your partner's friends? I'm unclear on the distinction, and it feels like OP is more upset that her partner is thinking of a threesome at all

    “as I view sex as incredibly intimate and never have thought of anyone in that capacity while I was with him.” Was what she said, so there may have been no good way of expressing desire for a threesome at all.

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