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Tell him, and tbh he shouldn’t freak out because you didn’t even know him when you did things with his friend
Here for the update! OP husband, You are/ are not the father?!?!?! ?
Well ig she’s just being disrespectful. I’m sorry about that. Good that you talked to him about it. I hope everything does workout
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Good. You know he’s only staying for the green card and the free translator. That’s why he said “embarrassed me”. Not upset, not rejected, not concerned. He sees you as an object to use for whatever he wants and the second he doesn’t feel like he’s doing his bit as the man of the house, (satisfying his wife) he throws a tantrum. He doesn’t care about you.
Divorce, tell immigration immediately, no dual citizenship for the kid. This guy used you.
Personally I wouldn't think about changing furniture at all after a split. It's not suddenly contaminated. I take time and effort finding furniture I really like, I make sure it's good quality, I make sure it's something I love. A relationship ending doesn't change those things and I don't understand why it would impact a future relationship, so I wouldn't even be considering selling that kind of stuff at all, doesn't matter how much time has passed.
I could be wrong here but I feel your way of selling everything and replacing it is more unusual, I feel that's something not many people would be doing. But I'm just guessing at that.
If it's a good relationship I don't think you should make any of this the deciding factor of ending it. People have very different views on past relationships and keepsakes. Talk to him about things and ask for reassurance if that's what you need. I think the photo's are understandable to not want pride of place, but he is likely just being thoughtless about that, these were people that at one point were a big focus in his life, putting them away in an album seems a reasonable request to me, despite the split, they could have been an important part of his life once, I personally think it's ok to keep that memory, perhaps not on display.
My SIL made my brother throw out all his wedding photos from his previous marriage. It was stored away in the attic, he wasn't looking at any of it, I was upset for him because it was a part of his life, he isn't allowed to mention his ex wife ever, which can make things difficult, for instance if you're talking about a place you traveled to having to erase mentioning anyone can feel a little… unnatural.
My husband was previously married also, he has old photo albums, he asked if he should get rid of them and I said absolutely not, I wanted to look through them, his previous marriage was a big part of his life, I don't want him to erase the past. Obviously we are not always talking about our ex's, but it's ok for him to say in a conversation “when my ex and I had the restaurant …..” Because that's what he did and it was with her.
Leave.
I can’t even begin to express how important it is you need to leave.
from someone who hasn’t left and regrets it everyday.
I didn’t set boundaries early on and years later I broke. Set boundaries now. Be gentle on how you explain it, something like you can be there for her and her needs, but you need time to respond in your way. Maybe that it feels dehumanizing to be checked on and directed so much. Give her a few ways to manage her needs with you. Maybe a list by text, or a written list when you get home. Ask for 20 minutes for you when you get home. Give gentle reminders, it will take time.