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  1. Is it the first year you don’t get what you want? If it’s frequent then have a light talk ask her why she never buys anything you want. Are you someone who likes to work on cars maybe when she saw this and thought well he doesn’t have this. Maybe wanted to surprise you.

  2. You really hit the nail on the head here! That's the exact interaction I was hoping to get by posting this. It was a healthy conversation with no blame or guilt involved, just solutions! I think that's the main goal of this sub, and Im so glad I joined and posted.

  3. has you dad set the wedding date for him and your ex yet?

    I know its a little off joke but I feel bad that you have this to deal with.

  4. Harsh reality:

    The “therapists won’t actually help you” narrative is not true except for exploitative therapists who can get sued for doing such (malpractice) and is for people living in fear/hiding from trauma (usually from childhood). The only people I’ve come across who use this excuse are avoidant of therapy because they actually have so much internal sh!t built up it feels to them if they go then they will never “get out”.

    The “when we were younger and everything was newer” narrative for lack of emotional/sexual growth is for idiots/jerks. Every day there’s something new about your partner. You just stopped caring to notice.

    I’d at least get a lawyer lined up, just in case. To me, seems like you’re most likely headed to divorce ‘cause you’re naive to the fact that an emotionally avoidant husband has likely been shoving down rather than working through issues all these years as he’s been letting you believe.

  5. Be real: either she is playing 4D chess to lead you on or her being so open about her partner means she has asked you to drinks confident that you know she is taken and will not interpret it as a date.

    Workmates getting drinks after work is generally platonic, especially if there workplace has a culture of it [ie every single call centre I have ever worked at].

  6. I appreciate the honesty, but no this is not my first serious relationship. It is my first genuinely healthy serious relationship though (in the emotional and mental aspect of things).

    I have been contemplating how our breakup would go if it comes to thay and the house is technically only under my name (financial wise) but I would never force them out or anything if we did break up because of how bad their former situation was.

    Again, I appreciate the honesty but there appears to be hints of blaming/shaming and while I agree that change comes from those in the relationship, I am more so seeking out open minded and helpful guidance to see if there are other options or if others who have experienced similar situations were able to address the situation in a healthy matter and still grow with their partners. Thank you for your input though, it does make me think about accountability for sure.

    I'd like to clarify that I still feel romantic feelings towards my partner and am attracted to them and the same goes for them towards me. We still kiss and cuddle, but there are frequent times where I do feel that they are more like a friend/roommate/sibling, yes. I believe the term is called “roommate syndrome” for couples who have lived together for prolonged periods of time. That, along with the lack of a bedroom relationship kind of just makes things feel a bit more complicated in my opinion.

  7. Also in this case, OP knew going into the marriage that she was chronically ill. This isn't something that just happened to her, it's something he knew about from the beginning and said “Yes, I will face this challenge with you.” He was with her when her disability was easy to manage, and now that it isn't he doesn't want to stick around anymore.

  8. I think people in this post as being too harsh with their responses. I absolutely agree that she was starting an emotional affair on her end, even if he wasn’t reciprocating. Maybe she didn’t even fully realize what was happening because the messages hadn’t crossed into any kind of romance territory. Her lying to you is really part of this that makes me think you need to be wary. But I think her immediate agreement to stop talking to him shows willingness to change. She ultimately didn’t argue with you, she didn’t try to give you a bunch of excuses, and she didn’t try to hold on to the relationship. I think it’s ok to give her a chance to turn things around and hope that this is the wake-up call that she needed.

  9. Guess I was asking because honestly it was something I never thought about until my ex brought up that his friends preceded me. It seemed weird. Honestly I never ranked people until I had to right now. So after thought, I realized his decision made sense if he viewed me so low. I would never do that to my partner you know. I appreciate your answer so much. Thank you.

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