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You’re never selfish for breaking up with someone. You are not responsible for him or his happiness, though likely him/this relationship has conditioned you otherwise. A good thing to remember is, don’t set yourself on fire to keep someone else warm. You need to take care of yourself before you can take care of someone else; and you shouldn’t have to mother your partner this way, it’s unhealthy. It’s better for BOTH of you to be broken up. I highly recommend therapy so you can deprogram the way this relationship has made you think; it’s broken your normal meter. A relationship should better both of your lives, and you deserve that.
he thinks i want to spend too much time with him, although i’ve made it clear that when he needs his alone time all he needs to do is tell me and i’ll just leave him to do his thing
Underlying, maybe undiagnosed health issues…. diabetes can have similar effects on sex life. I know, happened to my husband. His diabetes caused ED, and that embarrassed him so we just stopped having a sex life. Then we finally talked about it just before I was going to leave. Now it's 7 years later, his diabetes is under control and we have a much more satisfying sex life.
Good idea. Ask him for the photos he’s taken of your wife because you want to get a few framed.
I'm a nurse in Australia, for context. Please do, tell us everything. We have a duty of care to ensure you go home to a safe place with a responsible person. He doesn't sound like either one of those. The story you've given would raise flags for emotional abuse, and we wouldn't want to discharge you into that situation. We have social workers available to help you sort out arrangements, and would probably suggest you contact that first girlfriend who brought you in to help collect your belongings.