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  1. She is first and foremost an addict. So long as she's in active addiction/still using, that will be her primary relationship, not you. It takes several months of recovery and self work and reflection to be able to have any kind of meaningful relationship, she's nowhere near that point yet and will in all likelihood continue this behavior if she's so far deep that she's having sex for drugs. She needs inpatient therapy!!! She not only disrespected you and your relationship, she put your life/health at risk. Addicts and dealers who engage in this kind of trade are rarely safe in doing so. You have been exposed to everyone she's done this with, whoever the dealers have been with, and so on. End the relationship and GET TESTED!!!!

    signed, A child of addicts/ex-wife of an addict

  2. Just tell her (in person) that you think she's great and you hope she finds happiness. And that you've enjoyed your time with her but it's come to an end. If she asks why you don't have to get way off in the weeds. (She might want to do the “oh I can fix this” thing) Just tell her you're not compatible and there's no fixing the issues that exist. Wish her well and move on.

  3. I have always felt that when someone wants to “change” a partner it's not going to work. What else does he want to change about you?

    Does he love you for who you are, or for who he thinks you can be?

    If things don't work out, doe he believes in divorce? What religion will the kids be raised in? Go through all the potential scenarios with your partner, see where you are aligned or not.

    Time to get serious and have the deep discussions. May be best to go to couples counseling and ask the tough questions and see where you both stand before making a commitment.

  4. she keeps saying it's an extreme measure and who knows how ill feel in a few years.

    Well that's easy, you'll feel better because you won't be with a partner who cheated on you. Sure you may be alone, but at least you won't be worrying constantly about your partner, you know, cheating on you!

  5. I'm kind of annoyed how many people don't see it.

    Reddit is guillble as fuck, whoever thinks this is real please message me for a great investment opportunity.

    I'll quadruple your money, guaranteed.

  6. uh no you're not being ridiculous, anyone who touches your SO and gets his number and is beautiful wants to bone him three ways to sunday. the fact he gave his number to her shows that he wants to too.

  7. It is ok that you still love your wife. It is ok that you don’t trust her. Lots of people experience infidelity, get couples counseling, stay together, and are happy. The first thing you have to decide is do you want to try to make it work or not? Then see if your wife is on board. Next, you should both find therapists individually, and a couples therapist to work on your marriage. Trust is possible but it will take time and a lot of effort on her part and yours.

    Best of luck with whatever you decide.

  8. NTA

    Me and my SO have separate finances. He gives me money each month for our bills (he moved in with me so it's easier) then we both put money into an account for groceries. When we go on holiday, he adds more money to my account for that. Savings go to him and he stores it for us.

    Even though we have this set up, we also do not made any massive purchases without talking about it. Not because either of us cares but because it might be more like “I have an invite to a hiking holiday, do you mind? It's x amount and will mean I'm a bit tight until the next pay so don't arrange a fancy dinner'

    Separate finances does not equal financial abuse.

    I'd be pissed if my SO lend money like that.

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