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  1. But he did.

    He told her he was uncomfortable, he said he was embarrassed, he said he was hurt. He told OP this more than once, in fact he told OP this right after the fact, when he stopped and told her to get off him.

    Swap OP and the BF around and everyone would be saying that she clearly expressed her feelings and he should leave her alone until she is ready.

  2. The cat wasn't her father's cat. She adopted the cat after her father died.

    Benji brings her comfort and companionship, which is why we have pets. If she believes her cat is linked to her father's soup, that's fine. She's doing no harm, and unless it's interfering with her life and ability to do things, it's fine. She gets comfort and an animal gets a loving companion who will take good care of them.

    She needs to report the theft, get Benji back and divorce her husband. If my partner got rid of my cats (he wouldn't, he loves those fuzzy assholes too), then I'd be getting rid of him. Anyone who treats an animal as something they can just throw away, especially when it's not theirs, is a completely garbage person. He doesn't respect her, he doesn't respect animals. And he's a selfish asshole who's jealous of a fucking cat.

  3. Why are you jumping to an ultimatum of “open relationship or divorce” instead of “therapy/doctor or divorce”? I know it’s difficult but navigating relationships is a two person task. If he’s depressed, which it sounds like he might be, he might need that extra push to seek help.

  4. Would you tell your father this story? Or brother? How would they react? Do the strong male figures in your life treat their partners this way or is this the first jerk you’ve had to personally deal with?

    He’s not nice, trust worthy or appreciative. Those are pretty basic asks of a person you choose to share a home and life with

  5. I don't think it's you. A lot of men are perfectly happy to benefit from a relationship and not really want anything tangible.

    Im willing to believe its often as you say than not – expectation of their friends, family, and society draw them into commitment more than the choice. If someone wants what you want, they'll be excited about it.

    I do think if you know what you want and it's important to you, then its even.more important that you don't get caught in the sunk cost fallacy. If being with him is more important, sure, but up to you.

    But this isn't about you, it's about him. He's the one waffling and wasting your time.

  6. Dude she lied and omitted events. That’s not a good sign. We all want divorce parents to have a healthy co relationship but the fact that she led you to believe she was going by herself is not a good sign. She will say I didn’t want you to worry and the kids wanted this and blah blah blah. I think you need to let her go so she can decide if she wants to get back together with him.

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