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Too young to get married. Bullet dodged.
Go very low contact with her.
You 100% chose to make the exact decisions you needed to in order to get dumped. You could not have more efficiently lit this budding relationship on fire and burned it to the ground without there being some kind of felony involved.
1) “I need to talk” means I have something a little more important on my mind than what brand of breakfast cereal to buy, and if someone tells you that, and you give a shit about having them in your life, pay a little bit of attention.
2) She sent you something which made her vulnerable, because she wanted to make sure you were on the same page. You opened it, and didn't have the presence of mind needed to realize that when someone shows vulnerability, you don't ignore them for two days as though you want nothing more to do with them and all their fears are justified.
Honestly, if she were my friend I would tell her she's an idiot if she gave someone who so clearly doesn't give a shit or want to be bothered with bare minimum human consideration a second chance. If you're sad, you have no one but yourself to blame. If you're confused…I don't know what to tell you. I don't how to explain to someone that when someone else is important to them they're supposed to make the bare minimum effort at consideration for their feelings.
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You suck it up and apologize sincerely, because you were absolutely wrong. While this wasn’t purposeful on your part, being falsely accused of SA on Thanksgiving has got to be absolutely traumatic for your sister’s boyfriend.
Of course they looked for evidence that he was telling the truth: if he was absolutely insistent that this didn’t happen, and if it was against what people knew of his character, it’s best to make certain that it did in fact happen. And lo and behold, when they did look, it turns out that it didn’t happen.
I suggest you do both a private apology to your sister and her boyfriend, and then a “public” apology that includes the people who were there when you accused him and he got kicked out.
This is going to be awkward and uncomfortable and painful for you, but it’s a good learning experience for life and is one of those rare things that actually does build character. You can be sorry for something going terribly wrong even if it wasn’t intentional, and it’s a good thing to admit your mistakes when you make them.
At what age do they grow out of it? I feel like that’s childish behavior maybe a teenager or young 20s I could understand but 25??? Sad that many guys are like that
Sounds to me like some boundaries need to be set all around here.
Your wife should not be handling things the way she did. I totally understand why she is upset but what others have said is right. No one is entitled to another's estate unless they are a beneficiary under the Will or, in the case of now will, are the right connection in the family tree to the decedent to take through intestacy. For context, I am an Estate Administration and Litigation attorney. A lot of my cases that go to court stem between siblings who think they are entitled to something just be cause they were a child or from someone who assumed they were getting a large inheritance but did not receive a bequest at all.
Your mother and brother, in my opinion, are wrong asking for a paternity test and forcing that issue. Regardless, its your son and daughter now. If they can't treat them equally on their own and respect your choice, they should stay out all together. This is the kind of crap that destroys families and marriages because everyone is to invested in other peoples business. Its not your son's fault he was there before your daughter and that puts them in bad positions when he gets something and she doesn't. I think that is heartless towards the children who then have an inherent conflict over the money.
No, we have a problem with people putting their children second. She begged not to go and you forced her out.
This is a complete mess and you should just leave. Not only are you enabling her cheating on her BF, you are also in love with her yourself, and you'll no doubt end up getting burnt once again. She clearly doesn't see loyalty in a relationship as something important and is just hurting everyone she touches.