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  1. I can’t tell anyone around me because they will just tell me I’m dumb for offering my support

    Aaaand they are right.

  2. And some states it doesn't matter if Elise was signed or not. Tenants have rights and you can't just kick them out. OP needs to talk to a lawyer not Reddit.

  3. I wanna have a talk with her so badly, but I’ve already tried to express my opinion on their relationship out of pure concern for her and she got super angry. So angry that she doesn’t want me to even ask about him anymore, it’s such a weird situation for me to navigate

  4. This might be what he's whining about. He might feel this is a rejection of him. Or, he simply doesn't have the will to be sober, so he's resentful.

  5. She was sleeping with various people? Or do you mean she was monogamous but had a high drive?

    As someone roughly your wife’s age I hate to tell you but she’s probably hitting peri menopause or at least experiencing a bit of a hit in terms of hormones. Been there! And if it wasn’t my drive it was my ability to get ready physically if you know what I mean. Add in some small nude flashes and tiredness and it was not a recipe for sexy times. And it was frustrating and embarrassing as someone who’s had maybe not an exceptionally high drive but definitely a consistent one for decades!

    I’m not sure that asking her “hey do you think the natural aging process is messing with you?” is going to help or something but if this is somewhat new I wouldn’t be shocked if it’s a factor.

  6. that could work but might be too obvious what’s i’m implying. do you have another approach? i’m leaning on just go ahead and say that i think that she’s talking with someone else intimately

  7. Some people make plans. ?‍♀️ Seems to me he totally did schedule time with you and wanted you to meet his friends. To me, especially in the first few months of dating, actually scheduling time vs just playing it by ear shows interest and prioritization.

    As for his friends, do you normally have an issue with social anxiety? Because I think most people feel a little awkward the first time they meet a group of people when they are the “odd man out” but it doesn’t usually require intervention or hand holding which it seems like you wanted/needed.

    I remember meeting my partner’s big friend group the first time. I felt a little awkward being the outsider. It was a big party of 50+ people and I knew no one and most of them had history together or 20+ years. My partner was kind of off chatting with people and I had to just introduce myself to people and kind of fend for myself but I’m used to doing that at professional events so no big deal for me.

    several years in now, I know them all and know the inside jokes and can take some banter and give it out comfortably.

    To me, this is just a “beginnings” growing pains thing. Beginnings and endings are rarely easy.

    By all means, talk to him about the person who made you uncomfortable and what you would have liked him to do about that. The rest? I guess I’d just let it go.

  8. Maybe you need to spend less time with him and spend time with people who appreciate you. He doesn't seem that into you.

    You can start meet8ng with people during the week and then into the weekends. You can invite him to join. If he doesn't want to partake, go without him.

  9. Okay. So I'd you out of nowhere all of a sudden want a prenup tp protect “your” money from her. You're an asshole. Straight up. You aren't thinking about what's fair for everyone. You're thinking about yourself and screw her.

    If she stays home and raises your children. If having kids screws her over at work. If she makes career sacrifices to prioritize your career. Does she deserve to be destitute in retirement? All because she prioritized the partnership over herself until you screwed her one last time?

    Before you start this conversation with her. Actually sit down a spend a few days thinking about what IS fair.

    My fiance and I chatted about our thoughts about prenups years before we got engaged. We talked about our fears and excitements about marriage. We talked about our career and parenthood plans. We talked about our finances and retirement goals.

    After we got engaged, we sat down together and learned about doing a prenup in our state. We got a recommendation for a lawyer and decided I would draft it with the lawyer with both of our concerns addressed and he would review it with a different office after it was drafted. Our major concerns included things we'd seen happen to others. Secret, selfish debt leaving the more responsible partner in the hole by hundreds of thousands and working later in life. Someone making a career sacrifice to have kids and having no earning potential after a divorce.

    So. We specified debts as legally separate if not jointly owned. We specified a front loaded spousal support to be high immediately after a divorce for 75% of the length of the marriage with a maximum of 10 years support. Our parental plan is for one party to stay home, or work lightly while children are young, then go to grad school to reenter the workforce with high earning potential. This enables that person to do so in the event of a divorce anyway.

    If you do actually care about your partner and aren't just some selfish asshole. Sit down and talk about each of your fears for marriage and divorce. Write them down. That becomes the basis for the prenup.

  10. Like in every break up you just have to listen to what he said and accept it, even if it's the hardest. He needs to be alone, so don't reach out. As you're clearly suffering and hoping I would tell you to cut links and block him to concentrate on yourself, if there's a chance you get back together, he'll do what he has to do and come back, but there's nothing you can do instead of taking care of you and move on without waiting for him because there are few chances it happens and you sound very sweet, attentionate, comprehensive and patient, you deserve someone who's at least able to communicate with you in a way that's not hurting you. There are plenty of good on-line videos about no contact after breakups, you'll see how it would benefit you, lots of courage, we all know breakups hurt

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