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This a total aside but from how everyone was swapping partners, there's no chance the husband wasn't swinging too.
You aren't being insecure.
Your boyfriend is a prick and bully.
Dump him.
If you still have access to her suitcase, empty it out and put her granny pants, old t shirts and all the old clothes she wears around the house in it. Heck even put a dirty nappy or two in it. Lock it back up. Hope her AP appreciates her in those outfits.
I grew up with this mentality from my parents. Best thing I ever did was start to set up boundaries as soon as possible.
You are an adult now. They don't get to dictate your religion or your sex life now. They're not obligated to financially support you but going No Contact or Low Contact is the best way to proceed going forward. This isn't a you problem. This is a problem your parents get to be upset about as they process their faulute to control another grown ass adult's personal (and completely legal) life choices.
I get the religious guilt. I totally do. My dad stopped talking to me for a year when I slept over at my now husband's house for the first time. Now I am happy to say we have no relationship and he wasn't invited to my wedding. He is still struggling with the fact his actions have consequences to this day but the peace of mine I have not having to navigate his personal beliefs and the consequences of those is priceless.
No, that was not my intention. You may believe that I'm being defenseful because of the phrase “shut up” but the rest of the stuff I said is obviusly valid. That seems more of a judgement than any other thing. And I do believe it is a judgement because it is a very common thing, judging open relationships. You may see it as defensive of my part but it is more of a defensive POV about open relationshios as a whole. If an open relationship isn't OP's thing, that's great and valid. But it's up to him to decide, not this guy. And that's what I think happened. Anyway… have a good day!
you need to understand the context of an abusive relationship. OP did nothing wrong. they are simply trying to cope with the current situation.
I'm confused. Instead of your options of “Stay and be miserable, or stay and be miserable” why not the obvious option?
Just break up already. You're both going to be much happier out of this toxic relationship. This man is literally telling you that being with someone else is more important to him than you are.
Yeah, his reaction was completely out of line. It was controlling and borderline abusive. It's probably for the best that you got out of this.
Well congrats!!! You're free of this dead weight that was bringing you down. Let things take their own natural time. You tried loving this guy for a while and it's gonna take some time to fully untangle that. Your neural pathways have been set in a certain way from being in this relationship so give it time to clear up and figure out how to reset in healthier ways. Love yourself, have fun and be well.