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That's “mistake” as in error. You're right: as I said, it is not an accident.
I think assuming he'd be a dick isn't founded based on the info provided. My mother does this all the time and it makes the whole thing more stressful. I don't mind compromising or even doing something that's asked of me, but having to answer a bunch of question just to get to the request is frustrating. I know none of them matter and that she's building up to what she really wants. I'm not sure why everyone views this tactic as healthy rather than avoidant.
If he doesnt know after 6 years its a no.
Honestly, there is no excuse and it's really a simple decision…..can you forgive seeing your husband fuck your sister? Neither one is innocent, doesn't matter if she was drunk. I'm sick of people using alcohol as an excuse as if it's valid enough to do things you know you shouldn't. All alcohol really does is encourage someone to do what they really have always wanted to do, that's it.
If you can't forgive what you saw, then the answer is easy. You tell him divorce will happen and if he wants to at least agree on things outside of court then ok but if he wants to make it difficult then he will hear from your attorney. As for your sister, she violated your trust and family isnr supposed to do that. I wouldn't blame you if you never forgive her
I’m sincerely sorry for the loss of your friend. I’d imagine that was, and still is, incredibly painful.
But have you considered that tragedy is entirely shaping your perspective? Because doing whatever you reasonably can to prevent someone you love from committing a crime is wildly different than finding your partner’s location using a geotag in a story, showing up when you have no tangible reason to believe they are actually in danger, and physically removing them from their location against their will.
She was drunk at a party with her friends. Something bad could have happened, of course! But OP had no reason to believe that she was in imminent danger. He saw her doing shots at a party. He stalked her location. He showed up uninvited. He asked her to leave, and when she declined, he used physical force to remove her. C’mon. He didn’t actually believe she was in imminent danger, he just disapproved of her choices and believed he had the right to overrule them.
Again: I am sorry for your loss. But wishing someone took your friend’s keys away isn’t a reason to justify OP assaulting his girlfriend.
Oh god, you poor thing! My son was 9 pound 3 and I had only second degree tearing with no pain relief and it was traumatic.
A traumatic birth and then all that pain and clearly no serious help from the father would drive any woman to her limits. A lack of sleep really makes it nude too.
He did not sacrifice anything compared to you. I had this same argument with my sons father and we are now not even speaking and I’m raising my son alone.
You need rest, you need added help, the saying “it takes a village to raise a baby” isn’t a joke. I wish I could even help you out just to let you get a few hours of sleep.
You’re doing a lot and you are doing your best mumma.
You don’t forgive this and continue. You take our advice. As much as you think people have experienced “worse,” this is pretty serious rape actually. A lot of people don’t feel traumatized at first until what happened really sinks in. Please talk to somebody about getting help. This man will seriously harm you or another girl in the future. Please listen.
Is their any topic or questions I can ask that may reveal that they are still together or not?
“you dating anyone right now?” that should do the trick.
I understand why you feel on edge, your mom kinda sounds like she wants your baby. Trust your gut, if something feels off it probably is. If you think she'll put him in danger, ie, do things that were deemed fine when you were a kid but we now know is dangerous for children, put him in your verbally abusive stepdad's path, then you have every right to put your foot down until she respects your boundaries. Your child is more important than your mother's feelings. Do whatever you have to to protect him. If you can afford childcare, I'd go for it, for the peace of mind if anything.
The advice you need depends on what your goal is, so what is your goal?
What was the context of how he told you that?
What do you think about your weight gain?
yep, thanks for proving my point
Because, just answering your question and not judging you personally, living day after day knowing how little respect he has for me but kept coming in and out of my life put me in the mental care system. It was a very damaging experience and I started having episodes before eventually being diagnosed.