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Based on your post history, he IS a loser, OP. And you SHOULD leave him.
That I really don’t think so
If you stay, you die.
You're not gonna ever be “wife material” to people like that. Just move on, and know they they're the problem.
Now, if you want to prepare yourself to be married, (and this goes for either sex), know some skills to manage things around the house, be willing to compromise, be accepting and caring even when you're also having a bad day, and also just don't get married to someone throwing up red flags. Any guy who loves you but honestly thinks you lack marriage-ready qualities should support you to improve your skillset, not give a copout excuse to just say he isn't ready for that commitment.
Who your ex is now and whether she’s happy or not has absolutely nothing to do with you. Leave it alone. Nothing good will come from reaching out.
especially if you only see each other a couple times a week
She says they see each other almost every day. Yeah if you're only seeing each other once or twice a week two months might feel fast, but they're seeing each other 3 times that.
Talk to her and terapy, be sincere with her and try to solve thinhs, thats not a healthy attitude, i guess you truly trust her, cause in many cases when the other partner travel and is away, people tends to find confort and attention outside marriage
Get therapy
I hate that I get jealous but it’s so hard knowing he has a whole family with someone else. And him and his baby mama are close which makes it harder for me, even though I’m happy that his kids have parents who get along.
Are you sure you're actually someone who is able to be with a single parent? It's no shame to admit that you aren't.
. Like he doesn’t discipline him and spoils him like crazy. Always buying something for him but then doesn’t have the money for him and I to grab dinner or something like that.
So what you're saying is that his parenting is somewhat flawed, and you have to already pick up the bills now?
I don’t want to date a man who lets their kid do and say whatever because that’s not how I plan on raising my future kids.
Then maybe he's simply not the man for you….. you can easily sit him down and discuss parenting strategies/views etc. to see how compatible you really are.
I haven’t met his kids yet, he has a 6 and 1 year old.
If he's a decent dad, you won't meet his kids for a good other few months.
This kind of stuff is so embarrassing to read. You do not have a hostile workplace claim from someone intentionally making you have one panic attack. I'm not saying that's right, I'm saying you legally don't, and you should stop giving people advice you've pulled out of your ass because setting unrealistic expectations helps no one