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Honestly, he has told you how he wants to live, if you have a problem with that, it's on you to leave him.
You want to change him into somebody he is not, and that never works.
Thank you for the very thoughtful comment. There’s a lot of very valid points here that I hadn’t really had the mental organization to put into concrete terms yet, so thank you for that, and I look forward to considering them. Very straightforward and clearly written which is nice, so thank you. And thanks for your time
Thanks for your answer! I really appreciate.
And you wonder why you still have issues?
Dude, you destroyed her confidence. You showed your partner that you have a wondering eye point blankly and that you do not think she is attractive up to “standard”.
And throughout all of that, she still decided to marry you. And you are so oblivious to your faults that you talk to nonchalantly about this like, oh no biggie.
I can put money down that you're not a supermodel either but she hasn't thrown that back in your face.
Guy's like you are dicks. Count yourself lucky she actually married you and get yourselves into couples therapy to talk this out and try to move forward.
Otherwise, your marriage will blow up.
But suffocating your partner will never bring joy
Yeah my bad I misread that line. Regardless, 3 months isn't super long term invested. So cut loses and move on. There are more options and people that won't waste time. Just make sure to get out and socialize or have excuses to meet people and there will be some better options.
What field is your wife in? And you? I can just say from personal experience that I’ve never had a great time mixing work peers with my partner. We sit around complaining about work, usually things that are very specific to the field, because I think that’s what coworkers do. Lol. Twice a month also isn’t “often” in my mind, and she may feel the same way. I really enjoy my independence and feeling like a whole person outside of a relationship. You guys are married and cohabitating. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with letting her have this one thing for herself.
This is helpful. I do find gender dynamics like this honestly stupid but I have no interest in upsetting anyone. People had a reaction when I moved in with my current roommate because moving in with a co-worker automatically means you're in a relationship? But it's not weird for me to move into a house with dudes already living there because I don't know them? Or is it because there's multiple? I don't know.
My work is mostly men so thanks for sharing the insight.