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you asked for advice, he gave you the honest advice you didn't want to hear. don't get upset about it
You might love him, but not as much as he loves himself.
He sounds a bit selfish and self absorbed. I don't think asking how a sick partner feels is much to ask. Now he is throwing a temper tantrum like a child and completely ignorning you. Not good signs at all.
You should start preparing yourself for a future without him in it. He is not being considerate at all and his potential as a long term or life partner looks very bad at this point. You don't want to spend the upcoming years with a partner that doesn't like to communicate, isn't concerned with your well being, and chooses his drinking buddies over a person he claims to be in love with. He has also seemed to possibly lose interest in your relationship and takes you for granted.
Your title says he doesn't seem to care about expressing empathy but he IS trying to reach out. You mention you know how guys' mental health is undervalued, but keep in mind that with this comes the fact that people who have not been taught how to express emotions are also not taught to have the same responses that somebody from a more emotionally encouraging upbringing would expect.
Some people are also more literal and if you say you don't want to talk about it or are vague they will drop it because they want to be respectful of your feelings and not seem like they're pushing.
You said this is your first time being sad around him. He's not dismissing you, you just BOTH need to learn what the other expects in these situations since it has literally never happened before between you two.
Have you tried to understand where his responses are coming from? For example here's how it may have played out:
Him (attempting to reach out, this is his equivalent of saying “hey what's wrong you can tell me”): tells you you seem sad
You: it's just one of those days yknow
Him (assumes you're being vague because you don't want to talk about it): doesn't push you on the subject and talks about other things (maybe trying to get your mind off things)
Keep in mind also that since this played out over the phone you are lacking any physical indicators of support he may have expressed — maybe he would have given you a hug or held your hand while you collected your thoughts?
You need to nip this in the bud and be direct about your expectations and try as nude as possible to remind him of your needs in the moment while you are having a bad time. Even mental health professionals with all their training need us to be telling them what's up in our heads in order for them to best help us. What one person learned as “emotional empathy common sense etiquette” is different from what another person may have learned. Don't assume the worst about your bf, just talk to him otherwise you would be the one being unempathetic.
Why don't you be a supportive wife and try to help him with the depression?
You and your boyfriend are at two differing points in your life.
You have teens who are self sufficient. You are used to them being self Sufficient and you have your life structured around activities that you can do because they are teens. It took a lot of child raising to get to this point where your kids are self sufficient.
Your boyfriend has a 5 yr old that he has visitation with. The visitation has two purposes, 1. It gives him quality time to spend raising his child. 2. It gives the biomom a break from being a single parent. Your boyfriend is being completely unfair to you and to his child. He is spending most of his visitation time working and not raising his child. He is expecting or requiring you to babysit or take over the child care/raising because he is gone for most of the time. You raised your kids. It’s his job to raise his. His child is only 5, this is only going to get worse.
So, you need to think about what you want out of the relationship. You love him, you like doing things with him. But, he is requiring you to parent his 5 yr old while he works. I am guessing that wasn’t part of the deal when he moved in?? Do you and he discuss how much involvement you would have in his child’s life?? A 5 yr old needs a lot of attention, and as the child gets older, there will be organized activities, etc. your boyfriend is treating you like you are both married and she is your step daughter that you agreed to participate in raising your step daughter.
If you don’t want that type of relationship, then this isn’t going to work out with your boyfriend. It’s ok to have different goals and different expectations. There really isn’t a compromise because he wants his daughter for the weekend, but isn’t going to hire childcare, you are the free child care. To me this is mutually exclusive needs…
It’s your choice to find a way to make this work, because it’s going to go on like this for the next 10 years… or decide that this relationship doesn’t work and move on…
Yes, but the miscarriages are only one of several things wrong here. And awfully convenient for the BF.
You already recognise the age difference is concerning. Maybe consider that a bit more as to why.
You sound like you need to take a break from this relationship for a little while. Have some time alone. Go out with friends, do things you enjoy without him. Find ways to be independent from your partner. Its not healthy to be co dependent, and obviously, with the age difference you need to be hyper aware of this stuff.
Sounds like the trash is taking itself out. I know it hurts since it's your dad. He sounds like a jerk.
Creep, absolutely and completely. You need to document what he’s doing so you can take it it HR or also possibly defend yourself when he gets mad you’re not responding the way he wants.