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I understand. I wish feelings are super easy to remove
I’m much older than you, but here’s what I know if you are dating and your sexual relationship is dropping off you’re in trouble. If you’re married, you can be in trouble also but people will tolerate it longer. It is important that you marry with somebody with the same sort of a sexual libido that you have. It will vary throughout your life, but don’t stay with. Somebody was such a vast difference in libido it does matter it bond you together it creates the things you fight for without it your friends.
Let him go.
For it to be such a new relationship and he is already appearing to get easily angered or frustrated by some of the things you do, seems like a red flag.
Yes, he stopped himself from saying more in the example that you mentioned. But do you really want to be there for when he can't control himself? And he could have stopped himself by not wanting to show you his true self so soon.
Also, you mentioned that your parents are abusive to each other. It made me think that you could be repeating their pattern; subconsciously seeking partners that are similar to your parents. I only say that cause I only just realised that an ex of mine whom I had always thought of as so different to my father, had similar controlling and emotionally abusive traits as him.
So be mindful of this guy, and if you can be your true self around him.
Jesus Christ! How can you be this delusional? It's not about the gift but how you went about it. Some gifts aren't meant to be surprises. You sit them both down and say “hey, I see your car is getting old and I wanted to get you this car for your birthday as a way to celebrate you and thank you for everything you've done for me. Would that be ok?”
NAILED IT.
Not just spring it on them on her birthday. A day when you know the husband will be getting her a gift as well. If he saw how much she needed a car, he could have made this offer any other time.
I really want to give OP the benefit of the doubt that this just is genuine appreciation for what she and her family did for him, but the way he went about it, and his defensiveness when questioned, and the way he slips in that “her husband got her a necklace which was really pretty and I’m sure she loved them both,” makes it seems like he was intentionally showing him up. “YOU got her a necklace, but I got her a car!”
Just tell her. I don‘t think it‘s anything to be embarrassed about and honesty will make the experience just better.
Dude, your girlfriend's dog killed your kitten and she's upset you won't keep the kittens around? And is blaming you for that?
Your girlfriend is a psychopath. Get the hell out of there as soon as you can, and keep your head on a swivel on the way out the door. Sleep with your door locked.
But why did it go from “I don’t even watch porn” to “I cannot stop my sexual thoughts about other people”? Like, I understand time is in play, and that the newness wears off. But boy..
You either trust her or you don’t. The presence of men in her apartment hanging out isn’t an indication she’s fucking around. She’s right, she doesn’t belong to you. And I don’t think she needs to inform you of every person that comes over.
You trust her or you don’t. That’s it.
I'd be really surprised if he managed to slip you enough to knock you clean out, without you feeling off or noticing the taste.
Bur honestly, I'd really consider getting out of the relationship before you sink more time into it. I grew up around drugs and Xanax users are the absolute worst.
I have seen countless people pull themselves out of addictions with the hardest drugs, but never ever, not even once have I known someone that could stop taking that Xanax bullshit.
The stats show that 20% of men will break up with a partner who has been given an adverse medical diagnosis.
Your guy's in that 20%. I'm so sorry.
On the bright side, if there is one, you now know that he's not worth your time, effort or attention. Block him everywhere and put it down to an error of judgement.
Ok… I’ll talk to her after she finishes uni
Throw, your fiancé's abusive behaviors and anger issues cannot be excused — but perhaps can be explained, especially if you would speak to a psychologist in your city. They may be due to his having very weak control over his own emotions (i.e., a lack of emotional skills he had no opportunity to learn in childhood). My exW has that problem. If that is an issue for your fiancé, you likely have been seeing the following 4 red flags.
The first is a strong abandonment fear. I therefore ask whether, a few months into your relationship, he started showing strong jealousy over harmless events — or started attempting to isolate you away from close friends and family? He would view your spending time with friends/family as your choosing THEM over HIM. Moreover, he usually would hate to be alone by himself.
Second, you would be seeing him rely heavily on black-white thinking, wherein he tends to categorize some people as “all good” (“with me”) or “all bad” (“against me”) and will recategorize them — in just a few seconds — from one polar extreme to the other based on a minor infraction.
Because he also uses B-W thinking when judging HIMSELF, he hates to acknowledge making a mistake. To him, it would mean he is “all bad.” He thus would blame nearly all mistakes on you and view himself as “The Victim.” Always “The Victim.”
Further, to “validate” his victim status, he would keep a detailed mental list of every infraction/mistake you ever did (real or imagined) and would not hesitate to pull out the entire list to defend himself in the most insignificant disagreement with you. Moreover, this B-W thinking also would be evident in his frequent use of all-or-nothing expressions like “you ALWAYS…” and “you NEVER….”
Third, you generally would not see him expressing his rages to casual friends, coworkers, or total strangers. He usually gets along fine with them. Rather, the outbursts and temper tantrums almost exclusively would be expressed against a close loved one (e.g., against you or his parents).
Fourth, you are convinced he truly loves you. But you often have seen him flipping, on a dime, between Jekyll (loving you) and Hyde (devaluing or hating you) — often making you feel like you're walking on eggshells. These flips would occur in a few seconds in response to some minor thing you say or do. And a few hours or days later, he could flip back just as quickly.
Throw, have you been seeing strong occurrences of all 4 of these red flags?
She's already cheating and thinks if you agree to an open relationship, that it won't be cheating anymore
Stop making excuses for your abuser. He has shown you who he is. He is an abusive, jobless, drug using loser.
You should go. Full stop. He abused you, it will get worse. Get out now. Timing seems right.
He sat on the curb and cried because he knew there was a good chance you'd look back, because you're a decent person.
It's pure manipulation. He's realised that you did a hell of a lot for him, and now he's stuck needing to do it for himself. Why would he want to handle his own life, if he can guilt you into it?
As someone that put off procedures for my husband I say do what the fuck you want. I finally got my stuff done and I’m 1000% happier with myself (had filler done, breast aug, started better skincare routine). Other than breast augmentation my body did not drastically change. Note: I go to a reputable place that does not and will not inject excessively – it’s all about looking more refreshed than looking like a totally different person. Go for it! You’re wayyy too young to be told what to do or not do.
you're welcome, my friend
Alright theres alot to unpack here so ill make it quick. To answer your question its probably both. Id say get out and focus on yourself. I know its cliche but you're asking if its “salvagable” so i think you already know where your relationship is at.
You still miss the bachelor life? Yeah. This marriage is over. I hope she wakes up and realizes what you are.
Yes- as parents you need to prioritize your children. However, she's not wrong to to be actively making an effort to put you first. It's true that one day, you two will be alone together when your kids move out. It's a very common story for two parents to spend 20+ years focussed on the children, that by the time their children leave home they realize that they've grown apart and have nothing between them anymore.
It's like that whole airplane safety scenario. Put your own oxygen mask on before you help others. She clearly needs/wants to maintain a close relationship with you to be able to serve her family better.
Your whole post reads as a very big misunderstanding between you two.
You are mourning for the person he was and the person you thought he was.
You are mourning for the person he cannot be for you and your kids. You are mourning the future you dreamed about and can no longer have.
Stay strong. Don’t give in. Sounds like you’ve been like a single parent for a while so this part of your new life will be easier than for a woman who was a SAHM and suddenly has to work.
Your feelings are natural. It will get better with time.
This is so strange.
Unreasonable? Alright.
I don’t know if I’d ever get in another marriage if mine ended. I truly think my wife is my soulmate, she’s my best friend and I love her more than anything. My marriage is 99.999% perfect aside from the dead bedroom. I can’t see myself ever loving anybody else as much as I love her, and the thought of starting a new relationship from scratch makes me want to vomit