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Please call animal protection service on him…this guy has zero business having pets.
I call my “Stepmom” by her first name. If I am talking to someone else about her, I call her my dad's wife.
So you have the support of your family and friends yet you stay with him? Are you staying with his family or yours? If it's yours you can just…..kick him out. Let him figure out himself.
Yup, for some reason OP thinks this behavior will be isolated to him.
I divorced my first wife because of her bad hygiene habits. She wouldn't shower for 3 days and wanted to have sex. Don't get me started on her dental hygiene.
I should have explained more , she also hits back in those kinda lines
If you go on strike OP please give us an update,
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That's not allergies, thats a coke drip.
This is very much about you and your choices, not her. If you can't cope with her being friends with someone she's slept with, that's entirely reasonable. In that case, you can make the choice to end the relationship and that's your right. Relationships have to be places we feel secure. Have a conversation where you explain its a red line for you, and if she's unwilling to end a friendship on that basis then you are incompatible. That doesn't mean she is sleeping with him or wants to. I would not end a friendship personally off of that expectation and so it would mean we don't mesh as a team. No one at fault – people are very different and need different things.
But, you can't hurt her or shame her or make out she's a bad person for being friends with someone she slept with. This isn't about making a moral judgment on either her or you. You simply need to work out if you are compatible. It's sounding a bit like you aren't.
There doesn't need to be a reason why sometimes. It's not like you can force a person to be with you.
wait wait wait wait… You are cooking, and cleaning, and I'm assuming working full-time? What is HE doing besides throwing hissy fits and making threats? If you're not employed or in school, is he the reason you are not pursuing an education or career? Your relationship is all sorts of red flags. That's NOT how dating works. How it works, is he takes off work to go to court and support you, babies you at home, calls to check in and see how you are doing and encourage you, and just generally acts like a normal, decent human being who is concerned about your well-being. That's a normal relationship. What you have is an abusive relationship. Get your valuables out of there, get your important papers out of there, get your money out of any shared accounts, cancel all credit cards with his name on them, and any other way you can think of that he'll use to retaliate. If you have a pet, get it to a friend to watch for awhile. And get out of there.