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1. “Dammit Rhett, if you don’t start giving me a proper fucking, then I’m letting all of Sherman’s troops into Atlanta.”

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2. It’s not anger. It’s not mean. It’s truth. You said it isn’t hypocritical because it’s preference, and as a straight man, you wouldn’t be okay with your girlfriend fucking another man. She’s into women, though, just like you!, so that’s totally okay. She gets to watch you have sex with other women, but you won’t watch her have sex with other men. You get the fantasy of two women, but you wouldn’t let her have the fantasy of two men. It really is using her to benefit you, and it is hypocritical. Don’t want someone to do it for you if you wouldn’t do it for them, ie threesomes with the opposite gender.

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3. For you? No

   For him? Probably

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4. More than 10 years ago! This happened 2008-ish/somewhere around there, and we didn’t meet until 2012. This has been a recurring theme in our relationship, except for during my two pregnancies and while on maternity leave (I was home for a year with both kids thanks to Germany’s pretty swell paid parental leave, and due to exclusively breastfeeding basically never left the house without baby).

   Resentment definitely hits the nail on the head. He travels for work (tattoo artist), hosts art exhibitions and goes to parties and concerts, goes off to other cities to visit friends and play DnD, and I try to make all of this possible by holding down the fort when he’s gone. Yet I’m not allowed this freedom because he applies sexuality to a situation that for me has absolutely nothing to do with sex.

   I get the fear – we all know being married doesn’t guarantee loyalty and commitment. But it still feels so inherently unfair. His answer to why therapy isn’t an option was “because if I opened up that Pandora’s box, I’d be emotionally stressed and checked out for at least 6 months, and we all can’t afford that”, but ironically not doing anything is having an even worse effect

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5. I’ve been in a lot of crappy relationships that lasted far too long as we clung onto a dying horse. Protip: if you hit a snag early on, let it go. There are a million ways to justify and try to move on but your foundation is cracked. You’re building a house on a sinkhole and throwing more time and money onto it isn’t going to change the fact it’s fundamentally imploding on itself. Move on for both of your sakes.

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6. Maybe if she gets over your initial behaviour. Either way you should put it out of your head until she decides she wants to, if she ever does.

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