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This is the reply I feel like I NEEDED! That’s why I was saying that I feel like I should be able to see it, but I’m being blinded by my feelings for him. My judgment was being clouded. I was questioning my intuition.
I agree with all of this.
We’ve been together for 2 years. This preference should have been stated when I told him about my friend before we were even officially a couple. That’s why I’m not understanding his stance. I didn’t post this to get judged for the people I’m friends with and its incredibly objectifying to reduce my best friend to “someone I’ve had sex with”. I don’t have sisters biologically but I consider her one.
They aren't trying to get to know his new girlfriend because of the ex and are actively being weird around her. They are also blaming OP for the relationships failure behind his back.
No, just no.
This and I'm just thinking of what's stopping 6er from poking a hole in the condom.
I think you know what the question was. Do you have access to phone records that can confirm an actual phone call after that text?
Thank you so much for this input! I’m honestly immensely relieved that the initial advice here has been that I’m not obligated to message.
This IS a problem, because it sounds like you are treating him like your personal sex toy, and not like an actual person with wants and needs (other than sex).
I don't know if you need a therapist, but you do need to figure out some way to manage your libido. The man is going to get tired. Some days he'll be stressed, and it might not get up more than once or twice. He's not always going to want to have sex every time you do, and you need to find some way to be ok with that.
Is there anything to your relationship other than sex?
I’d reassure him that it’s okay to say no, and you have to be okay with it when it happens. Get a hold of yourself.
Do not go to counseling with an abuser.
When abuse is present in a relationship, joint counseling tends to make things worse, because it treats the abuse as a relationship issue which both people are responsible to fix. It also gives the abuser therapeutic language that allows them to better control and manipulate their partner and the therapist. OP needs to first get herself somewhere safe and then consider individual therapy so that she doesn't fall into a pattern of entering abusive relationships.
Let’s do the math. A 26 year relationship with parents vrs. a six month relationship with a BF. I do not know what boundary you would be crossing, but do it and let the breakup go forth. You do not need him nearly as much as he thinks you do.
Genuinely what do you get out of being married to him? He seems to not be there physically or emotionally for you.
Thank you for taking the time to reply and your words of assurance and wisdom. It's helpful for me during this emotional time.
In the short term, sometimes elevating your head can reduce snoring. So those weird pillows that lift the whole torso. I'm not saying it will fix anything or will help for sure, but it's something you can try if you have extra blankets or pillows you can lay down on. And if it does help, please don't cancel seeing the doctor because there could be a serious issue you need to have checked.
Wouldn’t that mean she already broke confidence by telling him? Also shitty hill to die on to condone cheating.
Don’t contact her again. You’re both toxic with each other. It will only end up in another argument.
And don’t be a trucker if you can’t manage your sleep properly or you’ll kill someone when you fall asleep at the wheel of some massive truck.
Are you a pushover? It doesn't sound like you're a pushover. It's your journey and you have to decide what you are and aren't willing to put up with. I would, if I were you, write out for yourself what you think you are willing to put up with and more importantly, what would be a complete dealbreaker. That way, if you do stay and things will be up and down for a while, you will have some point where you draw the line.
Only you can say whether that line has already been crossed. It's likely that a lot of his issues are related. I hope you get support for yourself, too.
Immediately
She may not want to invest time and effort into someone who’s leaving and you should be honest about your situation.
You can't. He'll stop talking when he'll no longer be in your life.
I do, I just have this false hope that the fighting cycles will stop and we’ll end up having more good times than bad. Because we’ve had great times, but it would come with a caveat most of the times.
You need a resolution to this. Tell her now.
You and the other woman need the truth, no matter how great he is in the sack.
He’s unemployed and you only work part time and you’re surviving? Sounds like you need to get your head out of the sand and confirm where this money is coming from.
100%
This is easy, break up. You have a litany of excuses but the bottom line is you are not sexually attracted to him.
Besides, you won't communicate with him, so it's already a lost cause.
I have some history of SA trauma, talked to a psychologist and she said that it might effect my libido and want but I still feel bad for him
I am sorry to hear that but past trauma should never be assigned to a partner and your psychologist would have told you to communicate with your bf, which clearly, you are not doing. You do not love him. If you did, you would communicate, try to make it work, but you are just coasting.
You are hurting his future.
I was with my ex husband for 13 years. We have kids together. While I don’t particularly get along with him other than as a coparent i was extremely close to his family. His mom died a few months ago and I am still devastated by it. I called his dad on his dads birthday. I regularly text his sisters and brothers. My current partner has expressed that it can be weird for him, and I totally respect that. But he also understands that I have 18 years of history with my ex’s family and I’m not going to stop loving them just because I divorced their son/brother.
OP, it’s okay if it’s weird for you, your feelings are valid. But my relationship with my ex’s family, or even my ex husband, does not take away from the love and commitment I have for my partner.
Leave him. He's a piece of shit
Any partner that gives you a list of rules you must follow is not right. Get out now