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  1. That's not “controlling” so much as pathologically insecure. No, demanding constant hand holding and interrogations about your conversations with other people are not “normal”. They're the sign of someone who's terrified he's going to lose you and (mistakenly) feels that if he can get you to telegraph to others how in love you are it'll serve as some kind of shield to protect him from being broken up with. Unless he's prepared to put in some serious time with a therapist this probably isn't going to improve.

  2. There is nothing wrong with you that needs fixing to be honest. Your sexuality is normal and your boundaries and preferences are normal. Not everyone has the same needs or desires. You don't want to give a birth that's understandable. Pregnancy is really uncomfortable and birth hurts so no one should go through that out of duty or social pressure.

    My GF is same way as you are. She doesn't want sex or have kids but I don't have issue with that since I am demisexual that used sex only as display of affection but if I can do that other way I don't need sex and I don't want kids either so we kinda found ourselves right.

    To me I feel like you should keep low contact with your family as much as possible if it hurts your mental health that much. You are putting yourself into early grave by often smoking and drinking alcohol so instead of coping you might want to solve the source.

    Your bf either needs to understand what would make you happy or I'm sorry but you two are not compatible and one of you will have to let go of their preferences and their desires if you are to stay together.

  3. Hey that's not fair, they could be planning on using them for care/retirement funds in their old age or just be interested in them for sex as well!

  4. I never implied op was a bad partner. It seems most comments have decided that ops gf is cheating, but we don't have information on this ex, this relationship, or any of it to determine whether or not it's normal for them to be friends.

    I'm saying, if a person feels that their partner should not have happiness without them being the direct cause, that is unhealthy.

    If the concern is that your partner will cheat on someone they chose not to be with? I mean, I guess that is a concern, but it would be helpful to have a framework for why.

    My parents wouldn't necessarily welcome an ex. Sounds like everyone involved seems happy this person is in their life. The only one who doesn't seems to be op. So, what, this ex is charming enough to turn your whole world against you, but not charming enough to be the husband?

    I think you are right, and my comment was too reductive, but I don't think there is enough information in the post for any real advice.

  5. I am so thankful for all of these comments and the ones to come. As a man I can admit I was wrong and I for sure appreciate y’all being blunt with me. I needed that. I did apologize but me knowing her she still hurt behind it. She is always patient with me when I have my issues when I’m mad at things going on with my child’s mom or work I vent to her and she listens to all of the anger and always been patient. Her best friend sent her flowers to her house on my behalf and I didn’t know she did that. Her best friend is trying to help me I guess. For sure lesson learned. I hate I feel like I’m always hurting her. Thanks you all.

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