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I usually give weirdos my IG and follow them in person so they can leave me alone (i have a public account) and then block them when I get home. Also if they’re cool ppl and I actually want to be friends giving my IG shows the presence of my bf as he’s usually within the most recent 9 pics. In both instances I say “I usually don’t give my number out but what’s your IG”
I don't really have any advice on how to tell the dad, but I did want to say that there is still hope for yourself. I'm not actually religious at all, but still had a baby at 19. Don't know why I really wanted to keep him at the time, but almost 15 years later, I'm glad I did. I actually didn't have any trouble dating after I re-entered the dating pool. Funny enough I actually ended up marrying a super liberal but very catholic man. (They do exist!) Everything really just clicked for us. Since my son didn't ever have a relationship with his biological father, my husband was daddy. We did of course tell him when he was old enough to understand. It was probably one of the worst anticipated whilst also least eventful moments of my life. Lmao was so worried about it but my son was just like, “ok… and?” Just wanted to say that while it certainly isn't easy, you can do this.
It is a betrayal because in times of doubt and conflict, instead of turning to his wife and communicating, he went to his ex and they came up with a plan to go behind OPs back and do a test. OP said she would be hurt but wouldn't mind doing a test if he came to her.
When in times of conflict you turn to your ex and do something behind your SO back this is obviously a betrayal.
INFO: How long have these issues, been issues for your wife? How long have you been working on addressing those & improving your behaviours? And what prompted you to start working on fixing them in the first place?
You've been with your gf on and off for 6 years. “On and off” implies you've broken up a few times. With that comment, I can tell you that you do not know with 100% certainty that your gf will be in your life forever, let alone HER best friend.
One thing you have to realize is that's her friendship, not yours. If you guys break up again, that friend is not your friend anymore.
Your friend? You guys have been going strong for 10 years. He wants you at his wedding, otherwise he wouldn't have double checked with you about the RSVP.
You make 5x more than him and if he moves into your apartment, he’ll be living way above his means, which is not really a good idea. I understand that you dont want to move, but he’s considering moving into an apartment he can’t even HALF-WAY afford, he couldn’t even afford a 3rd. The only way he’d be able to online there is if you cover most of his share of expenses, and you’ve only been together a year. Don’t invite someone to come live! with you who doesn’t even qualify on the lease. Is there potential in the near future (you’re both already in your 30s) for his income to increase? Do you really want to be in a relationship with such a large income gap long term? There’s a LOT of potential for problems here, moving someone into your home that can’t afford to contribute even 50%. What if he decides to quit the job he dislikes? Are you content to pay 5x as much as him for everything you want to do together, forever?
Financial incompatibility is a big source of relationship issues. If I were you, I’d date within my tax bracket. You’re going to be able to do a lot of things he can’t afford, and unless you’re 100% willing and happy to pay his way so he can keep up with your lifestyle, resentment will build.
The smartest decision for him right now is to online within his means and probably move to a cheaper city. Don’t volunteer to be his meal ticket so he can live in a nice fancy apartment that he cannot afford.
As someone who had a terrible Mom similar to your “partner”, foster care was a break for me. Trust me, 1 good parent is better than a terrible parent and a parent who puts all their effort into keeping terrible parent going. Leave if you ever want to give your daughter hope of a normal life.
I usually give weirdos my IG and follow them in person so they can leave me alone (i have a public account) and then block them when I get home. Also if they’re cool ppl and I actually want to be friends giving my IG shows the presence of my bf as he’s usually within the most recent 9 pics. In both instances I say “I usually don’t give my number out but what’s your IG”
I don't really have any advice on how to tell the dad, but I did want to say that there is still hope for yourself. I'm not actually religious at all, but still had a baby at 19. Don't know why I really wanted to keep him at the time, but almost 15 years later, I'm glad I did. I actually didn't have any trouble dating after I re-entered the dating pool. Funny enough I actually ended up marrying a super liberal but very catholic man. (They do exist!) Everything really just clicked for us. Since my son didn't ever have a relationship with his biological father, my husband was daddy. We did of course tell him when he was old enough to understand. It was probably one of the worst anticipated whilst also least eventful moments of my life. Lmao was so worried about it but my son was just like, “ok… and?” Just wanted to say that while it certainly isn't easy, you can do this.
Hahahahahaha no, omg no. No no no no no no no.
It is a betrayal because in times of doubt and conflict, instead of turning to his wife and communicating, he went to his ex and they came up with a plan to go behind OPs back and do a test. OP said she would be hurt but wouldn't mind doing a test if he came to her.
When in times of conflict you turn to your ex and do something behind your SO back this is obviously a betrayal.
INFO: How long have these issues, been issues for your wife? How long have you been working on addressing those & improving your behaviours? And what prompted you to start working on fixing them in the first place?
You've been with your gf on and off for 6 years. “On and off” implies you've broken up a few times. With that comment, I can tell you that you do not know with 100% certainty that your gf will be in your life forever, let alone HER best friend.
One thing you have to realize is that's her friendship, not yours. If you guys break up again, that friend is not your friend anymore.
Your friend? You guys have been going strong for 10 years. He wants you at his wedding, otherwise he wouldn't have double checked with you about the RSVP.
Don't miss his wedding.
You make 5x more than him and if he moves into your apartment, he’ll be living way above his means, which is not really a good idea. I understand that you dont want to move, but he’s considering moving into an apartment he can’t even HALF-WAY afford, he couldn’t even afford a 3rd. The only way he’d be able to online there is if you cover most of his share of expenses, and you’ve only been together a year. Don’t invite someone to come live! with you who doesn’t even qualify on the lease. Is there potential in the near future (you’re both already in your 30s) for his income to increase? Do you really want to be in a relationship with such a large income gap long term? There’s a LOT of potential for problems here, moving someone into your home that can’t afford to contribute even 50%. What if he decides to quit the job he dislikes? Are you content to pay 5x as much as him for everything you want to do together, forever?
Financial incompatibility is a big source of relationship issues. If I were you, I’d date within my tax bracket. You’re going to be able to do a lot of things he can’t afford, and unless you’re 100% willing and happy to pay his way so he can keep up with your lifestyle, resentment will build.
The smartest decision for him right now is to online within his means and probably move to a cheaper city. Don’t volunteer to be his meal ticket so he can live in a nice fancy apartment that he cannot afford.
As someone who had a terrible Mom similar to your “partner”, foster care was a break for me. Trust me, 1 good parent is better than a terrible parent and a parent who puts all their effort into keeping terrible parent going. Leave if you ever want to give your daughter hope of a normal life.