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Why do you automatically assume that I haven't? I'm perfectly happy to hang out with my kids while she has a weekend to herself or goes on a girls trip. She does the same for me.
Being a dad is a full time job just like being a mom is a full time job. The only reason I work and she stays home is because I had the higher salary when we made the decision to have one of us stay home.
My question was about how to approach the topic with her, but men are automatically assumed to be lazy and entitled. You don't think maybe, just maaaybe things might be a little out of balance after we made a decision to do things differently than we had before in our 10 year marriage? I feel like you're projecting here. Are you ok?
This sounds overwhelming and scary but it’s possible, you’ll be strong —and even judging how well-written your post is, I bet you have some very marketable skills.
I did learn recently that some jobs like Walgreens/Duane Reade have partnerships with day care centers so you might be able to find a job that will allow you to have a day care at a reduced rate.
Maybe speak to a professional about the emotional situation you’re facing because you need to see that he is the problem not YOU. You shouldn’t be confused as to why he needs time even though you’re willing to forgive him. You shouldn’t be apologizing for anything. Your husband is F’d up and all that empathy and love you’re putting towards that shitty person could be going to yourself or.. eventually a man that’s not F’s up.
So when we met I asked a lot of questions and felt very confident at the time that he was moved on and things in the divorce we’re wrapping up. These behaviors are more recent but yes I agree with you about my child and not wanting to hurt her at this point
If you read, I said that it is the concealing part that has bothered me. Concealing things from your partner is wrong. But thanks anyways ?
This hurts my feelings but is absolutely the truth.
In fairness to me, the initial ex was a rebound as well and she cheated on me a lot; like more than I would have believed possible. My self esteem was shot, I was struggling to come to terms with the death of someone close to me, and I really had lost myself in drugs and alcohol.
I'm not necessarily proud of any of this shit, it just is an honest description of my recent path in life.
The girl I found was actually married at the time. If I'm being honest, fuck it. I know how it seems. I do feel happy for the first time in my entire life, though. And when my son first hugged onto my neck and said dada a few months ago I finally felt like maybe life isn't meaningless.
Who knows? I hope to be better each time. Life is confusing.
But she was emotionally fragile
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I really hope that OP has his guard up after this. And insists on her getting a psychiatric evaluation to see what type of personality disorder he needs to educate himself on. That will be the only way for him to arm himself against her, she's go good at manipulating him that she HIT HIM and HE WAS COMFORTING HER. wtf.
Nexplanon and Depo shot are options
Is it strength? I mean, maybe, but the implication is that leaving someone who lied and cheated on you is weakness…and I'm not sure that's true.
It's called proper English you idiot.
but she said no vows to OP’s mom… she didn’t break anyone’s trust. That is all on OP’s dad. He home-wrecked his own family and chose the woman he was banging over his daughter.
of course, OP’s dad’s wife (because she doesn’t deserve the title step-mother) is a petty, selfish, asshole. She is not the one that broke up that family.
Yea so he fd her bc he was mad.
What is disrespectful to you? He supports his friend. The following guys she reposts about could be weird but I mean are they other music people he likes as well? Maybe he follows them for the same reason he follows other artists? If they're not artists then maybe he's following them because they're a love interest of his friends? Is that something you've seen or noticed? Like what category do these guys fall into?
What else is going on in the relationship that is troubling you? Do you feel like a stand in instead of his actual girlfriend? If you two are in the same room with him, who is he fawning over? Have you read their texts? Does he jump every time she contacts him? Do they go way back to elementary school or is she a former flame?
If you want your answer: his loyalties show in his actions. Maybe he is just a supportive guy friend. Maybe he's a friend-zoned guy who has feelings he knows will never be reciprocated?
Always mute the mouth and follow the actions. That goes for all relationships be in romantic, friend, coworker, boss, parent, etc.
Talk is cheap. Actions mean everything.
I need to go ahead and say that a lot of the responses are just plain rude. People are acting as though they'd stand up and make grand, sweeping declarations about boundaries, when more than half of them would have had the same response you had: freezing in mortification.
Your family was extraordinarily rude. You've probably never had a SO over before, so you didn't know this was going to happen, at least not to this degree.
But I think it might be disingenuous to say you also didn't anticipate something like this, either, but may have been hoping for the best.
This is a learning experience. I would suggest sitting your family members down, individually, and talking with them about how uncomfortable they made your boyfriend. Let them know how hurt you are, how mortified you were during the meeting itself:
•It was not okay for your mother to invade his personal space.
•It was not okay for your mother to focus so much on his eyes. Staring deeply into someone's eyes is usually reserved for intimate partners.
•Your father's grilling of the poor boy was ridiculous, especially with regard to something so sensitive and personal as religion.
•Your brother is an insecure asshole.
If they can't be polite to your partners or friends, exclude your family until they learn manners.
Now. I'm guessing this is going to be really tough for you. I get the feeling you were raised to not have or enforce any boundaries. And this will likely hurt or even anger your family. But this is going to be necessary if you're expecting independence or romantic interests.
Next, do not introduce your family to your partner so quickly. As others have said, make sure the foundations of your relationship are firm and solid. And do NOT let your family pressure you into letting them meet your partners, it's YOUR relationship, not theirs.
As a woman, I agree with both groups. I would much rather someone come up to me and talk to me about class or something causal, maybe something he noticed about me like my glasses or a favorite topic, and then directly ask me for socials or give me his number. giving her your number gives her the opportunity to kindly say no without making thing’s negative or awkward (chicks dig guys who don’t make them feel pressured). I think guys have the most success when they’re direct but soft.
Exactly.. this is so obviously a troll creative writing post.. no one can be this naive.
Lmao you’re too much. Can’t wait for you to post again in a week with some new bullshit