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Keep telling them that it's not their decision how you married.
They are in no place to demand such of you. If they aren't okay with you being godparents for that reason – okay. Fine. Then they can choose someone else.
If they escalate this into so much drama, and wanting to shut you out of their family life – let them. They most likely will change their mind once they realise they can't blackmail you.
Keep that boundary up. Your religious beliefs and how or if you have religion in your life is none of their business.
Only if your husband is a dick.
You did the right thing by ending it. This relationship was doomed
I'm 28. A good friend of mine is in a relationship with a but of an age gap that I'm not totally on board with (because her partner seems to massively take advantage of her and doesn't fulfil all her needs), but the main point about it here is that he has children from a previous relationship, one of whom is now 17. I've been tutoring that kid for over a year now, since they were 15. They were part of our last DnD campaign. I like the kid, and they like me, and I worry all the time that their friendship with me might be dangerous because their relationship with me and their stepmum and her other friends has kinda inadvertently taught this minor that friendships with adults ten years older than you is normal, and I'm afraid that some horrific human being is going to exploit that and use it against this great kid. That is a normal way for an adult befriending a 15yo to feel. Wanting to f*ck them is not normal, is not safe, is not healthy. Please, if you can, learn from this.
To be fair, my daughter uses “dada” for both me and her mom. “Dada” is her “fun time” parent word, while “momma” is her “i need comfort” parent word.
I wouldn’t have been ready to on-line with an SO at the age of 20 or 22. Moving in together is a really hot step in a relationship. And if you are too immature to live on your own the you are too immature to live with a serious SO. This is not always the case! But it is the “better” steps imo.
All that being said. Him wanting to move away is a completely different issue that I don’t think you have provided enough context for.
Okay thank you. I hate to do that at his work but I suppose he should have treated me better. I don't understand why he won't just accept that it's over. He doesn't have to like it but he should accept it. A normal person would say okay, I understand. I understand that he has abandonment issues but it doesn't make it okay for him to do this.
I'm starting to wonder if his abandonment issues are actually just women trying to get away from him because he's like this. His friend told me that he has not been very lucky when it comes to relationships and now I'm starting to see why.
He's told me that pretty much all of his exes have complained about the same things. I'm starting to see that he's the common denominator here. I said to him, well, all those people can't be wrong. Maybe you're the problem. He said no, they're just wrong about me. I don't think they are anymore.
You said “before we found out we were pregnant again” If that didn't meant the fifth child, then the phrase is prone to misunderstanding.
Nevertheless, in this economy having that many children is at the very least risky.
We both work and both have medical issues
no contact is literally the only option here. tell C why it's happening—that her partner's beliefs are unconscionable and you refuse to associate with people who hold those views. period. tell her that you're open to a relationship with her and her children if she ditches the nazi, but until then you won't be a part of her life
i understand wanting to look out for the kids. that's a really noble thing. but the fact is that there's no negotiating with bigotry like this. it needs to be condemned explicitly and without any leeway
TW: sexual assault.
I told my ex he could have a threesome with two women who weren’t me. Then, like 3 years later, he hosted a “dinner party” for me and a friend of mine he found attractive, who had a drinking problem at the time (we were all 22/23 and in school and drank frequently). I didn’t drink as much because I never liked getting wasted, but I was still drunk, and when I went to the bathroom I heard a scuffle. Came out to find him on top of her and she kicked him off so hard his head hit the wall behind him. But he kept going. She screamed and asked me not to leave her (I was halfway out the door), so I turned back for her.
Long story short, it took me months to break things off, years before I could call it rape (which it was), years before I could acknowledge that it wasn’t my fault, and my friend and I are still friends despite her not remembering that night and me very much remembering that night.
So this is my almost 37 year old lady advice to you and all 20-something’s asking this question: if he insists on a sexual act you are not comfortable with, he does not respect you enough to be in a relationship with you.