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your wife sounds awesome
You do not have a baby with this man.
Your use of convince in this instance means “I'm trying to be his mother.”
You're his mom, not his fiancƩ. This will never change.
Wouldnāt give the love of her life a threesome but gave it to a random guyā¦fucking sad
Crazy that sheās a liar and allowed you guys to build inside jokes on a bed a lies. Itās rough out here bros, stay safe.
Honestly, it sounds like you aren't compatible. He can't get off or even preform without his fetishes (which, quite frankly sound like they're an obsession since he's so young and can't even maintain an erection without them) and you can't get off with them. It sounds like a horrible sex life for both of you.
You're young. We outgrow people in our lives regularly. Don't waste your life getting caught up in a sunk cost fallacy.
Honestly, you have become a full-time caregiver and that's completely unfair to you. Your wife's mental health and safety are not meant to be YOUR responsibility. She might need to live! in an AFC home or something, because she clearly requires a caregiver for most of the time, and it's quite literally detrimental to your health to have to be so vigilant and work so nude you're barely sleeping. Maybe a home health aid could even be an option? Is she on medication/taking it properly?
First and foremost, he needs individual counseling. Couple counseling might be a solution, but if heās not willing to make it work, put yourself and the baby first.
I agree with you ?
Yes! And I even said no I don't want to get involved. He basically made me get involved now I'm stuck in a shit place
You found the progressive yet not really type of girl, it's really early in the relationship so please consider if you want this for your life.
If there are no red flags in this relationship don't create one by revealing your (potentially relationship ending) jealousies and insecurities. Emotionally healthy people simply won't date those who question their fidelity in this way. If you've got baggage from exes then go talk to a therapist about it. It's not your current guy's fault that you chose to date cheaters in the past. Don't ruin a good thing by dragging your exes' behaviors into it and accusing this guy of being the same as the others.
You need to go see a therapist. You need a safe place to discuss your feelings with someone who can help you sort them out without any judgement. Thatās the only way youāre going to be able to know if your marriage is really over.
Wait…. Wasn't that the whole point? She wasn't supposed to understand! You did it to protect her and she thinks you preventing her from getting shot was rude? Ohhh boy!
My advice is to find a new GF with a little more in the brains department! Seriously though, I'd refrain from going out in public with her from now on….and she owes you the apology!
Thank you! Now I have to make a judgement call on when to have this conversation with her and how to start it. Hmm.
He understands because he has lived and was raised by his parents for assumably long period of time. He can measure their reaction.
Everything is different when localized.
He didn't imply he would be upset – he shrugged and left it unknown.
Indeed, and it absolutely affects your life expectancy. I mean, yeah, maybe you can get away with it when you're younger and not feel as affected. But all those years of extra strain on the body, leading to the issues you mentioned and more? That means you're gonna be lucky to make *past* 50 or 60, and if you do your quality of life is likely to be severely impacted.
Listen to your instincts. Deep down you think he will ruin your life. He is an addict with no intention of getting clean. I understand that you care for him and want to help him, but you canāt force him to get clean. You canāt force him to get help when he doesnāt want it. Heās already influenced you into taking harder drugs. If you stick around he may hurt you instead of you helping him. š
And this is a side note, and I know you didnāt ask, but please listen, Iām 27F and I just want you to be wary about older guys showing interest in you. Thereās so much mental development/life experience you get in your early 20s. I know itās not the worst age gap, but imo itās creepy for a 23 year old to want to get with an 18 year old. I know you might be a smart/thoughtful/resourceful person at 18, but people nearing their mid-20s and supposedly joining the job market should not be interested in teenagers fresh out of high school. Teenagers are not as āmature for their ageā as they think they are. I know that when I was 18 I thought I had everything figured out. But I was manipulated by an older man who took advantage of my naivety. I donāt want that to happen to you. I donāt want this guy to suck you into his world of addiction.
It could be embarrassment that sheās redirecting as anger. She may not have realized she was flirting, or she may not have realized other people could tell she was flirting. Either way, she probably feels vulnerable. Best to give her space. That fact that you apologized is good, but sheāll have to decide whether or not to mend the relationship between yāall.
I feel like a lot of people are assuming they broke up because someone was awful. But the reality is tons of people break up for legitimate reasons that are not related to toxicity. Sometimes you find that you are not physically attracted to the person you're engaged to, sometimes you find that while you're very good friends, you don't inspire growth, sometimes you don't want to have children with that person for whatever reason. Does it mean that that person isn't a friend? If two people realize they care about each other, but not enough to stay together, does it mean that they burn their friendship to the ground to prove a point?
If people have a healthy adult break up, where they both realize they don't want to be married, why is it a requirement that you lose the friend?
If your relationship with your significant other is that they should not find happiness in their life unless you are directly responsible for it, you are not a healthy partner.