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Hmm I think you need to stop taking anecdotal evidence and generalising too much.
Statistically more than 80% of men like porn, and many that say they don’t only abstain for religious reasons.
It’s totally justifiable to dislike it yourself, and i accept the experience you are discussing is true, but as a man who enjoys it myself but doesn’t relate it to my romantic life in anyway way, I find your premise a little self centric.
For example, I find people who have a problem with people watching porn odd. But I don’t think that’s their fault, we are just different and I’ll date somebody I consider ‘normal’ who is concerned with things like physical or emotional cheating, and not porn.
Over 100 response here and no one is in support of you. This is also the responses you have received irl. When do you realize that you are a terrible wife?
These comments are ridiculous. Op and his wife are very young. She was 17 when they started dating and 19 when they married. That’s not a lot of time to build communication skills. Neither seem very mature or ready for parenthood. Also most women don’t even know they’re pregnant until 4-6 weeks along. Even then, it’s possible she wasn’t sure if she was ready to be a mom. It’s possible she was concerned about her symptoms. So she want to a neighbor (who I assume is an older woman from comments) to get perspective about pregnancy and motherhood. As someone currently married and pregnant at 33, I can say it’s a strange and scary experience. I can’t imagine doing this at 22 and I fully understand why op’s wife sought guidance from someone else.
I’m worried if she reveals she listened to his therapy session he will end the relationship right there.
I agree it is a massive betrayal of trust.
Of course I know people who overanalyze, and I'm certainly not immune to it in my personal life either. Everyone reads into things sometimes, but I really don't think that's what this is.
This whole situation was weird from the start: from OP's husband being skittish about his phone, to all his deleted texts, to him then brushing her off when she asked him about the text exchange. So even if this woman's behavior wasn't independently questionable… when you combine a.) her saying she doesn't remember anything and b.) him playing the whole thing off as a mysterious joke that he refuses to repeat to his wife – yeah, something's up.
To me, it's fairly obvious something happened. If you're not getting that from either of OP's posts, that's okay. Everyone's got a different perspective on these things.
I have childhood trauma and adult trauma. In short, I am diagnosed with CPTSD. My motto is that my trauma is not an excuse for bad behaviour. Just because something bad happened to me, does not give me permission to act it out on others. And especially not when the person with trauma refuses help. I'm thinking your fiance has no interest in getting better, he just wants everyone to cater to him. The world doesn't work that way. I would not marry this guy if he doesn't improve himself. And don't let him gaslight you. He can absolutely control himself, he just doesn't want to. His anger issues need to be dealt with. It would be a deal breaker for me.
Time for a new doctor. What many people do not realize is that you have every right to fire your provider and get a new one.
Your girlfriend already told him no.
He hasn't made any further advances.
There is nothing that needs to be addressed at this point. If he continues, talk to him then about not respecting her request.
I think the comment about not caring about your existence comes from his knowing you are the boyfriend and saying you're not good enough for her and he could change her life. He's got no intention of respecting your position, and won't be more impressed with what you say than what she does.
If you genuinely still want her in your life in a nonromantic capacity then focus on just being an actual friend. Work on yourself and try to address the things that might have made you a less than ideal partner, but for the love of god don’t sit around fixating on and pining after her.