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I told her that I wouldn't mind because I honestly never thought she would actually do it.
but after seeing her on there I found that I really am not okay with this.
You made your bed…
Especially since she didn't tell me she was going to do it so I'd have a chance to oppose.
She didn't need to tell you. You told her you wouldn't mind.
He's says he's single. That means he's free to date and is NOT exclusive with you.
That's enough to get you out the door, so I guessing your husband doesn't really want to move. Bear in mind, you can always leave. If nothing else, call a family law attorney just to talk. They can help you figure out options. Now that you are working, there is a path out for you if you want to take it alone.
he's a 21 year old that got black out drunk once on NYE. I know people on this sub seem to think any drinking is a problem, but a young adult having one bad night does not mean he has a problem, and does not mean he needs AA.
Is your mom a guest or a family member? I’ve never gussied up or cleaned up for our parents.
He had a work emergency, and being that you said he's a pilot that's kind of important. He tried to reschedule, and totally called you out when you purposely cancelled to what, get back at him? Do you not understand why a pilot can't just “rearrange” his schedule for you, just because you did? You're playing games and honestly acting extremely immature. If I was him I'd probably just move on, regardless of how much we had in common. You already showed you're petty, play games unnecessarily, can't handle plan changes like an adult, are self centered, and probably always need to get your way. If you're trying to be better with your princess syndrome, this isn't it.
I was broken pretty bad this exact time frame last year. It took a while and I was definitely looking for help anywhere, even this sub. And a lot of dark places crossed my mind. But if you hang on tight and fight through the roughness life throws at you, things can get better. and its really worth it to make it on that other side. Its a side thats almost impossible to visualize in the moment but its there. Its ok to be broken right now. But trust in yourself. Nothing feels better than finally making it up that hill.
It sounds like you are in a very difficult situation, and there are a lot of factors at play here. It is important to take some time to really think about what you want and what is best for you and your children. It is also important to consider the legal implications of the situation. First and foremost, any physical altercation or threat of violence is not acceptable and should never happen again. Spitting on someone is considered an act of simple assault. Threatening physical violence as you did was an act of violetn threat. You were right to move out temporarily and to get legal representation but don't underestimate your own role in what happened. Going forward, it is important to avoid any situations that could be misinterpreted or escalate into violence. It is also important to address the underlying issues in your relationship with your wife and her daughter. It sounds like there is a lot of resentment and tension between all parties involved, and this is likely contributing to the current situation. Adults resenting children for the problems in their relationship is problematic and it sounds like both you and your wife are guilty. No matter what they do, the children cannot be held to blame, as the adults in the relationship and the ones responsible for all the choices (neither child decided they wanted this relationship) you are the ones in the wrong here. Stop trying to blame your teenage stepdaughter…that's just not right. If you do decide to try to work things out with your wife, it is important to seek professional help, such as counseling or therapy, to work through these issues and find a way to move forward. This may also involve setting boundaries and finding ways to co-parent effectively with your respective children. However, if you feel that the situation is too damaged to repair or that you are not safe in the relationship, it may be necessary to consider divorce. This is a difficult decision, and it is important to seek legal advice to understand your options and protect your rights. Ultimately, the decision of whether to stay in the marriage or pursue divorce is yours and yours alone. It is important to consider your own well-being and the well-being of your children in making this decision. It may also be helpful to talk to a trusted friend, family member, or professional counselor for support and guidance.