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No, he hasn’t, he suffers with depression and has for a while, as do I, which I’ve been supportive of as I know what it’s like, but he hasn’t met anyone new recently, he’ll call me on the way home from work everyday, send me photos of his dog, let me know what’s going on in work, just this week he’s seemed a bit off, still calls most days after work and messages me but idk, could be because he’s ill or feeling low but he won’t talk about it
You have a really good man to have been with you through this journey.
It is clear that you have both suffered during this and you say yourself you need to increase your self esteem and sense of self worth (which you fully deserve to do whatever happens your acievement is clear.
In answer to his question and persuade him to give your relationship another chance AND improve your self esteem say clearly you both need another chance so that you can make amends to him and yourself. This means you taking the lead on doing a great deal together from intimate fun to going places you avoided going doing things you avoided doing, look into the things that interest him see how you can interact with him around them. Above all smiling and physical touch are essential. As time goes on he will see that you are serious and you will feel better about yourself. Finally if you start to struggle with eating go to him for a cuddle instead and/or to be blunt initiate very energetic sex- you will feel better, he will feel better, you won't be hungry and you will have had a great workout- and it will help replace food with something much healthier
“Sorry Dad. I like her too much so I try to keep her away to not ruin things between you and her!” *wink*
What is up with people trying to gaslight OP about her own life? She saw how rough he was and it was enough to cause her to react like that.
We weren’t in the room and she said he threw her cat.
Case closed.
Have a more in depth conversation with him. Tell him you want to make sure you are both investing in a future together. Tell him you feel it would be best to have a clearer timeline and let him know what that would ideally look like for you. Make space for what he wants as well.
Couples do what they want. My bf and I are getting married at the end of the year and won't be cohabitating until we're husband and wife. My sister has had multiple long term relationships and for her moving in after 4-6 months is the norm. So, what do you want? What does he want? And how can both of those come together? Good luck!
Your parents did their best for you with what they knew at that time.
Truly wild that you think you have any idea what my parents and childhood was like to make that assumption or really anything else you said in that paragraph.
I dint ask for a therapy session, so. thanks for that i guess. also crazy that you think MY ego is the problem when asking my parents “hey, why did you let that man literally abuse me and my brother and do nothing about it and then turn around and have a brand new family with some other guy and literally abandon me and my brother for 20 years?” again, this is what happens when you make assumptions about the hurt in other peoples lives. your experiences are not universal.
you just made up a whole bunch of arguments about the flower thing that we werent even talking about.
Well doesn't me being bi make it more plausible that I'd see it that way? Lol I always thought straight people would be the ones getting more confused and insecure over their partner being bi than someone like me.
You handle it the way you would if your doctor gave YOU that diagnosis. You ask people who have it, the doctor for what to expect. You recognize it's not just the person with the illness but also someone who is their care giver that's likely to need a therapist.
And if you're male, you recognize a burning desire to be a parent was always always always going to require someone else to do it for you.
Because he needs her to do this for him, because he's a pussy?
I think the core issue here to address is how your wife is truely handling this new addition.
One day she woke up to a step son. I know you did too, but it is a bit different I think. That's a huge jolt in someone's world.
I mean 100%, she was dead wrong. But I would not just simply drop it. You may choose not to put her on the defense but it should be discussed nonetheless. I'm sure you've discussed your son heavily since you've found out but I think she needs a check in and a plan for how to discuss it publicly.
She's clearly not thinking about what happens in the future when ppl start to find out because eventually they will, that's obvious. Those conversations with peers would be much more difficult to have since now she'd have to explain the real situation and why she lied about your child.
Approach it gently and with a kind heart. I know it's very upsetting, but hopefully you can explain to her how you feel, how you feel the secondary feelings for how your son feels, and you want to learn how she feels and how you move forward publicly.
Best of luck op
Hsv1 can cause genital herpes, apparently. That's what I read live!, at least.
I used to hitchhike and had to pull a knife once. Had another guy brag about how he essentially raped a woman. I was like… 20? You're 40. Unconditional positive regard for everyone is not realistic. It's actually infantilizing, that's what you have for your own children, and for patients as a therapist UNLESS THEY THREATEN YOU. What you have is a desire to reclaim having zero sense of self preservation, which is something you were goddamn LUCKY to keep as long as you did. I didn't lose mine from hitchhiking but I ended up with a PTSD diagnosis, I'll leave it there. I'm sorry, but you cannot ever go back to being a child and it's shameful that your boyfriend would be catty about potentially putting you in harm's way. If he doesn't care about himself, he should at least care about you. You can never go home again.