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Your story upsets me. It reminds me of my narcissistic ex. He’s rude to you when you’re sick because you’re not available to serve his needs.
I don’t think you realise what a bad situation you’re in.
As much as I thought I was strong enough to go and not let this person ruin something else for me, you are absolutely right.
If I go to this wedding I am going to be miserable the whole time. And because I don’t drink, I can’t even hope to rely on liquid courage!
K being there will ruin any hope I had in enjoying B’s day, and I’ll just have to decline the invitation and send B my love.
That's fair, it does look padded to say “Well I applied to X jobs” I will drive that distance. It's not a deal breaker, but it was absolutely top five mutually agreed reasons we moved away in the first place. His commute has always been
How do you know the birthday party wasn't for his girlfriend? After two years it's time to know his friends and participate as a couple (just like his friends participate with their GFs).
This is very interesting, I have never heard about this or even realized it was a thing. It also seems like a possible slippery slope. For instance, how do they determine if some one is shopping for the right attorney oppose to some one pulling this kind of underhanded stunt? Is there a standard limit on how many lawyers to see before you pick one?
You're the only one that's reading it that way, though. Their comment wasn't implying that sex workers cannot be professionals. At all. It was saying that OP deserves to be treated like a professional, and as we all know, OP is a physical trainer, so using context clues we can all tell that they meant OP deserves to be treated like a professional physical trainer. If what you're saying is true, then the comment would be implying that lawyers can't be professional either since they weren't explicitly stated, but you're not taking offense there, so.. it's clear enough.
I can understand the confusion on the wording, but that's just not what was meant. I think you're taking previous discrimination against sex workers and copy/pasting it into this comment thread, even though there isn't any discrimination happening here.
Okay, then break up. He’s already raising three kids that he pays $100 a week per towards (which maybe is a bit much? $300 a month is more regular I think?); he’s past that point in his life. You want kids, you haven’t had any yet. There’s nothing more to say about this unless you want to unhealthily pressure your partner into having a child he doesn’t want. If he’s a decent father, his children are always going to come first.
She might be a person with low self-esteem and a defensive mindset who has problems with impulse control, who huddles into her shell when confronted with a difficult discussion.
Or she could be a manipulator who chooses to escalate the issue from a specific problem into a broader context.
Without seeing the two of you together, it is impossible to say which it is. But given that the two of you have apparently *never* been able to resolve any such discussions, I am inclined to believe that this is the latter, and she has found a tool for deflecting blame and neutralizing a discussion about negative behaviours on her part.
In that kind of scenario, the only way that I have found that works to address the issue is to be persistent, without getting angry. An hour or a day after the original discussion, calmly start off with a “so we never actually got to the point of resolving that discussion we had earlier/yesterday”, and continually repeating the same tactic of returning to the discussion after she has reused her tactic of trying to deflect.
Another option, again keeping the calm approach, is to ask her why she insists on always deflecting the discussion and adopting a pose of martyrdom (or self-victimization, which also occurs quite often in these cases).
Ultimately though, whatever the cause of her behaviour,. the more you push and probe, and the more you show you are not willing to let it drop, the more likely it is that she will turn it around onto you (“you are constantly harrassing me”, or “I do not like feeling attacked in my own relationship”) and start pulling away from you emotionally. Basically, the fact that she is so evasive means that chasing this has a decent chance of breaking the relationship.
She's not being amicable. She's trying to get what she wants.
Tell her you want 50/50 custody and the house. See how amicable she will be after that.
She has been wanting out of the marriage for a while.