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You are not being close-minded. Non-monogamy is not for everyone and when it's introduced into a relationship, it needs to be something both parties want enthusiastically in order to be moral. The fact that your wife tries to guilt you into it by telling you your absolutely legit preference for monogamy is “close-minded” speaks badly of her character. She is not arguing in good faith, she is wrong and she is disrespectful.
If she doesn't want a monogamous relationship, she needs to leave and have a polyamorous one. She doesn't get to force a monogamous person to try an open relationship they don't want and that was absolutely NOT the deal this person agreed to when marrying her.
I think she may cheat on you or maybe is cheating already. Since her approach to opening up is gross and unethical.
I remember your post! I'm glad you're taking care of yourself. Proud of you!
You can't stop this, and it's heartbreaking that you can't see what's going on here. For one, he's accusing you of cheating. For two, he's teaching BOTH of your sons that it's OK to bully someone for inane reasons.
You think he's being a good father to one of your sons, but he's not. If this continues, the son that looks like him is going to grow up thinking that he's superior to your other son. If you want them BOTH to grow up as decent boys who treat everyone with respect, then you need to leave and get them out of this toxic situation.
I hope that all of the comments on this post open your eyes to the fact that your husband is abusive.
My ex husband flipped the fuck out at the insinuation that I had called him a rapist. After I woke up to his fingers inside me and him not stopping when I said stop. He's gaslighting you. You have every right to feel upset. Please run, this behavior is often one of the first steps to abuse. It is, in fact, of itself, abusive
Even before our relationship started, I was so in love with him. We grew up together, we loved each other so much. 5 years is a very long time and I just can't erase him from my life completely. I want to, but this is a very big step and I'm scared as hell.
Do you even fucking help around the house?