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1. Stopped reading at “She cheated on me a couple of times in the past”, come on dude we all know what you need to do…

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2. If she's going to a nutritionist and is implementing and following their recommendations, is working out, and already cares about weight loss, it sounds like she is already putting lots of focus on this. What else would you like her to do?

   In my opinion, this conversation you want to have with her, especially in the context of being less attracted to her, will only cause her emotional harm (which could hinder progress versus encourage it). If she wasn't already focused on weight loss and health, I would encourage you to bring up the conversation very gently. But in this case, she IS focused on it.

   My advice would be to encourage her in what she is doing. Cheer her on! Tell her how proud you are that she is focusing on this.

   If things are getting to a point where this is impacting you staying in a relationship with her, then yes, obviously you have to have a conversation. But be ready for her to potentially leave or react poorly if you do, because that is a huge bomb to drop and BOTH partners deserve not only to be attracted to their partner but to also feel that they are attractive.

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3. Why are you with him? Just stop and ask yourself why you want to be with anyone who purposefully tries to hurt you in an argument.

   Because this isnt normal or healthy. I disagree and argue with my bf about little stuff often…we never call each other names and he would never throw my past in my face. My ex sure did that alot..that's one of the many reasons hes an ex now.

   Love dosent have to hurt. It shouldnt hurt. Love isnt pain. It isnt mean or cruel. No one who loves you will hurt you. In any form.

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4. The explanation is both the Snapchat and bumble accounts are his own.

   You also found his profile, don’t be naive

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5. Right. Not denying that. But do you see the point I'm making? Although my parents didn't go to court, I'm sure if they did, my dad would've been the one to get custody.

   Meaning that is it really in favor of women, or are women truly just the primary caregivers by default, so unless a father goes out of his way to prove that he's the main source of not only financial, but emotional, social, health, stability, and whatever other forms of support for the child, they're going to give it to the woman?

   When kids are involved, they are (in a usual, good faith court case) thinking about the wellbeing of the kids. If there is a shared house, but dad pays 80+% of the bills, but mom is the primary caregiver of the children, yeah it sucks.. but for the stability of the children, it makes sense that mom would get the kids and the house. It's not about making it unfair to the adults. It's about making and already traumatic situation easier on the kids. Because what's the alternative? Mom has to move into a $2000/mo, 2 bedroom apartment while barely qualifying for government assistance while dad gets the kids every other weekend and keeps/sells his 4 bdrm 3 bth house? I totally feel for men that it would feel AWFUL, and you'd absolutely feel like the system was fucking you over if you worked your ass off for this house and whatnot, just for it to get given to your ex wife. But it's about the kids in most situations, truly. They want the kids supported and comfortable, because parents divorcing can be traumatic enough. An adult has a developed enough brain to understand the reasoning and logic behind unfair situations like this, but a child having not only their parents divorce, but going from probably somewhat comfortable living situations to poverty isn't something you can explain away to a child or make them understand. It can still be very traumatic, and they might not be able to see the situation for what is was until well into their 20s.

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