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You have to let her know so she can make her own decisions on this. If you don’t and she finds out, she will wonder why you weren’t honest with her. I’ve said it before on here and I’ll say it again, honesty is always the best policy. If you lie or omit something, she will wonder what else you’re able to lie about. And this is kind of a big thing to omit.
She's being manipulative when she accuses you of manipulatuon for setting standards for your relationships about which you are being entitely open.
You should cut contact completely, at least for a while. Assume you're never getting back together, and live! life based on that asumption. If she ever changes her mind, she can let you know at that point (and you can decide if you're in a place where you feel like getting back together), but don't put your dating life on hold waiting her to finish whatever she's doing that she doesn't want to be dating you.
You don't have to say anything special. There is no magic set of words.
“I am no longer comfortable doing this, so I will not be doing it any longer” is perfectly fine.
It is not your job to manage other people's feelings.
Are you more interested in being right or being a parent? Honestly, you're being neither.
You don't listen to him or offer what he really needs – instead of what is prescribed by vague authorities out there. And if you ask around, cigarrettes were sold as healthy back then by the pretty much the same people. Sure, spending too much time looking at a screen is not great – but neither is being treated like a nine year-old when you're already in the university. One can be helped by glasses – the other, intense therapy and probably going no contact with the parents.
Do you want to have your kid in your life? Because, contrary to what you seem to think, he's not obligated by law to keep contact with you. He has to want to keep contact; trying to shame him or coerce him to do so will only cement his view of you offering nothing but the bare minimum (oh, please, you fed him and clothed him? YOU decided to have a kid, that's how it works) and expecting to be praised for not letting him starve under some bridge.
Here's how you repair your relationship with him: pretend he has zero obligations towards you (since he pretty much doesn't, really). If you want him in your life for years to come, actually offer him something besides the bare minimum – would you keep coming back to a restaurant where the food is just meh? Listen to him and his demands. Get him therapy, and get yourself into therapy too – since you don't seem to think you did anything wrong. If you try to keep punishing him for not bending to your will, he'll go and never come back. Would you keep in your life someone who only have demands and limits?
Okay, firstly I understand how awkward this might feel. Especially if you’re not someone who feels comfortable being more outward with your intimate life. Just talk to your husband, and if you’re not comfortable with this going forward make it known to him and you can even ask him to pass on the message.
Want to know a really bad time to get involved with someone? It’s when they’re getting divorced, but not divorced yet. If you make yourself a part of a severing relationship, the spouse is going to look right at you before they ever think that the relationship ended because of something they did wrong. Not to mention, if they reconcile, or have second thoughts, then you’re in a really shitty situation.
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Why was a 16 year old living with a 19 year old?
Aside from that, it's time to figure out how to be your own person. Codependence obviously isn't healthy and you need other relationships outside of this.
Use this time to make new friends, find new hobbies, and grow as a person.
Break up with her, this will never get better. You won't ever (and shouldn't ever) trust her again.
When you break up with her, be prepared for her to announce she's pregnant as a way to get you to stay with her.
And be prepared for her to contact you in a few months telling you she's pregnant with your baby (if it's even true, it'll be someone else's).
Exactly!
Half this thread tho: jUsT dOnT gO tO bAd ArEa DuH
This has to be fake.
His other posts say he discussed his wife’s “bad smell” with a female friend
damnnn I need to get me a wife like OP
This guy didn’t do anything to you, bro. You’re not seeing things correctly.
Sometimes relationships don't work.
Take your offer, that's a given. You'll come out then other end better for it.
If you ask him to move he may say yes and miss his chance, or regret it and blame you. And who's to say that during the next 4 years you won't change, you're both young and figuring things out.
i think is fine to accept it but you need to think about the further effect with your troubled daughter.
is she ok getting help like that? will it hurt her pride or not?
or is she the type that's going blackmailed him for more money? cos it will put strain into your eldest daughter relationship if that happens.
you need to have discussion together with him and your eldest to talk about pros and cons.
This relationship sounds exhausting.