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Yes. Especially with this numbers. If it would be 32 and 50, I wouldn't mind.
You having issues about your chest is insecurity and a serious problem. But he having issues with his body in comparison with some strong guy on movies isn't?
Respect her.
If she wants to take action, and she says she'd really appreciate your help and support, do whatever's in your power.
If she wants to just forget it, leave it alone.
Only reason you should bring it up is, if she comes to you upset because of something new, you can very gently ask her whether she wants to say something to her new boss so that the old one isn't allowed near her anymore.
That's it. If she says no, then it's no.
After this is just speculation, as we don't have the details:
Rape is not as black and white as is portraited. There are good chances that, if you hear both people, one will say it was rape, and the other will say it was consensual, and spin a credible tale. Women are often taught to be nice. To not react badly to other people “being nice” to them. In certain circumstances, it's extremely naked to balance that with firmly refusing unwanted advances. It's very possible that she doesn't want to tell her coworkers that she couldn't do it, and that she “let” this man coerce her into something she didn't want. Maybe she doesn't want her new boss to see her as a victim. Maybe she doesn't want to think of herself as a victim, as someone who can't stand up for herself when needed. Maybe she's angry because, in hindsight, she thinks she should have done things differently, and at the same time she knows that the guy is the one in the wrong, and how it's unfair is it that he is the AH yet she is the one who should have done something to prevent what happened. Reporting sexual harassment is very often very hot. Not everyone wants to sit with a stranger and share something very painful, with the fear that the first questions asked will be “Did you fight? Did you smile? Did you follow him willingly? Did you like it?”. Being molested is hot enough without having to defend choices that you made in a moment of discomfort, in freeze mode, when you were told all your life that you should have been fighting or fleeing.
I'm not saying that any of this is right, I just want to share some perspective as to why she might be unwilling to report the harassment.
I think you can see your answer in the 2nd sentence you wrote: “But she always rejected me”.
Like others have said, she’s most likely stringing you along because otherwise you wouldn’t be in the position you are in rn. She’s in a comfortable place right now, with having a bf and a guy who would do anything she asks for if her bf doesn’t, so of course she’s gonna say what you want to hear for you to stay. It’s only gonna hurt you if you continue down this path, so if I were you, I’d cut all contact. It will allow for the feelings to die down and for you to take some time for yourself. Put yourself out there and maybe meet a nice girl who’ll actually treat you the way you should be.
It is kind of interesting that it's you asking for advice, and not him. This is his issue to deal with, and while it sucks, you should not try to solve it for him. He's a grown man. Unless he's asked for your help, leave it be.
Is it because she's boring in bed or she's a good partner but you don't desire her?
*than. Why would you compare how you love your kids and wives ? There are 2 different kind of loves. I think questioning your divorce should be done exclusively on the quality of your relationship with your wife. Whether you are able to face your issues and fix those together, whether you have both the mental flexibility to change, whether you want deep inside of you to spend your life with her.