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It's great that he wants to change but he needs to reach out to a professional for this. I know you want to help but this is something you need a therapist or addictions counselor for. You could research on his behalf and give him a number to reach out to to give him a bit of a kick in the ass.
Don't move in together, then.
Then donate all your alimony to charities.
This idea of desperation is completely made up in your head. You're convincing yourself it's undeserved for some odd reason.
Has she been manipulating all this time? Gaslighting you — like she did when she was caught — into you believing some or all of her cheating was your fault? Maybe you're too lazy to bother pursuing legal advice and action because you (and/or she) have convinced yourself your not “worth” it?
I can only guess at the “why”, but your mindset is incredibly bizarre and downright stupid.
That’s the whole point: they’re people. I don’t want to forget them. My body count is pretty high, and what has kept me grounded is knowing that I know each person’s first name, last name, and a few facts about their lives. I have stories for each person. Even if my memories get foggy, I can look back at the list and remember the crazy flings, the romantic moments, the hilarious and cringey nights, all of them.
Plus, some of those people were virgins. They won’t forget me. It seems disrespectful to forget them.
Alot of people are saying you should have sided with you wife. But I like to go against the grain because I crave your downvotes.
I feel that going by the way OP describes it, that the wife is being unreasonable in her reactions and I'm inclined to believe theres more to this than just a granny letting her grandchild do things the mother disapproves of. Which is pretty common btw most grandparents can't help but spoil their grandchildren.
So unless op has a bias, which is likely, and therefore has altered the reality of the information. I don't see why this is a thing you should tolerate.
Her feelings are valid but that doesn't make them de facto reality.
I'd also like to ask if the genders were reversed question? Seriously if op was the wife saying her husband feels bullied by your mum and then you told us the exact same story. I think there's a good possibility people would be on ops side and feel the partner is at fault.
I'm curious how is your wife with other people in your life? Friends and other family members? Is this issue specific to your mum or does she do this to others with varying intensity?
You are 30. Time to grow up.
Or she’s already pregnant and needs to find someone that can actually provide child support
Then you better learn how to handle your patience and emotions regarding her.
I've seen a lot of people make “I want us to own a house/condo together before we have a baby” the barrier. But, you know, you don't have to have a baby right away, you don't have to have an expensive wedding, and you don't have to own a house or condo to have a baby.
Sounds like your man is smitten with someone new. Know your worth. Never ever ever be someone’s second choice.
It's crazy to think she actually thought OP would believe she didn't cheat on him
Listen, every long term relationships have ups and downs. It can be stress related, work issues what ever. If a relationship is strong and both parties openly and honestly communicate with each other and meet each other at eye level it works it self out. Sit each other down, have a great meal and talk to each other and make time and effort in meeting each others points of view. Good luck.