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  1. You're allowed to not like that. And you're allowed to leave him over it. Have standards and boundaries, that's normal.

  2. My mum and dad are both very dark hair, dark eyes. My mum has olive skin, my dad is fair. I was the goldilocks of the family. I have fair skin, but different tone to my dad, curly hair and light brown eyes.

    When we were children, you could not tell that I was my brother and sister's sibling or even my parents' child. After their split, there were rumours spreading that I wasn't my father's daughter. When we reached our teens, my sister and I started to look more alike with a few minor features. I still look nothing like my brother. My mum calls me her “throwback”.

    Point is, it happens. DNA and genes are interesting, you can never quite tell what someone's going to come out with. I hope your daughter doesn't feel any different to her siblings.

    If it's a huge concern, get a paternity test done. If it doesn't match, then you have your answer.

    I would greatly recommend having a conversation with those who think it's appropriate to make comments about a little girl's DNA. I've been that little girl and hearing that stuff, even when you don't fully understand, is scary and confusing. It's obviously aimed at you, but they're going to pull your child into this situation when she just deserves love and comfort from her family. Don't let them pull favourites either. Don't put up with that shit. If not for your sake, for your child's. Your husband should be pulling them up for it too.

  3. It’s sad that your parents are so dismissive of your needs and wishes. If I had to wager a guess, them having this kind of attitude towards you has also had a long term detrimental effect on you.

    Yep, although I do believe there’s an expiry date on how much you can blame your parents for your life, I also think they have contributed a few flowers to my mental health issues bouquet.

  4. Nonstop misery? I think you answered your question right there. Why in the world would you stick around for a relationship you just described as nonstop misery? You don’t have to stay married to her.

  5. The only way for you to get over it is either by breaking up with her and eventually moving on or option 2. She needs to prove her commitment to repair your relationship. There is not “just try me bro” . Normally here I would list what she should do it to prove her commitment, but there is no need, because:

    She isn't apologetic to you and isn't willing to prove to you anything, because she doesn;t care. You need to break up with her. You are still being taken advantage off and while leaving her will be painful staying with her will make you miserable fro your entire life. Do not forgive your partner for cheating they do not feel bad about. Leave her, cut contact and do your best to move on.

  6. This sounds some much like grooming that I can't help but wonder about your relationship and your mental health in this relationship. Maybe your friends see that too.

    I would go to a individual therapist and discuss this with them first. I would not try to discuss this with your bf.

    Please do this. Grooming can happen by manipulating you without your being aware of it. Please talk with a therapist about this.

  7. Tell her she isn't slick and he gets to pay 1/3 of the rent or go book a hotel room.

    Most college housing has specific rules against this type of sponging.

  8. In hindsight I don’t think she did anything wrong either, it is her past. But she decided to tell our mutual friend who she’s only known for 3 years over me who was actually contemplating seeing this guy. If felt betrayed that our friendship wasn’t valued more.

    When she muted me on Instagram and started liking my bf’s posts after our fall out, that felt like another betrayal to our friendship. I was holding a grudge and should’ve told her directly. I probably would’ve blocked me too. But I think you’re right, it’s beyond repair at this stage.

  9. You're getting eviscerated in the comments, and I'm sorry about that. What I see is someone who set healthy boundaries regarding equality of housework & responsible money management, and asking him to work on not taking everything as a personal attack when you're communicating your needs. And now you're concerned that he'll get burnt out doing EVERYTHING, and that's totally fair! He's doing the most right now, and it would be healthy for him to recognize that while he has done an EXCELLENT job of changing himself for the betterment of the relationship (and himself!), he also needs to have time for himself to recharge and relax. And it's okay to spend some money on his hobbies. I think he's just scared that if he stops being perfect/doing everything, you'll leave him. It's especially scary when all your friends and even HIS FAMILY took your side. More couples therapy would be good, and you also explicitly stating that you're so proud of him for all the changes he has made, but also want him to know that he's no longer “at risk” of losing you, and it's ok to ease up and allow you to do your part in the house/invest in his happiness and hobbies, too. It may also be good if you can show him he is loved, using whatever HIS love language is. That might mean buying him the things he wants but won't get for himself, or spending quality time with him, etc. Highly recommend looking into the love languages quiz and both of you taking it so you know how best to show your love to each other. Don't feel bad about setting healthy boundaries, take these comments with a grain of salt.

  10. Oh I know. It’s weird us guys are not allowed to have preferences when it comes to relationships. Women lecture us about expressing ourself and to share our feelings and when we do we are just called insecure and shamed for it.

  11. I've slept with over 100 people. My husband? Just me. He doesn't give a flying f*ck. I tell him all sorts of stories from before I met him and he finds them hilarious. If your bf has this big of an issue now I doubt this is going to get better. Sorry, some men are extremely insecure about this. I would say that if he didn't want to know then maybe you shouldn't have told him? I get you wanted to be honest but sometimes people don't want to know.

  12. I think the person you were replying to needed to put a sarcasm tag.

    Very necessary in text format xD

  13. I'm really worried about you and whether you're able to feel your own needs and boundaries. What you've described is at best deeply disrespectful and at worst illegal.

    I strongly recommend that you seek professional help, as I'm concerned that you may have been gaslit and groomed into not being able to feel yourself. Your choice of words about a cute house clearly shows me that you're not in touch with yourself.

    It's important to remember that the only person you owe anything to is yourself, and finding support and help from outside sources is crucial in going through this process. Counseling or therapy can be incredibly helpful in working through the emotions and trauma that may arise from this situation. Remember that taking care of yourself is a top priority, and seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

    He needs to go. Now. And you need to work on yourself and strive for a dignified relationship with respect for yourself and your boundaries.

  14. DIVORCE HIM. Why would you wanna be with someone who doesn't even care how much physically and emotionally you're hurting?

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