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I do think I should and I will hopefully. thank you!
This dynamic will be so painful and toxic and harmful for you if you stay. It will not change, or if it does, it may take decades. Literally decades. Decades of pain. If you don’t want that, then end this relationship now and find someone who is ready to put you and the life you build together first.
I believe that in a healthy relationship a girlfriend of three years would be invited to the party, or he would be very clear with you about what timeframe some family meet up was taking place and then he would be back with you. He would also be able to objectively explain his family issues to you and protect you from them and acknowledge their rudeness and stand up for you.
I have gone through similar with the man I married. I thought pre-marriage counselling would be enough to fix it. He told me everything I wants to hear before marriage. After marriage, his behaviour did not change. I was naive. And the family issues have been pure hell. The real pain is that he did not love me enough to protect our marriage and place me as his new family unit and inner circle the way it should be.
In this situation, you need to address his disrespect to you very seriously if you don’t want to live this way. Communicate with him about the birthday – remind him of your plans that you discussed and ask him to pls update you on his plan for the day. If he doesn’t want you to be a part of it, then if I were you, I would go stay somewhere else tonight – with people who truly value you. You can let him know you can’t be in a relationship with someone who doesn’t include you or even explain to you about his birthday celebration.
Of course. Both parties are responsible for determining boundaries and you gave her a wealth of personal information that she could have asked about further. She also had no right to gossip about this with your family. That’s a breach of boundaries.
This sounds like you were baiting him. You paused on a scene to discuss it? Were you previously discussing this? Have you never seen the old Jackie Gleason show where he was always saying “one of these days Alice, pow right in the kisser” it was a big joke because in the show it was Alice that he loved dearly, and clearly he would never ever do such a thing because he was always bumbling around making mistakes and feared that she might leave him for his goofy antics.
To me it sounds like he was goofing with you. Unless he is always saying or doing something threatening to you or treats you badly, I don’t believe I’d go right off the deep end and consider him to be a manic woman beater.
And it’s really unfair to think that only men are so violent because I’ve known some women who wouldn’t bat an eye about hitting others, throwing things or whatever.
Something weird is clearly going on
I completely agree with this. Make him uncomfortable. Men would always say stuff to me when I was a child. It was disgusting. So I’d just let ‘em have it and they would leave me alone afterwards. People like to prey on others they think are weak or won’t really understand what is going on. Show them that you are a strong young woman who can stand up for her self and will put that man in his place. He has no reason coming onto a woman your age.
did she specifically say you can't go with her or has she just not mentioned any after-party things yet and you're assuming you're not invited at all?
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Jesus Christ…oh love…you can't marry him. Not ever. Someone who loves you wouldn't treat you this way, and ignore your concerns so many times, and then try and force you into something you don't want…god…he's just awful.
You deserve so much better than that. Even if this is just him lashing out in grief, you cannot stay with someone who treats you that way for a second.
By itself, this is a good reasonable and healthy boundary. I think the only time it isn't appropriate is if there is previous infidelity, and reduced privacy was part of the required compromise.
If they haven't given you a reason not to trust them, this isn't a red flag its a healthy boundary.
Work on a compromise. Families like this exist and some people marry in and love it and others not so much. Gotta either make something work or move on. Which sounds cold but things like this make or break long term relationships.