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I have a penis. I can’t imagine living my life knowing that sex is going to cause me lots of pain. That would cause me not to want to have sex and that’s not good
wife and I met when she was 18 and I was 22, started dating shortly after. She was a sophomore in college and I was a junior. Will be 31 years together in October. It can work
Just a possibility that popped into my head, could it be that she is getting pressure/comments from other people because of your lack of posting? My partner doesnt use social media either, and I have gotten the occational snide remark about him forgetting about my birthday since he didnt post, or if we are doing ok since he never posts about me/us, is he ashamed of me since he doesnt show me off, hiding me away so he can attract someone new, etc. Its both annoying and if someone is shitty enough and persistant enough with comments like that, I could see someone internalize it, want to prove them wrong, maybe become a bit insecure about what if they're right.
I could be completely missing the mark, its just something I've noticed myself that could be part of the equation.
I don't know what the next stop on the TrickleTruth Express will be, but I do know what the final destination is.
That was horrible to read. I can't advise you because I don't know your society. But you need to get away from that household as it is literally killing you.
Yeah that's true, I would not make it a gender issue I think about who has thought me what empathy is that is actually my grandfather
Yeet and delete. No reason to stick around with a cheater.
Your therapist is right, you are not entitled to control your son’s life trajectory.
You saying that you don’t want to control him, you just want him to take you into consideration, that’s just being dishonest to yourself and rephrasing it in such a way that it sounds a little better to yourself and others.
You’re upset that he’s not putting consideration for you and your desires above what he and his wife want for themselves. You’re upset that they’re not living their lives for you, instead they’re focused on what they want.
Your children are not responsible for your happiness and fulfillment.
Your son is not abandoning you by living his life for himself. That language is emotionally abusive, and loaded with your own unfair expectations of him, and your hurt that he is not fulfilling those expectations to his detriment.
If you want an entity in your life that lives to cater to your desires above their own, then please get a pet. Having children with the expectation that they will grow up to conform to your life desires and wishes is wrong.
Please stay in therapy and listen to your therapist. If you continue to put these unreasonable expectations on your adult child, and result to emotionally abusive tactics (which you’re already tending towards) to enforce this obligation, he will likely grow to resent you, and you risk pushing him away, to the point where you actually will not have a relationship with your son, not this made-up scenario where him him living somewhere else equals no relationship.
If I sound harsh, that’s because I mean to be. My perspective comes from your son’s end, with a mother with similar expectations and reactions, who did not realize she was not only wrong but became increasingly emotionally abusive to the point where she no longer has a relationship with her son.
Maybe it’s safer if you guys didn’t get back together. But If that’s how your feeling he NEEDS to give you reassurance, and figure out why he lost feelings for you. Maybe it’s something you don’t do?
Do it, she's dangerous, not only for you husband, but for other patients of hers.
Mom has got to be separated.
If you’re done with this, then you’re done. If you feel like giving him recommendations…
He can move out, online his own life doing his own job and still support mom. It’s super common in some parts of the world. It just means he comes with that financial baggage.
Alternatively, mom can move out and he can take over the farm now. It’ll be a lesser expense to float an extra tiny apartment and basic living expenses.
They need to separate though. If he won’t remove himself from her, there’s nothing to do relationship wise here.
You don’t say what their advice is or why so it’s really hard to say. Ultimately you should make your own path and follow your truth. That said I imagine your parents do have your best interest at heart.