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Ew no
You’re reading comprehension skills should already have informed you that this person, who formerly lived with their PARENTS, and hasn’t or has barely worked in probably years, had assets such as property, cash on hand, investments, etc.
Take the glasses and hide them. Make him have to ask for them.
This isn’t sexual assault. It is gaslighting. This is a classic response from someone who has been abused in the past, and it is an inverted version of the abuse they saw or suffered.
You need to put up very hot boundaries.
if someone say “no”, it’s a “no” and you will respect that.
the other person mayb not take back a “no” to negotiate an end to a disagreement.
arguments/discussions are always about a single topic – no bringing in prior arguments or different disputes. For example if she is upset at you for some behavior, you cannot bring in something she did. Similarly for her. Finish one argument and then have a different one.
if she won’t respect the boundaries, then the right response in the moment is to simply refuse to engage at all
One way or another this will lead to improvement – either it gets better or the relationship ends.
This will absolutely get worse.
This seems to be a fundamental difference the two of you have, and might not be right for each other. You both deserve to feel fully fulfilled in a relationship.
No no you don’t understand.. OP is the one who overreacts, her bf only sets babies on fire if he gets cheated on.
Wait… I actually really like this idea.
Hehe I didn't ask *when* he would proposed, I mostly just sat down and asked if it was in his plans wether it was short or long term.
Most of the time, when someone brings up an open relationship they have someone in mind already (obviously you know that already). So it either has already happened, they want a free pass to cheat, or will happen even after it is agreed that it is not a good idea. This is a deal breaker for me. No amount of exploring ones thoughts with a partner, its just an idea, saw it on a vlog, or whatever other excuses will make it ok in my book. But that is just my opinion.
He was playing an incredibly stupid game and won an incredibly stupid prize. He was trying to manipulate you with the threat of ending the relationship and when that failed to make you grovel for his forgiveness for whatever got his underwear in a twist in the first place he sulked. I think you handled this exactly right; life is too short to play juvenile junior high school dating games when you're in your friggin' 30s.
don’t know. hasn’t happened yet since i’m not that close with any of my male friends right now. but i don’t think i’d feel uncomfortable. at all. because his feelings and him feeling secure mean way more to me than those little physical touch moments i could share with my friend.
I think you have every right to be disappointed. You are a stay at home mum to a child with special needs. I can imagine your workload is enormous. It is not wrong to feel your partner should celebrate you on your birthday. He could have made an effort, it didn't even need to cost money, but he didn't. That shows a lack of care and consideration on his behalf that frankly he should be ashamed of. In saying that, sometimes men especially can underestimate how important little gestures are to us girls. All he really needed to do was think, hmmmm maybe she would appreciate a night to herself and a sleep in the next morning. That wouldn't have cost him a thing.
Maybe don't be so very hot on him this time around, just let him know that next year you would appreciate some effort as recognition for everything you do for your family.
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From your comments about him saying but HE isn't seeing other people or wants to, I'm wondering is he with you because he really wants to be with you or because you're the only one who has started or been willing to start seeing him.
I also don't think you're toxic for stating your wants. You don't need his permission to have your feelings or act how you wish, just as he is entitled to his feelings and act how he wishes.
I don't like how he jumped to toxic. Has he escalated in other ways?
Honestly, just tell him that you need to make love as it’s affecting you mentally. Try to be open and honest about things. You will not loose the relationship because I sense that you guys understand eachother.
“How do I get him back “
Why would you want someone who can't talk to you and quits when you simply look?
And…. If his response is “a hoe is a hoe”? Because you LOOKED at someone?
Seriously… find someone who isn't a tool
It's rude, but not uncommon, for groomsmen to play pranks. It's on you that you didn't immediately address it with your fiancée. She could have cleared the whole thing up right there.
If you want to cut John out of your life, I don't see anything wrong with that. Hopefully your wife is also on board. But that's all you can do. Don't let one part of your wedding ruin the whole thing. Maybe take a nice intimate second honeymoon for your anniversary to gain a better memory for your marriage.
Yes. Most people you know. Who are probably loosely part of a similar community that likes active things. Not everyone is like that though, and not everyone likes hiking, this isn't a controversial statement.