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He never intended to work it out with you, he just couldn't handle that you dared to break-up with him.
From your description, he seems to be a very controlling individual, who treated you as his property, and did not appreciate when you stopped “working”, so he got himself a new model and decided to make you suffer for not behaving properly.
This is why you broke up with him in the first place, remember? He's controlling, manipulative, and abusive and you are WAY better without that garbage in your life.
Who pays for the house insurance…? Just put it on there and whoever pays it takes the hit (it’s not usually much) and stop bickering over one bill before a wedding.
You’re not responsible to keep him standing. He has to take the steps himself.
You’re doing everything you can and you cannot change him. He doesn’t think he should have to be responsible for his mental health. He is. You can only help him to the door and provide lots of love and support. He has to be the one that want it. He’s resentful right now because he knows he is only taking the pills to keep you around. You should not have to be traumatized by his outbursts and destruction and he should want to take an active steps in getting in control of his life. It starts with doing the work, which he is not willing to do.
Figure out what you need. If this is not who you need in a relationship, someone who expects you to bear the brunt of the work then let him go. Tell him the truth and let him know you can’t do it anymore.
It’s going to suck, but you got this.
Happy cake day to you! ???
You’re in an abusive relationship with toxic people. Tbh I’d just bite my tongue and keep the peace while secretly building an escape. The fact is these people are dysfunctional and aren’t going to see the error of their ways when they don’t want to. If they want to they’re so dysfunctional it’ll take a long time for them to be good.
They won’t change, you’re kids are going to grow up thinking this is normal, bide your time and make an exit.
Yeah this is what I want, a equal partnership.
BUT if I drop 70k into a house and we split up months years later I lose that half which is all mine. It's one thing if we went in 50/50 in the beginning so I just worry about those things.
I think it's important to understand why F29 is so upset here. Are you setting savings goals as a couple and then M32 is failing to meet them? Are you making plans to go on holiday or make expensive purchases, which then fall through because M32 has spent the money on other things?
If not, what's the conflict? Is this a concern that in the future it might cause problems even though it doesn't now? Have you talked about what you expect if the relationships continues? Will you combine your finances at some point?
You're dating an actual pedophile(29 and 19, REALLY?)
What?
Of course it should be in modern society. Things function better that way.
So his version of putting his liver to work is actually straight failing not working. He’s going to get worse if he doesn’t fix his diet, humans need proper sustenance. But he might be the type that needs to drop and end up in a hospital before he listens to anyone.
My bf does keto but still drinks heavy beer every night to excess and wonders why he can’t lose weight and instead blames me for my cooking instead of admitting his habits are the problem.
I hope your bf will see reason before he lands in the hospital cuz from the sounds of it, that’s coming up super fast now with the yellowing fingers.
Sorry that happened. Go embrace the positives of single life for a while. He can be someone else’s problem.
His reaction afterwards might be even worse than his previous behaviour