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Glad yours was just less than a month. Took 9 months for me to lose attraction or sexual desire (and admittedly attachment) to this guy who was my first kiss and first sexual partner. Glad it’s over and and now I know what I value too. Same as yours, deeper connection, safety and sense of belonging
Because he lives with his parents so they would rather be here.
Leave
Mirror, mirror on the wall, what’s the reddest flag of them all?
Claiming/believing “the US government incentivizes women to divorce their husband's and take all their money”
He is correct.
You can enjoy the relationship y’all have and not get hung up on the little piece of paper, loyalty and trust are much more important.
Tell him to fuck off, strait up. You're not a fucking show monkey that is there to entertain him on call. “His pleasure.” ???
Oh yikes honestly biggest red flag of this thread is that it sounds like she's an mlm hun
If you can pull her from school and start with an online education from another school that would be ideal.
Also therapy.
Changing schools is also an option.
If you can, get a lawyer, schools are responsible for the safety of those in their care.
They’ll more likely listen to a lawyer.
See also anti bullying groups and talk about your options.
Honestly this sounds like a ton of financial and legal hurdles. Nobody is worth that. And if she ends up not working out, what do you do if you’re accused of immigration fraud?
You have to get out of this relationship. You are in danger. He is not joking about his violence towards you, he reminding you. He is reminding you that he will hurt you if you dare to disagree with him. It will happen again. It will worse.
Please find a way out.
He’s literally telling you that he’s not into you. Let him go and find someone who will. Don’t beg him. He’s devoting time to a new girl and ignoring you what does that say. Leave him and don’t take him back.
I hear what you’re saying and empathize with you. At this point it seems your fiancés family has accepted you. I would sit down and have a frank conversation with my fiancé and explain your family dynamics if you haven’t already. Make it clear to him that they aren’t in a financial position to fund or even contribute to the wedding and explore possibilities to keep costs down.
It’s not clear why your wonderful parents haven’t met you intended in laws. I’m from a culture where proposals are done between the families not just the couple but I understand that many Western couples have the families meet during the wedding. Could you plan for each of your parents to come down and meet your fiancés’ family?
You could find “someone to talk to” if you quit seeing this lying cheater! Boom! Extra time for you…instantly!
Never give a cheater a second chance; they don't change. Once someone has shown you they're a liar, you can never trust them again. Without trust, you have no real relationship; it's all fantasy.
DTMFA and find someone NEW this year. Summer is coming and it's a great time to meet someone new! Do something nice for yourself — find a new partner who loves/respects you!
It's a difference in values. That's all. It might end your friendship or might not if you have other things in common.
Stay true to yourself and don't overthink it
Taylor is definitely a problem. She's not the biggest problem, but she's a problem. When a person chooses to flirt with a taken partner and disrespect a relationship, they're a problem.
At least you found out who she was before you got married or had kids. Your situation could be way worse than what it is.
Like some others have said. Focus on having a good life. Focus on hobbies, family, friends, the gym, self improvement, your career. You have to build up some self worth and realize she isn’t worth you being miserable. I’d never give her a moment of my time going forward. Don’t ever take her back either. There are over 3 billion women out there, she isn’t worth your time.
It will take time, but hopefully you’ll realize it one day.
Can you find validation in doing the right thing for your kids, at least?
Spontaneity requires heaps of planning b someone.
I’d out 20 ideas of things to do each in a jar and randomly pick one when you feel like doing something.
Can be as mild as getting an ice cream to as wild as you can take.
He's cheating on you already.
but we made it a condition of our relationship that he go no contact with her. We also agreed he would let me know if she tried to reach out again
You established boundaries, the rules of the game, and he broke those rules. He is a cheater even if he didn't have sex.
I guess the better way to explain it is that we still operate our lives differently from the way we cook clean and manage our day to day, which is fine. I just don’t feel we are the point in the relationship to online with each other like that. I feel we still need our space to have our own thoughts, moods, etc without the other person feeling some type of way.
My bf is in denial bc like I said he act SO SWEET in front of his dad. And when he goes things in front of him the kid makes it seem like an accident.
Get real, woman. Neither of you can look at other people of the opposite sex? Maybe someday when you both reach adulthood you will realize how silly this is.
Yes, that is what I meant. That it would be okay if he's demi, but that it's a bigger issue if he's not, because of comparing to other women and feeling like you are the problem.
Also I say just “okay” because he still said he wasn't sexually attracted to her, not that he is, but that it's tied with their connection, or only happened after they got emotionally and romantically close.
Your BF is rude and shaming you. This is not ok at all. Personally I would quietly walk away, don’t engage about his revolting statements about your body. Please consider at least two surgery consults. Sometimes scar revision can be achieved with a second surgery. Sending you supportive energy from a breast reconstruction patient, post cancer.
If it's small, he should just stop doing it.
Yes it's normal to find others attractive, but unless your partner is comfortable with it (which you are evidently not), there is no reason and nothing to gain from him pointing people out as attractive.
Sometimes my partner sees girls with xyz clothing or piercings etc and thinks they look naked – what he does instead of pointing them out is tell me later, “hey xyz would be super cute on you' or 'getting a tattoo in xyz spot might suit you' etc. It's just more, idk, respectful?