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I hope it will get better and he will listen to your concern, sorry that i havn't been more helpful than that.
Yeah and she tries to blame the crying it on her being “always too emotional”. it smelt bad at the beginning and now just smells worst
Your husband needs to deal with his family and their disrespectful behaviour. You shouldn't be having to deal with this, since you did no wrong.
First, I'm so sorry you are dealing with this. I can relate to your situation a little bit but may be able to provide better insight to your wife's actions from my perspective. The situations are different but I do think I recognize her behaviors since I have reacted a similar way with my bf recently.
My boyfriend (previously fiance) was abusive in several ways and the only way I knew how to respond was to try everything I could to help him and our relationship. Flash forward 3 years and I found myself becoming more and more detached from him emotionally. He crossed a line and we separated for a little over a year.
I then lost my job and had no choice but to let him move back in. We have been attempting to reconcile since then but it's been rocky at best. I have found myselfbat times to be just be completely emotionally detached from him and it has become complicated by feelings I developed for a coworker over the course of nearly 3 years (didn't fully admit it to myself until I separated from bf).
I think like me, your wife checked out emotionally from you because she became invested in someone else. I think once partners no longer feels safe confiding in one another it can be really naked to get that safety and comfort back. At least that has been my experience. I can feel your anguish with trying to figure out what to do. I am currently in that same boat and can only say that only you know what is right for you and your family.
It's naked to let go of someone when they also have wonderful parts to them. I wish you the best of luck and I hope whatever you decide, I hope it works out for the best for all involved. Good luck OP ?
you absolutely do not have a say how her mother spends her money
I got divorced at 35 and met my new partner within a year. We now have two kids and are engaged. I thought that 35 was too late to start again but I guess I proved myself wrong. Follow your heart, the rest will come.
If it scares him off, then you have your answer. If he’s cool with waiting, then this will just be a simple conversation. You could always ask about when he wants to have sex; go from there.
I will have to follow through with my exit strategy and then ghost her on everything. I might even just remove all my socials for awhile.
Yes you should absolutely dump him. The fact that you came here to reassure yourself over breaking up should tell you that you're ready to leave this piece of trash behind.
You deserve better than someone who's willing to disrespect you and not even defend you.
I have tried to ask her about her fantasies, and what she wants to try or do. But it’s just plain old heterosexual sex, no variety. No toys, no foreplay. I get it; definitely seems like I’m whining, but I don’t want to miss out on experiences she isn’t willing to try.
There’s a fundamental question you’re posing here. You’re basically asking, isn’t it okay to be controlling if (in your opinion) the situation warrants it? The answer is no. There’s nothing you can say that will make the answer yes. That’s why I’m not saying anything about how bad the friends’ behavior is, because it literally doesnt matter. And it’s an awful road for you to go down, trying to justify controlling behavior. If you aren’t happy with how your gf handles the situation, by all means, leave. That’s a perfectly valid response. Saying you don’t want to be around the friends is a valid response. Demands and threats are not. Controlling behavior is abusive behavior. That’s what you asked in your headline.
OP, take this to your heart. Your kids are seeing your example of coping with problems here.
You know we can see your post history, right?
he knows people go to bars to meet other people. He also may know that many men are pushy, disrespectful, and are dangerous at bars. But this doesn't mean you're going to meet people and it also doesn't mean you can't handle your own.
You're right its not really controlling/manipulative. But I think it sounds more like insecurity and projection.
All you can do is genuinely apologise and leave it up to him.
Idk what’s happened to the comments. Says there’s 4 to read but they won’t show up here, and says they’ve been deleted on safari??♀️
If you haven’t noticed by any of the responses within these threads one of Reddits favourite things to do is infantilize adult women.
Are you high? It’s massive