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  1. I've never heard of that it sounds like something a pervert made up to hurt women. I would personally not count on this man to srick around he sounds like a very selfish person, and the nude part has just begun. Good luck.

  2. Why did you want to donate sperm now?

    You are 35 so it's not shocking they turned you down. Most people they have donating sperm are early 20s and men over 40 are more likely to have kids with disabilities, so I wouldn't want to use the sperm of someone who is older if I'm shopping for sperm. Also, low mobility does not mean you cannot have children; a sperm bank is not going to use low quality sperm because the point is to have high chances of getting pregnant and not have people throwing money away.

  3. Dude- if you don't want to get married, and don't consider it a requirement, you absolutely have that conversation pro-actively. You don't date someone for years who seems to be marriage minded, and just hope it doesn't come up. She's done waiting for you- she asked that question because the answer determined whether or not she left your ass. You said you planned on marrying her at some point. If that's a lie you tell her now. If you still aren't ready after 6 years, it means you don't want to marry her, but you don't want to have to deal with a break up, which is cowardly as hell. You're not in the “getting to know you” phase after six years where that question can be a maybe. Just tell her so she can stop wasting her time and dump you.

  4. There's a difference between meeting someone out and about, and your baby interacting with the person then, and that person moving in and having 24/7 access to your son.

    You may go shopping and your son might have a cute baby-talk interaction with the cashier, but you wouldn't invite that cashier to then live! with you, would you? Your son meeting your bf outside is irrelevant, that's not what people mean when they're saying you introduced your bf to your son too early. They mean, that's way too early for him to be around your son regularly as in daily etc, in a 'parental role'. 3 months is way too soon to know if he's safe enough to have around your son so consistently.

    Him having a jam session in the park with your kid is kinda weird, but that isn't 'problematic'. That is just a surface level meeting, outdoors, where you could monitor the whole time and meeting someone so briefly won't even register with your son at that age. However having someone moving in to live! with him so soon, absolutely will. You couldn't monitor him 24/7 in that situation. You can't protect your son in that situation, the way you could when he met him in the park

  5. Atheists doesn't believe in all powerful beings that interact us, immaculate conceptions, heaven and hell, etc.

    If you distance yourself from it…

    So there is that.

  6. I get the urge to move things around regularly. I usually leave it like that for a while once I have it moved though! But I also help do it. I can’t imagine having my husband do it by himself and it not even being something he wanted to do

  7. My mom was very emotionally abusive, and later became an alcoholic. My dad and sister frequently tried to puzzle out why she did x or said y. They'd often ask me, “do you think she that was manipulation, or delusion?” My answer was always “yes”.

    My guess is that your bf understands more than you think, but pretending that he doesn't both makes you doubt whether you're totally off base and gives you hope that someday you will explain it perfectly and he will change. He may not completely understand it, but you can't force people to be empathetic and introspective. No matter how many of us explained it to him, he wouldn't understand because that would require taking responsibility.

    If it was your best friend in this situation (or anyone else on this sub), would you tell her that she should stay with her abuser, a man who makes her shake with fear (that's not an over-reaction just because he hasn't been physical yet) and doubt herself? Do you think I'm cruel because I left the man who insisted that he was trying to change, and my expectations were unreasonable, and I was making a big deal out of nothing? He was only changing for the worst, and it scared me. I felt panicky when he yelled, and it was getting worse, and I think he was working up to getting physical

  8. I know it probably wasn’t said that way, and i was asking genuinely what kind of response he was hoping for/expecting. It usually helps figure out where to begin the conversation

  9. Okay but dating 26 year old still doesn’t automatically make someone an “immature” 35 year old. That was the point I was originally making, and you spun it into the “most 35 year olds” narrative. This statistic also only accounts for married couples so we’re missing a lot of data on other committed partnerships.

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