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Date: September 26, 2022

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  1. Everyone copes in their own way. He probably does care but he doesn’t want to feel that emotional pain so he hides it as best he can.

  2. I am in a similar situation as you. Wife and kids, no sex, lot's of arguing. I want a good sexual relationship and to be happy instead of arguing. I just say this to let you know you are not alone in your feelings. I am not sure what the right answer is.

  3. I'm pretty confident that he doesn't actually want custody or to have to put any work into maintaining a relationship with his kid. It certainly jibes with the repeated accusations that his ex is lazy… it's so common to project your own flaws on your SO.

  4. unfortunately yes. sometimes people are used to abusive homes or abusive partners that it just becomes “normal” for them, and normal is comfortable.

    ive been in a similar situation before with an abusive ex, and i had fights with my ex during really special moments of my current relationship that i regret.

    the truth is you could tell her anything but it cant be fixed in a short time period. she might need professional help even. its okay that you want to protect her but just remember that its not really in your control and its up to her what she does. you can make suggestions and do what you can to support her and she might realize that shes not being treated right, its what happened to me after a long time, but sometimes people dont realize either and theres only so much you can do

  5. Oh for fucks sake STOP HAVING KIDS! You can't be an active father to 11 children with different mamas, you just can't. And not paying child support? You aren't even doing the bare fucking minimal. Your mom is right, you should listen to her.

  6. Please don’t be played for a fool. She was mad and wanted to hurt you by getting one up on you. My point of view may be tainted but I wouldn’t be able to move past that. Once is a mistake twice is calculated.

  7. It's great that you want to be healthy but your husband is utter trash because of how he treats you and speaks to you.

  8. The internet HATES furries?

    Some people laugh at furries, sure, but it's not hate. I do find it funny, but I don't care if they do whatever makes them happy.

  9. He’s a “rational person” but he gets mad and leaves every time you want to have a serious convo? He blames you for your social behavior instead of actually giving advice for you to change it (if it’s so important). He makes you feel bad so that you do whatever he wants.

    Bf is like “forget how you feel about this! You should do what I say, OP”

    ALSO your difference in jobs have nothing to do with you “being interesting” to him. Someone that really loves you would be interested in you regarrdless of what job you have.

    Also also being in a normal “office job” doesn’t indicate you’re less smart or whatever if that’s what you were getting at. Him running his business doesn’t mean he gets to run his mouth and treat you like this. He’s obviously not smart enough to keep it shut.

    You are indeed wasting your time.

  10. You should ask the hospital social worker or police to connect you to a local domestic abuse program. They will help in instances like this– it doesn't just have to be physical abuse.

    An advocate can help you with safety planning, knowing your rights and other resources.

  11. If she does something it's because she has psychological issues, not because of you. I don't know if this is the case, but if she's telling you she'll harm herself if you break up, she's being manipulative. Also, you are not qualified to help her. She needs a counselor or therapist.

    And it's ultimately unkind to keep her in a relationship that isn't what she thinks it is.

  12. Great. I had avoided therapy. Had avoided being honest about what had happened with anyone. I just pretended that everything was great and my childhood was mostly normal.

    It wasn’t.

    I had repressed this stuff pretty well for about 25 years when I had a major panic attack out of nowhere at work. Ambulance came and brought me to hospital as I had no idea what was going on. ER doctor gave me the contact information for a therapist after they figured out what was most likely going on with me. My wife drove to pick me up with our kids and I broke like a dam on the car ride home about what I’d been holding back. I was worried that what I shared with my wife would have mad her look at me different or treat me differently which I did not want. Our relationship is and was perfect. Thankfully, this didn’t happen. She just supported me at my own pace. Talked to me when I wanted to talk and at every “you must think I’m gross” she would point to how out of control what happened to me truly was.

    I don’t think my repression was having negative effects outside of my own self but I do see major growth and improvement in who I am since I revealed that to my partner and started therapy. My partner has been super supportive, respectful and kind and has stated that she had always had a sense of what I revealed to her and wasn’t that surprised when I finally title her what happened.

    Therapy has really just helped me make peace with what happened, given me perspective, and helped me to be an all around better human and decision maker.

  13. My husband coughs in his sleep. Yet he’s still asleep… not awake. Idk if that’s a good indicator of “hello, someone is awake.”

    If he didn’t want her hearing, he shouldn’t have sat right outside the door where she was sleeping.

    I agree eavesdropping on someone’s therapy session is rude & wrong… but she did not creep over to purposely do so. She didn’t get out of bed to even sneak down the hall to listen in. She woke up, immediately heard him talking about her, & went back to sleep.

    I’m not acting like a toddler. You’re just trying to dehumanize me because you’re upset I don’t immediately agree with you in every way.

  14. That’s a massive insecurity on your behalf. You should be proud of her confidence, if she’s showing them to other people that’s a bit off but otherwise it’s pretty common for people to take very hot pictures of themselves.

  15. If you're gonna try to get her out of this then you need to choose your approach very carefully. These scammers are very good at manipulation and she is going to defend him all the way. Usually the people that fall for these scams are good people with a very low level of self confidence. They are convinced they have finally found their happily ever after partner and regardless how long you two have been friends you will be seen as a threat to their happiness. You may have to accept that she is already lost and he will take everything she has.

  16. Month and a half and loves you? Oof I’m not sure how you’ve made it to 25 being this naive. Your flat mate is 100% right, enjoy getting cheated on.

  17. Thanks for your response. I know the baby idea is not great at the moment. We weren't hoping a baby would fix things. But I'll be putting a hold on this for a while until this is sorted.

    It's just so hard to know what is real / my gut warning me, and what is just my insecurities at play. Most of the time I trust him and I was working through the past betrayals, our relationship was getting stronger but these recent “betrayals” (He insists he hasn't done anything wrong) really throw me.

    I hope my psychologist can help me through this.

    Thanks again

  18. So this relationship is all you giving, him taking. Happy for you to make sacrifices, but never returned. Not a healthy relationship

  19. Who you sleep with while single shouldn’t matter for future relationships. Sleeping with others as a way too cope with feelings isn’t the best coping mechanism as so you’ve stated it doesn’t make you feel any better. Find a better way to release your frustrations. You are free to move on and pursue other relationships but don’t pursue them just as a means to get over or wait for someone. Online your life don’t wait on someone to return your feelings. If the time for you both ever comes then let it, but don’t dwell on something that could or couldn’t happen. Live! in the now.

  20. If you have any pride/self respect then yes, you pack even if it takes weeks (thats just the excuse you are makin right now to not act), andu tell him if u feel like telling

    Dont be a doormat respect yourself

  21. Nah, he's not. This is 100% a power move. He is trying to force you to do something he knows you are uncomfortable with, and it's a profound thing: to give such intimate entry to your life to your awful father. He's doing it bc it's a power move, if he begins your marriage with such a huge win on his part, and such a huge surrender on yours, he pretty much has you under his heel.

    Your father was abusive, and now you found a man who is just like him, but you are in denial – I'm sure your mother was, too.

  22. So you are dating this girl for five months and she does that?

    Take a step back. Imagine a world where you take her back and you guys stay together. How long until she wants another break?

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