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Date: October 19, 2022

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  1. Based on his comments i assume this is the type of guy who does minimal effort to help around the house/with the kid or make his wife feel special and loved (not just a hole for him to get off in). Did she enjoy the sex you had before? Did you satisfy her needs? Have you made comments about her baby body that make her self conscious? Does she have fears about you not finding her attractive? Did you communicate any of this with her? I feel like there must be something else going on here

  2. Oh come on you guys got called out for being jerks about the whole thing. He told you. He told you more than once. To pretend you didn’t know is ridiculous.

    I’m autistic and we often get told our emotions aren’t valid because we are autistic. He has a valid reason. What has upset him even more is that he has been telling you guys, that he’s expressed himself and your NT asses were like “why didnt you tell us” don’t gaslight the bloke and automatically making it HIS fault. Like he deceived you. Gaslighting his ass saying you had no idea it meant something to him. When he expressed he wanted to talk to them. Did you think he’s not capable of making a decision like that?

    It’s personal to him and he offered. You turned him down multiple times. Don’t be shocked with his reaction.

  3. Hold firm on your boundaries! You told him you do not consent to be touched aggressively outside of the bedroom, he is making the conscious, deliberate decision to ignore that and continue. It's not just annoying, it's disgusting.

  4. I did ask him everything so that I could stop the spiraling thoughts but I just don’t believe a word he says now so it didn’t help 🙁

  5. Thanks for the more balanced response.

    I definitely do have the reasons laid out (albeit laid out in a rant) and I don't see a huge amount of positive movement, maybe I do have my mind made up. If I knew how to give her the push to change things for the better, for herself nevermind me, I would, but the word contempt hits pretty naked there. Finding myself resenting my partner is doing neither of us any good.

    I'd be interested to know if you have any recommendations for therapy regarding this. I've had counselling for various issues in the past, and had a course of CBT workshops that I felt were really productive long term. If there's a chance of saving my relationship and not throwing a quarter of my life away then I'd take it. Unless that's just more of.. avoiding the bandaid.

  6. No, he’s been at this job for a long time and as far as I know he’s planning on moving up and staying at the job. Could he be a straight up manipulative psychopath? Or is he just experimenting to figure himself out and it got out of hand because I caught feelings?

  7. Nothing here sounds abusive, but the silent treatment is toxic and really harmful – for exactly the reasons you’ve laid out. I think you two should get into counseling so you can learn effective communication techniques 🙂

  8. Sounds like she’s inviting your husband to sleep with her and judging by the response you described, he’s happily receptive to the idea.

    Have a chat with him about this and make your feelings firm. Then go have a chat with her and make your feelings firm. Cut her off completely. None of that ‘but she’s my friend’ crap. Friends don’t make eye contact and suck off lollipops in sexual ways to their others friends husbands.

    But let me just say that if your husband is receptive to an affair, there’s very little you can do about it. If someone wants to cheat they will. The only thing you can control is your response and what behaviour you’re willing to accept from a spouse.

  9. I have AS too and you can fight with it, good luck!

    Back to your fiancé, he wanted to fuck your younger sister ? Is there something more disgusting ?

  10. couldn't get much bigger, either…

    What does the note say? The note says “Your BF is a jerk”

  11. Definitely would understand someone asking questions and making suggestions but outright shitting on your idea? Not a partner.

    Personally I would ditch her and create a business plan.

  12. Op, you haven’t done anything wrong. Even in the past. Be wary of your partner. There is a power imbalance here because of age difference and and she is using very strong and untrue accusations to make you doubt yourself and to control you.

    Think what is behind this? She might be worried that you are so much younger that you will meet someone your own age.

    Please stick up for yourself and don’t just see things her way.

  13. I'm good and appreciate your problem. Give something new a try, see if you can't break out. Don't give any more moments of your life to this loser. xo

  14. Is he maybe lying about all this and has someone else. Much respect to all military personnel, but they have a reputation of not being faithful. Maybe another family? Kind of strange, all of sudden, yea no I don’t want to be a dad. Like you can return and get a refund for the kids. I would be livid.

  15. I'm going to go out on a limb here and say what she said and/or how she said it was wrong, but it didn't come from nowhere. If you look at the meaning and ignore the tone, was she asking anything crazy of you? (Some people expect you to clean the toilet every time you use it. That is unreasonable. Some people expect you to clean up after yourself and help with housework. That is reasonable.)

    She had no right to belittle or be cruel to you. She's got some work on her own to do. But it sounds more like she was just absolutely fed up with being treated like your mom rather than your partner. So, what really happened that caused her to call you a dirty dog? That's how we'll know if you actually fucked up.

  16. Her parents can't afford to retire as is without her and her sisters contributing to their retirement.

    When we segwayed the conversation to how to go on about joint accounts, she initially said all money from both parties should go through the joint account. Which I completely disagree with. My position was that we each contribute enough to joint account to cover our expenses and the remainder of the money is owers to do with as we please.

    She then complicated this by saying something like it should be a percentage of income or some such thing and it was basically what I was saying but she just wasn't getting that the budget would have buffers built in. This is why I am attributing her perspective to lack of practice/know how on how to handle money as opposed to malice.

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