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  1. 1) You must put the child first. I don't know what this will look like…it might mean doing nothing, but the child has to go first. 2) If what you say is true, try to hurt as few people as possible. I'm sorry dude…that's rough.

  2. Then you need to break up with her. Sort your priorities out. It's obvious you don't have time for a relationship so let her go and don't string her along. She deserves to find someone that makes her happy.

  3. There's a lot of false information on Tiktok about birth control basically being poison.

    I mean, I feel better off it than on it, but that's not the same thing as it being toxic or harmful.

    I wonder where she's getting her current information.

  4. Your husband doesn't take your relationship seriously (i.e cheating), so with that in mind, why would you even try to convince yourself to stay with someone who has eyes for other people that should only be to you? He made an active decision to sexualize with another woman KNOWING he is a married man, and now he's begging for forgiveness? He should've thought about how you'd feel BEFORE.

  5. My comment was in response to someone asking why the guy should have to pay for a child he doesn’t want. The woman in this post does not want an abortion. In this case the man should have thought ahead about who he was having sex with, their opinions and views, or just have worn a condom.

    The matter of what to do once pregnant is a separate discussion to what to do before getting pregnant.

  6. It's still shitty, for sure, but it's not nearly as shitty as leaving them wondering. For example, in cases like this, she was very clear with OP, so at least he immediately knew it was over.

    Ghosting can leave you not even knowing if something happened and they can't reach out or even if they're still alive (in extreme cases).

    In regards to his actions now it's basically the same. Either way it's over, he has to accept it and move on. But it's a big big difference those first days.

  7. Because this isn’t her daughters actions the parent needs to be a parent

    I don’t know if you plan on having kids together but imagine you trying to tell your child no for something and her going behind your back and getting it anyway because that’s exactly what’s going to happen

  8. Well. My husband and I have had some pretty volatile arguments, which could probably be considered toxic, but. It doesn't bother me once we've calmed down. The red lines are (obviously) nothing physical, and name calling. Because that just gets into how people feel about each other outside of the argument, and can really really damage self-esteem, and poison the rest of the relationship. Of course, if one of you considers it their line in the sand, then you stop. You control yourself. Because that's how it works. All things should be consensual – even arguments.

  9. It’s okay to break up. You don’t have enough in common and you’re in college.

    Go – be young and free. Be nice about the breakup. Move on and be happy.

  10. I would be sure you have a stable place first. Sounds like you moved around a lot and feel like this place s gonna stick? What makes that the case? If you can truly care for the dogs, then maybe bring the father in. But don’t do it because you miss them, potentially harming them.

  11. How many vaginas have you seen in real life amd hiw many have you seen in porn? And please specify wbich is which

  12. I am going to do something potentially controversial and give advice on how to finish wedding planning rather than suggesting you leave your fiancé

    I had a lot of similar problems when wedding planning. I couldn’t get my then-fiancé to give me names or addresses and when I really pushed he’d offer we just not invite his friends and family rather than him have to look up any addresses. Here’s the simple workaround: ask his mother. She may not have ALL the addresses but if she doesn’t then she knows the aunt who dies Christmas cards and will get you everything you need in an excel spreadsheet.

    Also… tell on him to his parents. The sounds really dumb but if he’s valuing their opinions and not yours, tell them that. If they support your wedding they will have a talk with him about how you are now his partner and teammate and he needs to both listen to you and help you.

    It feels really juvenile to go around and talk to parents but they’re becoming a part of your family now and will prove to be a wealth of resources to help you communicate with your partner.

  13. What will you gain by not admitting the information? You're fully barren. Your options are either in vitro (with a sperm donor), or adoption.

  14. He will magically be reachable for the right woman. Who, sorry to say, isn't you. What should you do? Take time away and lose the erotomania.

  15. You asked public Facebook groups for info about your fiance? I'm not surprised that he responded the way he did. Shouldn't you have an idea about whether this guy is a danger not already.

  16. There are a lot of contracts in life. When you buy a car or house for instance, get a hotel room for a night, rent a car, get a credit card or bank account, drivers license or anything else really.

    Marriage is a legal contract that offers certain important protections to each partner. There is a reason gay marriage was such a big deal. If one of you is ever injured and incapacitated, the hospital will not let the uninjured partner in at all or to make medical decisions on the incapacitated partner's behalf. Your assets are at risk if one of you dies. Also, if one of you ever dies and needs the others social security, you need to be married for 10 years to be able to access that. There are tax benefits when you file jointly.The list goes on and on and on but those are the basics.

    Most couples should make agreements about splitting when they are in a good place. A contract can protect both partners in that situation as well. Prenups exist.

  17. But you don't want to be friends with her and you have made that very evident from this post. Even if you were to hypothetically “take a break” and find your own woman and come back, it doesn't mean those feelings are going to change.

    My perspective is less common because I don't believe men and women can be “just friends” it's not biological wired into us to do that. I don't mean you cannot cordial, respectful or on good terms with someone of the opposite sex, but what I mean is that if you're spending one on one time with them day in and day out, at some point feelings will get involved. Now as for the magnitude of said feelings, that is very different based on many factors.

  18. You didn't have to post about your morally dubious decisions if you were going to be so butthurt about people flaming you, but here we are and damn you crying about it sure is entertaining. Lol

    Btw I'm a guy before you call me a misandrist. ?

  19. There's no fixing this. 4 professionals have already told you. Either get out or prepare for him to take your kids and you down with him.

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