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“I really like her” “I didn't reply for a day and a half” No one is that busy, you could have sent a quick message that took your 30 seconds to construct explaining that you're on the same page but that you're very busy.
Take all her stuff away? Hm I am not sure what laws there are in her place, but in quite a few places if you give your child something it becomes his and you can't just take it away freely. For example if they have given her computer she could go move in somwehre else and her parents would have no legal power over her to stop it. If she lives seperately she wouldn't have to give up anything she has.
Other than that, you should consider dating someone who isn't acting like their parents property.
I haven't read the first post but I think your mixing different subjects here. If you and your sister enjoys some time alone I think that's totally normal. I can't see why you husband shouldn't support that. It's the part about her wanting to spend time with you and her husband without your husband that seems problematic. Why can't you and her just plan something together?
Teen doesn’t have strong relationship with parents or friends or anyone to warn her dating an adult as a teen is a horrible idea? Check.
Actually marrying the older creep? Check.
Creep already has a child? Check.
Wife works and does all housework? Check.
Creep constantly makes adulterous jokes? Check.
Sigh. I have no words anymore. I know Reddit skews things because only people with terrible relationships make the posts, but c’mon. How can OP think getting with someone so old and with a kid when she was a teen was a good idea.
Like even if you’re not a super smart teen, shouldn’t it be obvious the guy is not a decent man?
It's so difficult cause I love her a lot, She's very caring when she's not in absolute mood and always gives me a full full loving, in all of the 5 love languages. She's always showing her appreciation and the sort but when she's upset it's like she's a different person.
I’m a single mother to 2 children, my ex does not pay a penny towards them and doesn’t see them. He couldn’t be bothered. I am now seeing a lovely guy but I would never take money from him for my children. They are not his responsibility. It is up to her to provide for her children, not you. Is she working?
Not a pushover, he wasn’t a pushover when he TOLD you your fiancé is not invited. He sides with his wife and supports her decisions, something you are not doing with yours. I bet you Bob will jump at you if you tried to exclude his wife. Which is something you probably know or you would have stayed up for your fiancé against Sarah and the rest of the group a long time ago
Yes definitely I don’t want him to be the only good thing in my life then it just makes me totally dependent on him. If I get counselling and spend time away from him what should I give him as a reason for needing a break from him do you think?
I wouldn’t talk to her about it. She knows. Next time she does it respond with “I asked you not to do that because it makes me uncomfortable, so why are you still doing it?” If she doubles down I’d walk away or leave entirely. You might be losing this friendship because of her.
“I really like her” “I didn't reply for a day and a half” No one is that busy, you could have sent a quick message that took your 30 seconds to construct explaining that you're on the same page but that you're very busy.
Take all her stuff away? Hm I am not sure what laws there are in her place, but in quite a few places if you give your child something it becomes his and you can't just take it away freely. For example if they have given her computer she could go move in somwehre else and her parents would have no legal power over her to stop it. If she lives seperately she wouldn't have to give up anything she has.
Other than that, you should consider dating someone who isn't acting like their parents property.
Theyre not picking up the phone
I haven't read the first post but I think your mixing different subjects here. If you and your sister enjoys some time alone I think that's totally normal. I can't see why you husband shouldn't support that. It's the part about her wanting to spend time with you and her husband without your husband that seems problematic. Why can't you and her just plan something together?
Massive age gap? Check.
Adult preying on a teen? Check.
Teen doesn’t have strong relationship with parents or friends or anyone to warn her dating an adult as a teen is a horrible idea? Check.
Actually marrying the older creep? Check.
Creep already has a child? Check.
Wife works and does all housework? Check.
Creep constantly makes adulterous jokes? Check.
Sigh. I have no words anymore. I know Reddit skews things because only people with terrible relationships make the posts, but c’mon. How can OP think getting with someone so old and with a kid when she was a teen was a good idea.
Like even if you’re not a super smart teen, shouldn’t it be obvious the guy is not a decent man?
It's so difficult cause I love her a lot, She's very caring when she's not in absolute mood and always gives me a full full loving, in all of the 5 love languages. She's always showing her appreciation and the sort but when she's upset it's like she's a different person.
I’m a single mother to 2 children, my ex does not pay a penny towards them and doesn’t see them. He couldn’t be bothered. I am now seeing a lovely guy but I would never take money from him for my children. They are not his responsibility. It is up to her to provide for her children, not you. Is she working?
Not a pushover, he wasn’t a pushover when he TOLD you your fiancé is not invited. He sides with his wife and supports her decisions, something you are not doing with yours. I bet you Bob will jump at you if you tried to exclude his wife. Which is something you probably know or you would have stayed up for your fiancé against Sarah and the rest of the group a long time ago
Please get some counseling. You have had THREE traumatic events in quick succession. It helps.
Yes definitely I don’t want him to be the only good thing in my life then it just makes me totally dependent on him. If I get counselling and spend time away from him what should I give him as a reason for needing a break from him do you think?
I wouldn’t talk to her about it. She knows. Next time she does it respond with “I asked you not to do that because it makes me uncomfortable, so why are you still doing it?” If she doubles down I’d walk away or leave entirely. You might be losing this friendship because of her.