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Mhh idk I feel like that without her I don’t have anyone.
One of the people that I loved most in my life is my grandmother. Why? At the core, it's that she gave me unconditional love… she loved me wholeheartedly and without reservation.
What next?
Sit him down and discuss the future of your marriage?
Spell out -crystal clear- what you will do when he cheats. He will ( maybe already has).
Of course, first you will have to decide what you will do with a cheater.
You deserve better
She really doesn't. But her kids do.
From a woman’s perspective, my fiancé has asked me to pick up the tab a few times, he makes a lot more than me and he also picks up the bulk of the dates and spoils the crap out of me. Now, I don’t love it when he asks me to pay, because I would rather offer, but I don’t make him feel bad about it. I’m very aware of how good to me he is and I can let this slide when it happens. I also assume if he’s asking he is feeling like he’s stretched a little thin.
Just have a chat with your gf so you can understand each other and your approach to this a little better. It’s a bit awkward BUT it does sound like something that a quick conversation could easily clear up.
I really hope some of these are fake, because otherwise it is so sad.
It is absolutely possible to cheat in an open relationship. You may have agreed on the “don't ask don't tell” concept, but the problem here is that you are prioritizing your sexual partner over your wife. Having other partners does not mean neglecting your existing relationship. You did not cheat by having a partner without telling your wife, if that is what you two agreed to. You “cheated” by allowing your new, exciting relationship to interfere. If you really want to salvage your marriage, I strongly suggest marriage counseling with a therapist who specializes in ethical non-monogamy. There are also plenty of on-line groups who offer guidance and support for the lifestyle.
I’m glad you’ve left. Stay gone. Do not contact him or answer his calls. Get a drug test for your son and get a doctor to look him over. Complaining of a sore rear after being drugged screams sexual assault to me
Clearly you are not law enforcement, or a lawyer etc and thank god for that. You are wholly uneducated on what you are speaking on. There is NO LEGAL repercussions that can be done. The wife is a full adult who signed a contract signing away her rights to said photos and also acknowledging that she consented to said photos to be taken in the first place. Absolutely nothing anyone can do because this is not sexual assault nor harassment.
It’s a lesson that apparently a lot of people need to learn by looking at these comments: you don’t have to take hot photos, but when you do, you are consenting to said photos to be taken and when you sign the rights away to said pictures, they are not “your” pictures anymore and the photographer can do whatever they want with those photos.
Stop signing contracts without reading them and fully understanding them – even TOS!
You removed yourself from a toxic situation. You have a right to do that without explanation. If he is falling over the edge that’s on him to manage his feelings. You removing yourself does not make you a bad guy in any story.