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Date: October 23, 2022
Welcome to relationships.
No, I understand what you’re saying I’ve been in recovery for over 20 years. And when you’ve dealt with some of that slightly dysfunctional for a while, you develop coping mechanisms that are like ticks.
I know
Just be honest with her – that is by far the kindest thing to do.
He's been this way since Day One. He is this way now. He will continue to be this way. It will not change – and it sure won't change because there's no reason for it to: you say yourself Ive always had to back him up financially.
You thought people moving would change his spending habits? His spending of your money?
The best thing I'd suggest is: Lock down your credit, before he starts taking credit out in your name. Now that you are married (depending on jurisdiction) his debts are yours – congrats.
Separate your finances. Get him off your accounts. Save every penny you can. Meet with a financial advisor/CFP with him. If he won't go, meet with an attorney.
Do not do not have a child with this person.
Good luck OP.
I'd call an Uber and leave. I dont see any reason for him to be talking like that with you there after you told him you don't like it.
you're right. I left it i don't know what else I can do otherwise.
And yet, she still has HIM in competition with you. A marriage should be between 2 people not a third.
Then with that said, I believe we will simply have to hold to our seperate views on this topic. Granted I fully understand where you are coming from, I fail to see how people on the average who are straight would not have a difficult time obtaining and securing a traditional relationship with someone who has identified and is living as bi or even homosexual, this also includes those who who keep it hidden from their spouses, this difficulty goes both ways not just on one end.
Perhaps if I saw relevant data on the average of flourishing traditional marriages where one partner is straight and the other is bi/homosexual it would make more sense, but the trend you mentioned shows the opposite to the point of the bi/homosexual tending to prefer open relationships. So again drawing things to it's logical conclusion what do I do with that information? To me, the end result seems very clear.
Exactly! The queer community hasn't been fighting for equality for marriage just to have a pretty piece if paper. Nope, they also want the benefits and protections of marriage. People who think it's a piece of paper and that's it, either don't understand all the legality of marriage or take the ability of being able to get married for granted. Like, yes, it's a piece of paper that won't make your relationship even stronger than without. It's not magic, but it does make so many legal issues easier down the road.
It sounds like he doesn't even like you.
I tied my ex partner's shoelaces because he had a hemorrhoid that made it naked to sit down or stoop without pain. He wasn't even pregnant with my child.