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After my comment, I saw that post about her bff. You are absolutely right. The bff knows what’s up
I can understand being confused by heteronormative and homophobic culture. What I don't understand is how someone could be gay/lesbian (rather than bi or pan) the whole time if they were for years was in a loving, deeply intimate and physical relationship, genuinely and wholeheartedly, with a spouse of the opposite sex. If they weren't in that kind of relationship then why did they make their partner feel like it was real?
My wife has always been low-libido
And
And she goes on saying that she would enjoy having an open relationship. She claims it's “only sex, nothing serious”.
Which means she has low libido WITH YOU. And how would she know she would enjoy having an open relationship? It sounds like she has been “exploring her surroundings” so to speak. Anyway, she has opened Pandora's box. Your relationship has irrevocably changed by your wife and there is not a whole lot you can do about it.
You already have resentment because she doesn't want to have sex with you, now she tells you she would love to have sex with other people. When somebody tells you who they are, believe them.
Leave her She's obviously an entitled psycho
Yea just move on to the next one best not to even have drama or have the potential to face drama especially this early on
You sure she isn’t still sleeping with her ex
You had established open communication and honesty and you pressed her to say what was wrong.
She was upset while talking to you so naturally it didn’t come easy to her.
I think her only mistake was the lack of tact and the way she said it. Other than that, she is not at fault for feeling the way she did or being honest after you repeatedly asked her about it.
I agree she should have said it differently though.
I would tell her how I feel and start from there. Say you are over thinking it now, you don’t feel attractive to her anymore etc
When it comes to both marriage and kids, everything that isn't a “Hell yeah!” is an automatic “No”. Someone pressured into marriage will grow resentful, someone who doesn't want children might bail or at least not be happy (something children can sense very well). A relationship like that will very, very likely fail.
If his behavior with the soup is cultural, him just flipping out because the whole marriage-situation is weighing on him or because he is a jerk is unclear, but what should be clear is that you shouldn't marry someone who treats you like this. If this was a one-time thing, then it's likely because he is miserable because of the pressure everyone is putting on him and he snapped – not an excuse, but a very good indicator that he definitely doesn't feel like marriage and children are something he wants.
For both your sakes, end the relationship. You can find someone who has the same goals as you and he will be free from the pressure. You will only resent each other – things like marriage and children should never include pressure and all I see here is that you will be miserable and upset if you delay your plans for an unsure future with him and he will be miserable if he goes along with your speed.
She may change, but it would take time, besides you leaving her could serve as motivation for her to not destroy her next relationship. So yes leaving is the best choice.