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Sounds unreasonable. Staying with such a person also sounds unreasonable.
But if she's just sitting home all day, maybe she needs to get a job for the sake of her sanity and yours. And with an extra income, you could probably afford a housekeeper.
Sounds like your dad is on a power trip. I'm assuming that this isn't the only thing he's ever done that was abusive.
Anytime I hear the old “wife has low libido thing” it automatically tells me that the wife isn’t attracted to YOU. What an insane contradiction it is for you libido to be so low that you won’t fuck your husband but you want to fuck other men ?
Even with kids, need to be careful and positive but practical. Like “you’ll be an amazing mom, but kids need usually this amount of money for healthcare, education and needs in first few years, how do you plan to handle this?”
When I was younger I lost too many friends to their abusive grooming hubbies, and I learned that if you really care for them you should be the safest person they can talk to, but shouldn’t get too involved and be too vocal. Manipulator will eliminate any support system their partner sees as a threat
I’m currently waiting for her to talk to her family about setting up healthy boundaries. I’m waiting for her to phone me back tonight. The issue I’ve seen is they are reluctant to let her see me unless they can further vet me but I’m an adult and I don’t need to prove anything to them. I am very happy with my fiancé and she’s happy with me. The dad suffers from extreme levels of toxic masculinity telling people what they should and shouldn’t do. He’s a truck boss by trade so all he does when I meet him is boss me about and tells me what to do with my life instead of talking about normal things. The level he micromanagers my partner is borderline abuse. For example me and her had been sleeping late because it’s the Christmas holidays but it upset the father who had sent me a text telling me to tell my fiancé to call him immediately to tell him she had booked a taxi to come back home. We are talking those levels of paranoia and control. When I was out with my fiancé he was messaging her every 3-4 hours to ask if she was okay. The constant texting and calls make me feel like my every move is being watched and I feel intimidated. I’ve told my partner this and now the parents have admitted they have gone overboard with being over protective of the daughter. I tried to level with the brother and tell him I understand he’s being protective (I’ve got a half brother and sister who are just turning into teenagers) so I understand the mindset but in our mid to late 20s it’s overboard.
Don't open this can of worms, this could ruin the relationship between all of you. I would not be happy to be proposed to on someone else's special day. I would also not happy if I was proposed to and a family member did the same thing. It's their special day, don't steal the thunder. Also, your gp pressuring you to propose is not OK. If you are going to propose, do it if and when you're ready, and when you're absolutely sure this is what you want, not because you're under pressure
So I actually emailed my building about an hour ago and they answered saying 1) I cannot install an doorbell camera or any other camera that faces the hallway and 2) to come to the management office tomorrow to discuss in person. But I want to keep as much of this in writing as possible.
In today's edition of “Why teenagers shouldn't get married.”
I am very much an idiot. As it seems. I know I’m not mature and my replies may seem stubborn. But I’m really just trying to answer and not argue!
Why should OP get rung up for assault if OP wins the fight? Not worth it, OP should just break all association with his scumbag best friend and move on with life.
TLDR: it was a terrible relationship right from the beginning…so obviously we got married…
Did he find out about your side piece, maybe?
Block. It is the only way. On everything. Remove the triggers.
Hey, I would be more shocked if therapy wasn’t suggested. That’s the cure for everything.
I have many male friends that I spend time with without my husband around. We’ll go out to lunch when my husband is working or go out shopping together or something of the sort. I have no desire to sleep with any of them or carry on an emotional affair – I just enjoy having these friends, pure and simple.
Perhaps I’m wrong, because lying can mean many things. But if you freaked out when she expressed that she was hanging out with this friend – she’s not going to want to tell you the truth about it next time.
Hanging out with a male friend is clearly, obviously going to cause a problem in a lot of cases. I get that people say: “You can have friends of the opposite sex, I do it just fine”, but the problem with that is, if people were mature and honest enough about boundaries and communication then posts like OP's wouldn't exist, because quite clearly his wife hasn't been honest, she's actively deceiving him and making it out to be his fault.
She has a responsibility to her husband ABOVE ALL else to consider his feelings beyond that of her own if they relate another male outside of the relationship.
She assured me nothing was wrong and I then started trying to do everything I can think of to fill any voids or deficiencies I have contributed to in the relationship and reduce her loneliness, like coming home from work early (I normally work 10 hour days,) spending more time out of the house together, etc.
That's enough time for her to be engaging in a physical and emotional affair with another man while OP is out of the house. She's actively deflecting criticism onto him here.
I had texted him earlier and he said he was at home, which means he followed what she asked him to do and continued the lie.
See, if the guy was friends with both of them equally, he wouldn't be encouraged to lie on her behalf. He has a vested interest in maintaining the affair. I know full well as a man that another man isn't going to tolerate that behaviour, so if there's nothing going on I'd certainly not make it seem like anyone had a reason to be suspicious unless I had something to hide.