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Date: February 14, 2023
done sorry
He has yes, but it’s not often. Whenever i brought it up in the past he just said he didn’t have a high sex drive, but then i found out about the porn so i just felt like i was not enough. We have been dating for a little under 2 years now
I can guarantee they will be up on a porn site within a week.
You were raped. A sexual act was performed on you without your consent. You are in danger.
No, I think you did the right thing. It's always better to have two forms of birth control. Even though I knew my pills worked great when I first met my husband he always used condoms. And when I wasn't on birth control pills he just used condoms. we never had a problem cuz he was always very conscious and careful. But we were married then and planning on kids. So condoms can be great but they're definitely not foolproof.
She probably grew up thinking house work is woman's work, and if she doesn't do it, she is not good enough, but at the same time she is too tired after work to do any.
So when she says this again,
“I’m sorry- but when you do that stuff it makes me feel bad”
You are going to tell her “well you have to put so much energy into doing x, y, z for us, that I feel like I want to help out a little when I have time and when I feel like it. And I know you are tired after all of that. Plus I'm doing it for me because if it's done when you get home, I get to spend more time with you”
Let her know that you do it because you want to, and not because you don't think that she is capable.
(x, y, z can be anything like working longer hours than you and needing extra time to get ready and travel to and from work, doing something special for you, helping around the house after work, etc).
Yes! I think that's exactly what he's trying to say. It took HOURS trying to deduce that!
No I wasn't joking, he's a therapist but mostly works with children. I think the way he has to communicate with them (small words, lots of examples) shows up in our adult relationship communication and presents as “I don't like you” instead of “I'm frustrated” or “you're being stubborn”. I communicate much more concisely than he does and I'm I more conscious of my word choice (I'm a high school teacher).
I have the same question about him staying with me. Is he here because she doesn't NOT like me or his he staying despite that?