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Date: October 5, 2022
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Thank you for taking the time to respond, just reading this makes me feel better
Oof, you are pissed at someone and it isn't OP.
If my husband was faking it this much is be more than annoyed. I'm sure this is not the case.
Makes sense! My job requires dependable people since I work work kiddos with an autism diagnosis so they won't tolerate inconsistent people. I'm thinking it definitely isn't a good habit to get into with how much hes doing it but from what it appears he doesn't get into any trouble for it. He also doesn't get vacation days or PTO so calling out or taking time off is always unpaid. I can see the performance thing definitely being an issue for the nature of his job and I am understanding of that for sure. Thank you
I dont like sex (as I put in another post idk if I never did or if its a consequence of depression) but I do definetly enjoy it the most when my partner is happy doing it, that doesnt mean I want to have it, it does mean we have reached a compromise when “I dont mind doing it” and he is in the mood as well.
I am not asexual so I am unable to tell you how he feels, but I can tell you that he for sure is doing his best considering this as he didnt tell you “no never” but “I really dont know” which is the most honest approach he could have made.
Well none of this means your sex lifes will be compatible with each other's even if he finds out he is other thing than purely asexual, this is why I think that if you love him enough to still be together it is a compromise for both of you to make. “We wont have sex or do anything related unless you feel otherwise, please be okay with me during this relationship watching p-rn to relieve myself”
is this from experience or your opinion?
No I am a recovering alcoholic and used to get myself in these situations, started drinking responsibly and am better off for it. It’s just my 2 cents.
He does things that confuse me and speak beyond friendship. But yes, it’s none of my business. I will not say anything but the things he does and says makes me think he wants to reconcile at some point and this ruins that opportunity for me which is why I thought to speak to him about rather than bring it up later. I know it’s on me to create boundary. Why introduce me to his sister after the break-up? Why offer me to stay at his home when I didn’t ask? Why check on me daily to communicate? If that’s all him just being friends, then I’m not ready for it, and you all are helping me see that more clearly. I do need to go no contact even if that’s not what he wants
So does the time he lasts in bed
If you would have asked me when you were 19 then I would’ve cautioned you. You and he are two that made it through this stage. Good luck!
OP, adding to the comment you replied to:
You said you grew up in a household where you got everything material-wise, and if you leave, that won’t be the case for your daughter.
But would you rather have your daughter grow up in an extremely toxic environment with a mother who is never truly happy, but she has everything she could ask material-wise, or would you rather have her grow up in a place full of love and happiness, but maybe she’ll have a second-hand stroller and no designer clothes?
I guess it depends how big the sacrifices are on both side, and if moving out would automatically mean you receive absolutely no support from your parents. Maybe you can agree to a Gilmore-girls style deal – you visit once a month or whatever is possible, and in return they pay for her extracurriculars/toys/whatever.
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