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Thank you so much for your reply
She has clearly been on the fence for five years. She was probably just more comfortable around you than alone with her own thoughts. You made a difficult decision easy for her.
Sounds like one of those boundary-testing attempts to set a precedent of her being able to do whatever she feels like. Let it go and you've got a lot more headaches and heartbreak ahead of you.
In your place, I'd be straight with her and tell her none of that behavior was ok. If she does anything other than apologize and show that she's actually sorry and recognizes what's wrong with it and won't do it again, then you end it. It's not worth playing these games. And avoid getting in a messy fight about it. Just make it clear where you stand and that you won't be taken advantage of.
He didn't forget. He doesn't care.and you know he doesn't care cause he told you multiple times. You reminded him over and over, if he cared, he would have done something. You deserve better
I see these posts alot but I don't often see people talking about female condoms or diaphragms. Both have a 92-96% effectiveness (diaphragm do need spermacide) and female condoms protect against STI's.
Neither of which cause hormone imbalance, side effects with periods or surgical procedures.
While I would say wearing a Condom is simple, the automatic jump to vasectomy always strikes me as odd when there is this safe and highly effective alternative which a woman would have complete control over.
Though I agree with you philosophically, in practicality it is their house , their rules. They have the ability to boot her if she’s living any way other than how they deem fit.
Yep, and that's why she needs to work on emancipating herself practically with her BF rather than goin g0-100 and potentially ending up on the streets.
It may or may not be depression but as an adult it is his responsibility to manage his mental health. If depression is getting in the way of him living his everyday life and he refuses help there is not much more you can do for him. You can have another conversation about about him getting help but you can’t make him. I say this as a person with depression and a few other diagnosis that could limit the quality of my life, his depression is not a reason for you to stay. It’s not his fault but it is his responsibility. You can’t drown trying to save him. Well, I guess you could but I wouldn’t recommend it. I know the guilt you must be feeling, I have also stayed way too long with someone who wasn’t meeting my needs because of his “depression”. I put depression in quotes not because I don’t believe he was depressed, but because I think it’s possible for people to both have depression and be crummy partners, in the same way that it’s possible for people with depression to be amazing partners. But I couldn’t see past the depression to the fact that he just wasn’t being a good partner to me. I excused and excused because I would have felt so terrible “abandoning” him in his time of need. I did eventually leave and he did just fine. He’s currently with someone else giving her a headache instead of me. You know that phrase “don’t set yourself on fire to keep someone else warm”? Yeah, that applies here
She doesn't deserve anything from you. Just block her.
I think in a way we only ever do it hoping to feel that way we used to with them
I think you would be perfectly entitled to choose to not host him in your home. You can also choose to not go to his home when your wife does but based on the history you may want to not leave her alone with him. If you do go it’s fine to be no more than polite.
You can’t tell her not to see him, he’s her dad.
Up to you if you tell him you know. I might do so, to explain why he will not set foot in your house.
I’m not buying this story at all. Age gap and animal rage bait.
Not that I'm great at giving advice but I love your petty fake pregnancy.
On the other hand (I am pro-choice), I don't think you have to agree on everything with your partner. But if it is too much of a dealbreaker than it is time to get rid of him.
And as I said you can