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I mean you can’t expect him to just be ok. It’s kind of unrealistic after 3 years. He probably figured once you got engaged you’ll feel more comfortable. He held out as long as he could. You both are in your 30s. Why not just elope at this point. Honestly I think you need to respect what he wants and evaluate what you want. If you want him then you might have to think about going the extra yard. If not and your values hold more it’s time to rethink marrying him
Yeah no. The disrespect is coming from you and the disrespect you are showing her when you feel entitled to controlling her. If the things you do for her are conditional, then what you want is dependency and control, and that is toxic af.
Symptoms can persist for years but you wouldn’t be in a constant state of flashbacks. It doesn’t happen non-stop and as I said before she wasn’t going through all of this while medicated. You would thing her psychologist would notice her weight loss and erratic ramblings
To all of the people saying „3 months is too short to be in love“, I agree. But he could say something like „I like you a lot but love takes time. Our relationship goes into a right direction…“ etc.
Just saying no will make OP feel undesired and unloved.
And advice for OP: leave him tbh. Not because he doesn‘t love you yet, but because he is obsessive over his ex. It doesn‘t sound healthy tbh.
Five years is about 4.5 years too long for that nonsense. End it and find someone where you online and let her do the same.