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Date: October 9, 2022
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Are you kidding me? This brother is worse than a “male friend”; the BF cannot have exhaustive boundaries for his brother. But his GF should be mature enough to cut down any advances. What does she do if the brother gives her gifts when no one else is around?
Exactly this. He now sees somebody that wishes to be with other people, and the girl he's talking to now is focused on him, and him on her.
So your into sisters? This is all your fault you failed to disclose this information to your gf leaving your friend to use it as ammunition!
Firstly, why would you lose your children? Fight for shared custody.
Secondly, your wife is making excuses. I've been blackout drunk at a beach party full of half nude and attractive people (years ago) and didn't cheat. Though drinking lowers your inhibitions, it doesn't make you cheat. Makes you fall, sure. But it doesn't just take away all reasoning, so unless you are actually passed out/unaware of what's going on, you are still able to turn people away you shouldn't sleep with. And if you are unconscious and someone has sex with you, that would be rape, but that is clearly not the case here.
Cheating is never ok, and drinking is not a valid excuse for it. Divorce, and fight for shared custody.
First, you cannot have a “kink” for a type of person. This is fetishization. It's dehumanizing and gross for a variety of reasons that I could outline but you can also just Google “trans fetishization” and what a chaser is and find articles written by trans women.
Second, the way you are feeling about this is not transphobic. I say this as an nb person. You are not comfortable sharing your partner. You're not comfortable with threesomes. I doubt that you would feel differently were it with another cis woman or a man or whomever. Am I incorrect in this assumption? That is okay. What's not okay is that he has pressured you (and is continuing to pressure you) into sexual situations that you are uncomfortable with. This is a type of assault.
You're not limiting his “sexual exploration” by not helping him being a chaser or refusing to engage in threesomes.
I think you need to get out of this relationship. He clearly doesn't respect you and unfortunately it seems that you're not “enough” for him. You don't deserve this kind of treatment. Trust me when I say that it will likely continue.
Just one? It’s concerning, but not to the pont where it can’t be the topic of a conversation. Could be innocent. Could be nefarious.
Are you dating in person? You on-line in the same area, etc?
u/ThrowRAS1k not sure if you deleted your comment or just what but regardless, if you are dating a single parent and you honestly think that things are going to be serious and you want to marry that parent, it's UNREALISTIC to think you will get a weekend EVERY month of alone time. It won't even happen every other month because it's UNREALISTIC. this is not a what works for me doesn't work for you thing. You get serious with someone with kids, you are intending on being a parent to them. Parents to not get regular breaks. And it's laughable that so many people think they do. Y'all don't understand what it means to be a parent or a step-parent. I have NEVER seen such entitlement. If you want a weekend alone DON'T GET WITH SOMEONE WHO HAS KIDS. Seriously, this is not rocket science. Y'all need some damn help! Bunch of idiots!
I'm quite surprised people equate Xanax to feeling high or drink. Except for what you describe, I haven't noticed anything.
You're a student with no income mentioned. You're asking if you should move in with someone who has shaky income at best. Stay with your parents.
If you choose your boyfriend, leave the parent bridge unburned because you might have to come back someday soon.
I didn’t read any of this but if it’s like every night, then yes. If it’s like every blue moon, no.