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Date: October 9, 2022
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It seems like with all the trauma he has been through in his life, feeling sad and crying is familiar to him. Like he is fetishizing his own sadness. He may have also obtained a certain amount of attention from his sadness and crying and got used to that as well. I've also had a difficult life and was frequently sad from when I was a small child and until I obtained therapy, looked for ways I could make myself a victim in a lot of situations so I could go back to that familiar “woe is me” place. I wasn't allowed to cry as a child though so a lot if my sadness was just expressed verbally.
I think you have to be honest with him and let him know that you need someone a little more solid in your life. Someone that can be there for YOU as much as you are for him. And when he is constantly crying you find it next to impossible to be vulnerable yourself and get support from him. I think it is okay to show your emotions but he needs therapy so he doesn't fall apart from every little thing.
First off don’t worry I take everything on Reddit with a grain of salt. Sex life is great. This is my first time traveling in over a year. 9 day trip. We are both very clingy/touchy people (her maybe a little more than me). As for being ok with her being friends with the other guy, I’m fine with it. However, if they are going to hang out I would much much rather it not be just them. Rather it be with me or a few of her other friends if I can’t. We spend every day with eachother, i mean before this trip it was literally every signal day. Sorry I answered your questions out of order
So send him a text that says, I want a divorce, and you can stay with your sister, marry Christmas
Honestly it felt so logical before reading all the replies to this post. It has been very eye-opening indeed. I appreciate your comment and bluntness, friend.
So you’re married to a misogynist.
Guy and girl dad here. I’ve had many conversations like this with my wife and I totally refuse to raise my daughter to a double standard. She gets all the same opportunities and freedoms and self expression and sports and hobbies etc etc etc as our sons. Im not going to raise her to some archaic standard or behavior or social roles.
That’s because you are being controlling.
Friend request her. Mention you on-line nearby and ask if she wants to meet up for coffee
Shut up idiot
At least that hypothetical person isn’t trying to figure out a way to destroy a family and has some decency. You’re just trash, good luck with the babysitting job lmao.
being single and happy is worth more than being in a relationship and stressed about cheating. drop her brother
That is a grossly selfish, tone deaf and insensitive ask. Is he always stupid or just when it comes to waving his dick in his recovering wife's face? I hate to say it but you may have dodged a bullet. I can imagine him asking for a bj while you're in labor.
Hmm. You have been married a long time. Thinking outside of this exact situation. I know that resentments, stonewalling, criticism, defensiveness happens when people arent happy and obviously that's probably a big reason as to why youre in couples therapy. (no judgements, that was my marriage but were divorced now)
Was your wife always the one who cleaned up earlier in the marriage? And are the kids grown/out of the house? Did she never clean before? Did you never clean before? Just trying to think about why she would say that after you cleaned. Just seems hurtful and I am curious why. There is probably more to it, but this situation is just what made it “bubble to the surface.”
Karma !
If they cheated with you then will cheat on you
No sympathy from my part OP
I love cinnamon rolls. I haven't eaten one in ages!
This isn't about cinnamon rolls though, and the problem is not about cinnamon rolls. One cinnamon roll is not going to throw you off you diet completely unless it's the beginning of a binge eating session.
While your friend means well, I would tell him that you don't need his comments unless you are totally eating totally unhealthy foods and binge eating, that you know yourself and that you need to be self aware of your own limits for discipline without his comments at every bite you take.
Also: alcohol is not something a person's body needs to survive. People to need food, so self discipline is really harder with food choices.
I'm sorry to hear about your loss. I wish you well on your journey.