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i'm sorry to say it's more like she obviously didn't want you to meet this woman at all but she didn't want to be “that chick” and be like no honey you can't go….that's what i meant by overstepping. she clearly has a nude time setting boundaries although it seems you are giving her a chance for communication.
why not try counselling like others have said? you need to communicate where each of you is failing in some aspect of your relationship i feel. and it doesnt sound like either of you have. there is a clear breakdown and lack of communication. go to therapy, see if you can fix things first before just giving up
Your husband is incredibly selfish. Next weekend, after you and the kids are healthy, make plans to have a say away. Get up early. Tell your husband you are going to be out most of the day, you will be back in the evening.
Make plans to meet friends, get your hair done, visit museums, see a movie etc. Dont tell husband before hand as he will quickly have plans not to be home.
Go buy Plan B, to be safe. I have a cycle longer than 28 days, but I still tend to ovulate about 10 days after the start of my last period.
Updateme!
You need to talk to your boyfriend about this, and explain how her behavior is making you feel. He needs to set boundaries with his friend.
Her mom thinks I'm a narcissist. When my girlfriend asked why, it's because I got her a gaming chair for Valentine's day and am using it for myself until she moves back in.
The3 conflicts are not good for your children to witness. Believe me I know. Your child is imitating her mother and thinks this is the way to treat people. Better to divorce and co-parent. Talk to a lawyer first. Then move out somewhere else.
Just be your dorky self. There is no way you have hidden it from him this whole time and if he’s walking with you, he definitely likes you in some level.
Only thing you gotta do is be confident. You’re a cool dude and he should understand that already. If he doesn’t, that’s his loss.
Considering? No you NEED to divorce her. Don’t be a doormat while your wife goes and gets fucked. You really think this is the only time she has cheated on you or has tried to. There will be many more instances of this
I’m dismissive because he would rather game than put in any kind of real effort on work. It is 100% an addiction. Even if he DOES do well for a while, I know it won’t stick. There are literally months where he doesn’t work at all because he just doesn’t feel like it. He knows I can cover the mortgage regardless. I don’t hold my salary against him, but I would love it if he would consistently put in effort and not just when he feels bad because I had to pay the mortgage again. He is the one who insisted that he could pay it himself and all I’m really asking of him is to do enough work that he holds up his end of that agreement.
Well the last paragraph is more of a problem than the original one.
Yep, appreciate your input.
I’m sure there’s many women like you and those women don’t engage in the sort of client / trainer relationship I’m referring to.
Remember, I’m not saying trainers want to flirt with clients. I’m saying they flirt with clients that want to flirt. It is pretty common and it’s a business tactic.
You should focus on your mom. You have limited time with her and she's the only mom you have. So, I would say spend as little time as needed to resolve the BF issue.
As for his nonsense, your mother doesn't need to know about any of that stuff. It serves no purpose to tell her. If I were you, I would confront my “friend” first and find out what really happened before I confront him for his side of the story. You can multi-task and do this, but don't let it consume you. A quick phone call to your “friend” will do… Just a quick; Hey, I understand you hooked up with my “fiancé”. See how she responds. Once you have her side of the story, a quick follow up, in person conversation with your “fiancé” will need to happen. If you're smart, you'll dump him and your “friend” once you have the answers you need to move on.
I pray you find peace and comfort as you help your mom transition through her final phase of life. I'm sorry you have to go through this loss at such a young age but know that you will forever feel her presence. Wishing you all the best.