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You cannot control other people. So yes. Possessive, controlling, and insecure. And then you go blare it all over social media to soothe your ruffled ego. As for open relationships, if that’s what both people in a relationship want, it’s absolutely none of my business. Your way is NOT the only way and shows incredible disrespect for another.
My friend, you say please help me. You MUST help yourself here. Doing nothing is not working for you. You really should leave. Your “wife” has checked out of your marriage so far that a recovery is probably not possible. It certainly is not possible if you allow yourself to continue to be brutalized like this. Even if she left him, it would take years to regain your trust. She is probably incapable of that. Save yourself. Best wishes for you.
Yes. All the time. My bf left this morning and i felt tired and weak all day. But I have attachment injuries due to my emotional neglectful childhood. What helps me is too stop focusing so much on the relationship and focus on my passions, goals and autonomy.
LOL how stupid do you have to be?
i can (unfortunately) guarantee that my parents have had a healthy sex life for my entire life and they raised 6 kids. the things you're saying in this thread apply to you
What's the actual relationship issue?
Improving your sex life and finding out who else he considers attractive are different things.
Honestly, you don’t even need the text in the post. The title alone is reason enough to end things. If you can’t see a future with someone you should end it and find someone that you can see a future with. 8 years is a long time but it wasn’t a waste of time. You learned and gained life experience.
Disagreement isn’t an insult, but we are on the Internet, so… sure. Different strokes etc etc
It’s not the age gap is too big, it’s that people in their early 20s are barely out of their teenage years and still have a lot to figure out about themselves and what they want. They barely had a chance to mature and grow. 20s are where many people have their biggest growth and biggest change, and it’s concerning that you don’t realise this.
I thought I was mature at 20, and some would even say I was mature for my age, which I know realise was a bit weird, because while I was mature, I was still immature in a lot of ways. And what I want from a relationship and setting boundaries is something I’ve developed with age.
It might still work if you grow with her and her changes, but just as likely that you two will grow apart and disconnect if you aren’t what she wants anymore when she becomes older.
I’ve gained so much more confidence since then and maturity and knowledge about who I am and what I want, and most importantly, what I don’t want in a relationship.
No, we normally see each other every other day or a couple times a week due to our work schedules. When we do get around to seeing each other, it’s around 10pm and we stay inside and watch tv or something regarding downtime like that.