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Date: November 6, 2022
I don't know. Not coming from wealth, I can spot the people who have. I am sure they can spot me too. Good luck.
So, I guess it’s safe to say you two are not ready for marriage. If y’all live! together, live separately. It’s half the change of the unknown. See if you two miss each other. Communication, although cliche, is where you’ll find the best answers.
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OP its not likely to get better – given the extend of her abuse including publicly and being particularly viscous manipulatively at this point I think whatever you're holding onto probably never existed.
PLEASE CONSIDER your children in this situation – staying is definitely causing them harm but do take the time to make a very thorough exit plan with professionals involved to ensure yours and their safety
This isn't about his weight; it's about basic manners.
Also, if he does have a weight issue, then it's weird he's happy to look like a glutton in front of people, including strangers. Many who are overweight tend to feel like others are judging them about their weight and are watching how much they eat (might be true, might not be, but it's how they feel). As a result they eat less in front of other people (and then binge eat on the way home or at home).
I'm not sure what your bf's doing but I do know he has zero manners.
Your ex can insist all he wants but that doesn't mean you have to cave in to him and give him what he wants. It's over and he doesn't respect your feelings on this. Just stop talking to him. You both need distance to get over each other and be able to move on.
Came to say the same thing. Sexual compatibility is necessary for a relationship to work.
OP, you were acting under the guise of having come to a compromise. You initiate and she reciprocate when she is ok with it. Then she changed it to you should ask vs physically initiate which you did. It may seem to her like you want it so often because of the 4-5 times you asked she rejected your advances, so you kept asking as the need was never met. You didn’t cross any boundary, you followed her request and respected her boundary. Especially if you didn’t try to continue to pursue sex when she said no.
She has every right to not want to have sex, just as you have every right to want it. Doesn’t seem like your compromise is working for either of you. Might be time for each of you to find someone you have more compatibility. If you stay, both of you will end up resentful. You by not having your physical needs met and her by feeling pressure to have sex.
You think he has the problem. He thinks you have the problem. Are you willing to spend the rest of your relationship either self-editing or apologizing when you don’t mean it to a passive aggressive partner?
Wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
He has said that he’s anxious about spending large periods of time alone with her?
That seems like they’re massively far apart to me.
Your partner should be the person you look forward to spend time with and should be the person you are most comfortable being around, not make you anxious at the thought of being alone with them
Again, we are in a platonic and domestic partnership. He also knows about my relationship with. I wasn’t asking for unsolicited advice regarding fidelity.
..Uhh this sounds like he's actually just been suckered into an emotional affair with a hippie ex under the guise of 'therapy' and just doesn't realize it?
Seriously