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When you apologize, you’ve given her the moral high ground, even though she deserved worse than what you gave. Your husband is correct, however. You should have set clear boundaries earlier and not let it build. Now you know with a lesson learned. My suggestion is to send one more message acknowledging that you shouldn’t have shouted in public, yet she shouldn’t have been so derogatory about your marriage. Let her know that you won’t tolerate further remarks about your husband or marriage, and that you are willing to move past it if she is. Otherwise, you don’t need that negativity. Saying “Oh, she’s just blunt” doesn’t excuse someone from being a jerk.
Uh, yeah, it is. A man going up to a drunk 19 year old girl, grabbing her, and starting to kiss her, is creepy and rapey af.
Why though? In our culture it’s looked so bad when a woman has been with many sexual partners. I’m quite scared that this might be a deal breaker, in all honesty.
I’m going to be as direct as possible here. When couples agree to have one person work and another stay home, there are expectations and responsibilities for both. In his eyes, he is holding up his end of the bargain and you are not. Hair all over the floor, dishes piling up, etc., is not keeping things tidy. He works all day every day and he expects you to keep the apartment tidy, which you have agreed to do, yet you aren’t doing it.
It makes perfect sense why he isn’t wanting to be physically affectionate to you at this point. We explain to men all the time how it’s normal for their female partner to not want to be affectionate towards them when they feel they aren’t pulling their weight in the relationship. This is the exact same scenario.
I will say he should not have cursed at you in his response. But the way he spoke to you is the only thing in this post that sounds like he is a problem with. The general idea behind his perspective is 100% fair.
If you don’t want to / aren’t able to hold up your end of the arrangement, then it might be worth looking in to getting a job.
I’ve reported you so have a nice day
You could have said you had a headache and needed to lie down, so people didn’t assume the worst that you were just avoiding her, being rude and wanting to have a nap.