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Date: October 14, 2022
I have a list, lol. Do you want me to post here or message them to you?
Roughly 3,500 babies in the US die each year as a result of co-sleeping. It’s not a matter of “right” or “wrong”, it’s about avoiding unnecessary risks. There’s no harm in pointing out the dangers of co-sleeping and encouraging parents to practice safe sleeping habits.
HE is having an EA emotional affair, at least. Being friends with someone you can date, or have when you are in a committed relationship is dangerous. Especially when your partner is not ok with it. The emotional initimacy is being taken out of the relationship and given to her. It is bad as a physical relationship. You have to decide what you are willing to take from him. For me deal breaker.
I understand you’re going through a horrific experience right now, but I truly hope you take a lot of time (and maybe speak to a therapist to help you process) to evaluate how you will move forward with the child who sees you as his dad, regardless of what the results say. I honestly pity you even if they come back saying you are the father, simply because it seems like your suspicions have already seriously damaged your relationship and it might be for nothing.
I understand that you need to do what’s necessary for your mental health and happiness but please don’t forget that your actions will have a tremendous impact on a little boy who is 100% innocent in all this. If you have to go, please make it abundantly clear that it’s not his fault (and know that he will still feel that way regardless of what you say so make sure his mom gets him into therapy.)
Think before you speak. Consider her point of view. Avoid the argument altogether. Relationships are about compromise, not winning arguments or complaining to point of causing them.
This doesn't sound embarrassing:
We went to a Michelin star fine dining restaurant that had a set menu. He asked the waiter if he could tweak some of the recipes on there and asked the chef to make his food extra spicy.
The rest are a bit cringey, but nothing too much. Why not just tell him that his behaviour makes you feel embarrassed?
She is 25- adults don't get to throw tantrums and blame others for their problems just because they have hurt feelings. Being envious of literal children is not a emotional response that is healthy
Does she use more money than usual?
She needs to work, no one should be a stay at home mom.
What will happen is this: you work your ass off, you barely see your own kid, she gets tired of you not providing more and divorce you and take the kid because you don't spent any time with it.
Get her to work or divorce her now.
Everything was taken from his house for a long time (he got them all out, and made sure when I left a crockpot there two Christmases ago it was quickly returned). He has given some of my sister's belongings to my parents already also, so I think as he goes through them anything he finds will come back. Thus far he has excluded me from clothes and shoes of her's he donated, but I don't think he's addressed photos yet.
I just always believed he'd drop it, think I'd been punished enough, and things would be normal again. The death of my sister just didn't allow that.
100 percent I would tell my wife if I did something like this.
It's extremely shady that he didn't tell her, but the fact that he's denied it 100 percent means he is doing something wrong.
I wasn't just a hookup though, I'd known her for a couple years before we did this already. I totally get what you mean though, I just want to make it clear it wasn't just a hookup or something.
You're right heat of the moment sorry, hope your day is going great.
Just give her a plus one. You don’t even have to interact with the guy. You’ll be busy.
You didn't have a blotched threesome. There wasn't even a threesome that occured. You literally cheated on your girlfriend while she was asleep because you wanted morning sex.
When a family member passed there’s suddenly a million things to handle. You immediately have to launch into planning the funeral, writing an obituary, the gravesite or what to do with the ashes. Then there’s the estate, transferring over any accounts, do they have a safety deposit box, any assets or property or life insurance/pensions/taxes, plus any custody or pets to consider and all the bills—the ones they normally handle and the unexpected ones from the hospital or funeral… the list goes on and on and unless they’re extremely organized or the passing was expected, things are disorganized and you’re not even sure where to start. And people are calling or stopping by constantly to tell you how sorry they are or ask if you’re ok or drop off casseroles and chitchat… and the house has to be cleaned so you can host people after the funeral and then you have to buy food and refreshments for that… the list goes on and on.
The family usually doesn’t even have a second to themselves to let the reality or grief sink in because there’s so much to do and you have to keep going. The last thing you should do is add on to their mental load by making them sort through potentially complicated feelings about your relationship. Send flowers and a nice note. Maybe a text saying you’re thinking of them, or sharing a nice memory you have of their departed loved one.
If they want you there, they’ll reach out. If they reach out after and say they wish you had been there, tell them you weren’t sure if you’d be welcome or a distraction to them, so you stayed away to be safe. If you feel like you need to go to mourn for yourself sit in the back, sign the guestbook and be as unobtrusive as possible. They’ll be there greeting people and if they want to approach you they will.
But ultimately remember that this is about them and their loss, so the best thing you can do to help is lighten their mental load so they can focus on grieving.