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Date: October 15, 2022
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That moment of “lost it” was abuse. That is inexcusable, nor is abuse ever understandable. She’s an adult capable of handling her reactions to intense feelings.
Would you be able to exercise instead 9f drinking? My brother and husband both ramp up the physical activity when going through really tough emotional times.
I'm sorry this happened to you. You'll get through it.
Bro. Has she harkened on what toothbrushes you've used, in what cavities its been into? No?
Ok then.
You don't need to figure out her past, sexual or otherwise.
If she wants to delve into the past, you can offer her that safe space, but most women don't give a fuck about their past like men do, they only appreciate their present.
You have grown and matured. This is natural. Do not contact this ex. She has moved on and is undoubtedly in a relationship or married herself. Do not bring these memories back to her. She doesn't care. You realize that you have changed for the better. Forgive yourself and live your life the best you can.
Just face it. You’re being replaced. Best to just cut ties and move on.
I recently moved in back home with my parents after finishing my studies, because I thought it was just for a while before moving in with him into the new flat. Nevertheless I spend most of the evenings and nights at his place, right after he gets home from work. So I know he doesn't drink during the week.
Tbh I don’t think he treated her improperly she just wanted more than he did, exclusivity and he was very upfront with her that he wasn’t looking for a relationship… but I definitely do agree I was being completely selfish by choosing to date him
Geez sorry to hear, I sympathise with OP on the high sex drive but I lack that godlike charisma XD
Maybe they’ll learn to fucking knock first. Just give them time and start locking your door.
You are directly impacted by their relationship, so you'd better believe it IS your business. Who is there to pick up the pieces when your wife falls apart? Who has to help her when she relapses with her ED? Who has to feel the pain of watching someone they love get tormented? Even the smoking impacts you!
Is she actively seeing a therapist? Are you seeing a MC?
But you are being transphobic.
Check out safety nets in your area, so you know where to reach if things start to fall apart temporarily. Food banks, government programs for bills (heat, water, trash, Internet, phones, etc. There's a program for almost everything), daycare subsidy programs, medical insurance. Even if you don't qualify for them now, it's good to know at what point you will, and how to access the program quickly.
It's not shameful to take advantage of these programs, especially if it's temporary AND keeping you out of a toxic situation. It's an investment in your child's future, and the state sees it that way too. That's why these programs exist – the less trauma your child has now, the less likely she'll need these programs herself when she's older.