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I say go petty and be a kween about it. Is there something that you do as an accommodation to him? Washing/folding/hanging his clothes [it's sexist to expect you to do his laundry], not cooking spicy, start cooking only for yourself [because it is sexist to expect you to cook for him], crushing cans before binning them, putting a bag in the trash can. Stop doing it. If he cannot be cooperative with you, then why should you be that with him. This is a matter of how much he loves you and wants to make you happy. And, sorry to say, he could not care any less about your happiness or comfort.
Yeah, he doesn’t sound mature enough for an adult relationship.
The same happened to me when I was dating this girl, I told her it may have been tolerated in previous relationships but I wouldn't put up with it, as I witnessed it in my parents relationship and put up with it from them. It was really nude for both of us, but we worked together on it and made it work. We later went on to marry and have a beautiful son. She passed away 6 years ago at age 42 after a long fight against cancer. We were together for almost 18 years.
If you think you can make it with this person then try to talk to them and explain how giving the silent treatment is emotionally abusive. If he can change his ways then great. If he can't? Time to cut bait girl, time to cut bait.
Just divorce him and move on. He really is no great loss from your life at this point.
First separate and move your finances into an account only you have access to. Change passwords on anything and everything that he might have access to. See a divorce attorney as soon as possible.
Depends on how you interact with them. Per your own statements, you don't view any of them as romantic partners. As long as you're not using them as a way to relive your 20s, I don't see the problem with this. Just make sure that you're aware that, at the end of the day, your places in life are different. It's not that you can't relate to their priorities or they to yours, just that at their age those priorities are almost certainly going to be stacked a bit differently. The main reason I mention this is because I don't want either of you (age group wise) to feel pressured to behave a certain way.
On a side note, I would make sure that you're careful with the young women. Despite the divorce you seem like you're more or less stable and some of them may crave that stability, mistaking it (and the friendship/companionship) for love. I don't think that they'll go wild or anything, but just keep an eye out so that if this happens, you can nip it in the bud and avoid any potential messiness.
Happened once and it was on her end. I don’t really know how to cope with this type of stuff and I never have had to before so I’ve done stupid things with substance abuse and reckless driving but never with the intent of checking out. I have to say that I did consider it but I never had a time frame in mind so it wasn’t that serious. I didn’t mention it to her. I’m completely aware that it’s not by any means a healthy relationship but i am willing to do anything to fix it and make it healthy. We broke up for about 3 weeks and it was the worst time of my life, so I don’t think I’d be able to deal with ending things with her.