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Date: December 8, 2022
I remember that feeling so well. It’s terrifying. There were times that I was sure if it didn’t work out I’d be alone forever. As long as you don’t close yourself off, you’re going to be fine even if you can’t see it for yourself in those moments of terror. Big hugs.
It's in the eye of the beholder my friend. You don't find it acceptable, so it's not acceptable. I would just ask politely not to do it again, pepper it with a 'I know this is silly, but…'.
Just bring it up, see if it stops, don't let it gnaw on you. Again, what is acceptable is based on your opinion not mine. Just make sure you don't blow it out of proportion when addressing it and you'll be good.
To wit, a good friend of mine told me once it really bothers him I call his cat chubs – as it's a super fat cat. He said it calmly and directly.. so I don't call his fat cat chubs. And life goes on.
Culture doesn’t excuse racism.
I think you’re missing my point. It’s the polite phrasing that makes it not controlling
Does she work? or do you solely provide? because it just sounds like she want to/ already cheated and needs to make sure you're “okay with it” so she can get her cake and eat it too.
Hi sweetie. Mom here. This is a big deal. And a problem. Don’t beg or nag. Sit down and have a very adult conversation. This is about a lot more than him not buying anything for your birthday. It goes to the way he treats you every single day. It really sounds as if he’s taking you for granted. He doesn’t need to put any effort into caring for you because you aren’t demanding it or he really doesn’t know how important it is. This could ultimately destroy your marriage. I highly suggest marriage counseling. It does a few things. First, going to therapy makes it very clear this is serious. It is serious. Plus it gives you both a safe place to really open up and communicate. It also gives him that place. I’m concerned for your marriage. Not right now but it’s heading to a very unhealthy place. Go save it because you love him but you deserve to be treated as the person he loves the most and that’s not happening. Sorry it’s going on but good for you for recognizing that you need more. You’re not asking for much. You really aren’t. A thoughtful gift, a kind word, a compliment or a thank you for everything you do goes a long way. You feel unseen and under appreciated. He needs to know this. Much love. Mom.
You know she’s “a toxic person.” You know you shouldn’t respond.
I think that this is what happens when you find someone else whilst being with someone.
The problem you have is that the relationship you have/had with J is now clouding and overshadowing the relationship you are trying to rebuild with your husband. The consequence of this though is that he is unknowingly trying to work with you on fixing the marriage, completely oblivious that your heart is with someone else.
That will not end well.
You do know what to do, your issue is I think that you are unwilling to break your husbands heart to fix yours. It's fear that you have to overcome.
I know you want to love two people but you also can't and don't. No one can. You obviously love J more than your husband but seem reluctant to admit this.
So maybe start with that.
we don’t know why there was tension, but we do know the mother told her to abort her partners child. we do know that she did this at least I bc part because of his diagnosis. i’m going off that, not how I feel about psychopaths.
That’s exactly how I read the list too. The list needs to be renamed to “mommy list”.