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Tell them they're being hypocrits and that you don't appreciate being judged when they know exactly what it's like dating an older guy. Understandable that you don't want to lose family, however if you dump him then they know you'll always do what they say. Don't give them the power and satisfaction.
Dude that is insane you shouldn't care less of her bad attitude ?
Congratulations! You are on the right path for a responsible and happy marriage! Good luck!
Nobody is stopping her from leaving. She just couldn't avoid tearing him down a bit before she goes. That's abusive.
Dude might have deserved it. He sounds like somebody she should have left long before this. But when you say the kinds of things OP said to somebody in an effort to hurt them, it's abuse.
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He was at least emotionally cheating if he was going straight to her bedroom every day after work, then going to sleep with no time for you.
I picked a degree that was never going to pay well before the recession then got absolutely demolished by the recession. I wanted to teach college. People shouldn't have to work for 8 years to make a living wage but the fact that we do is ridiculous and ridiculously common.
Your entire argument revolved around claiming the boyfriend randomly freaked out over nothing when I've made it clear repeatedly that to him it was something. Even if you, I, and everyone else here thinks it was dumb to freak out about. To him it was a red flag, meaning this was not random. It was a reaction. An overreaction from our perspective, but still a reaction.
I wouldn’t discuss this any further. He feels like he’s in a position of power. Partly because of his age difference and because you have children together and are less likely to rock the boat. The best way to change HIS behavior is to change yours.
Being less interested in what he’s doing. Start with – if he doesn’t pick up a call do not call again. In fact you don’t need to call him at all. If he misses you and the kids he will call.
Do start some kind of activity outside of him and the kids. You could take art classes, join a tennis league – there are beginners, a book club SOMETHING. Info: did he move you to another city and detached toy from family and friends?
Since you are paying many of the bills, are you paying from a separate account? Are you working? If yes remote ? Or going to an office?
Does he ever stay home with the kids and give you space/time to be child free and take care of your personal needs or just to go have some free time?
The more you act like you don’t need him the dynamic changes in your favor. This is just a start. There are therapists who can help you.
Right ? I am a child apparently