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Date: October 7, 2022
Asking after a date “can we just be friends?” is a classic rejection line and many people will assume that it's time to part ways; or the rejector may be genuine about friendship, but the rejectee didn't sign up for “just friends” and will move on.
There's nothing wrong in asking, but given the context that the date was mostly him talking and not 50/50 with more of him listening to you, and him strongly signaling he's all about the sex – I wouldn't expect him to say yes, or at least actually follow through with it. Doesn't mean you shouldn't ask anyway, just temper your expectations.
You kept saying your sister was joking. Hun. She wasnt. She was complaining in a condescending way. There’s only one thing here to do.
Message your family that you’re no longer willing to see them. You. Not you and your wife. You are disgusted with their treatment of her. You are not willing to be around people who treat your wife this way. You alone made this decision.
Ahhh yes the ole “trap my ex” tango.
Lemme guess she left you but really you left her and now she’s back and was the first to say “I ain’t had no diq”
She might plan to say she got it from you and guilt you in to staying in the relationship
If she’s that bad that she’s passing out, the dizziness could be making her nauseous which can make it really naked to eat. Dehydration can also cause loss of appetite, difficulty swallowing, fuzzy thinking, and poor motivation. So instead of expecting her to eat and getting mad she isn’t, try to help her with it more instead. Meal replacement shakes often help with things like this, ginger tea can maybe help too. And if she has to go to the er again, tell the er docs she’s not eating and maybe ask for anti nausea pills or something else to help as she isn’t eating on her own.
Example:
I am working with one other person on a project at work for the first time, though we have worked next to each other for 10 years. We have an office next to one another and talk regularly about random things. We bike and fish together often and are friends. After Christmas break i stopped by his office to catch him up on what ive been working on and asked whats new with him and the project. He said nothing new, nothing different. Then at our group meeting he had a very elaborate design he had done without sharing it with me, saying “I” throughout all of it, on something we were both assigned and supposed to be working on together. His design countered a lot of what we were working on already and had both been discussing. So felt slighted, but really tried to be brief and downplay these things to her but just had to get it off my chest. She exploded saying shes not my therapist and why do i need to tell her that kind of thing its so petty.
Do you have contact with her friends and family? Maybe they can tell you whether this is her “pregnancy mood” or if this is how she normally acts (after the “honeymoon” phase). If this is normal behaviour for her, you have a big problem that will probably get worse after the baby is born.
Blech. “I want someone who matches my ability as a caretaker so I can offer my future kids a stable environment.” Honey NO.
Definitely worth taking notes and keeping the radar up which it sounds like you're doing. Whether it's false alarms or a real issue, it's prudent to keep your eyes open.
You can also ask the question. “So that time you said 'prey', I've just got to know…” A good partnership should be one where you can (and feel free to) ask questions without world war 3 breaking out.
“I will always love you, but if you do not stop this compulsive lying you will need to find your own place to live.”
You can see that she doesn’t like it when you’re away so often. Instead of coming to a compromise, you’re now spending half of your time away from her. Are you sure you’re invested in this relationship?
Not, it's infantile.
Maybe volunteer at a temple, dishing out free food? Or learn to cook?
I watched a documentary where retired Japanese guys took cooking lessons to make sushi. The instructor made snide remarks like “Now you know how nude your wives work to make your sushi.”
is this everyone’s first time ever meeting a man? guys are weird. they like frogs. my partner (amab) is OBSESSED with frogs, they think they’re adorable and goofy. he clearly didn’t have any malicious intent. NOW, him getting mad at you getting upset is a red flag though. at most, he should be frustrated and confused by your reaction, but not angry.
It’s crazy isn’t it how people can just create this entire fake life for themselves.
If he hasn't cheated, he's going to. Not only is he garbage but so is the “friend”. You gotta get out and soon.