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You fucked around and found out.
Welcome, it sucks but eventually, you'll find a 19 year old named Tiffany and you'll forget all about wife and her phones.
Shes going on a date
That’s not a excuse for grooming bro that makes it look even worse ?
You're asking for reasons, but I doubt there's anything very rational about what she's doing. She sounds like a heap of messy and conflicted emotions.
Fair enough, I would not have thought of that, in all honesty!
Not enough people think of that. But everyone who is sexually active should get regular STD checks. At least once a year during your annual physical checkup (which is another thing not everyone does, but should).
You are not responsible for his insecurities.
He's trying to control what you wear. It doesn't matter what type of clothing it is. It's still control, AND he followed it up with an ultimatum that is dripping with manipulation.
Basically he said, if you do this, then I will punish you and I will do this to hurt you, INTENTIONALLY (and with malice) since he knows it will hurt you and he's said as much.
If he's so desperate for attention, maybe you should cut him loose and let him go find it. He doesn't sound like an emotionally mature partner.
Idk, in my experience, being w any guy who didn't like what I wore because of “attention”, did not work out because, ding ding ding, you were right, they're looking for a reason to cheat and blame you.
It's up to you, but your gut feeling is probably right. AND you should never move in w anyone who tries to control how you express yourself. It starts w club clothes, and it continues from there. Next he doesn't like how tight your jeans are, or your tank top is too right and your trying to make people look at your boobs, and don't even get me started on workout or gym clothes.
This is a huge red flag. PLEASE don't ignore it. ???
Guys like this don't change if you move in. It escalates.
Wow some weird responses here. I’m basically a daily smoker but I more than have my shit together. I think any sane person would grow tired of a perpetual wake and bake, especially if he’s not doing anything else with his life.
You can break up with someone for any reason and if this isn’t what you want after you’ve had some time to experience it, that’s fine, he can find someone he’s more compatible with, as can you.
If I was dating someone and could only see then at their house twice a week, I would invite them to my house.
But that only works because I'm not married…
Yes it’s terrible and you’re going to destroy your marriage. Just because you’re feeling angry, doesn’t mean you are allowed to by abusive.
Whether it’s your bipolar or whether you’ve never had a healthy living respectful marriage modelled, or whether you’ve just been too arrogant to learn self control … doesn’t matter. It’s a YOU problem and YOU need to fix it.
I suggest seeing a relationship counsellor to start to learn techniques in how you can disagree and resolve problems without being abusive. You also need to get your bipolar checked.
If my husband of 30 years EVER spoke to me as you speak to your wife, I would leave him.
The best part of being married is having someone who you can trust and depend on, someone who just loves you and cares for you, and will stand back to back with you to defend against the attacks of the world !
What’s the point of being married when the attacks come from your own spouse and you need a friend or loving relative to support you emotionally from their abuse?
I think the right approach is probably somewhere between mine and yours. You need to be able to communicate with honesty and have your needs met, but you should be considerate, gentle in your approach. I think most women would be devastated if their boyfriends turned around and said, “my favourite female body was my ex's. She had such a slim waist and huge boobs, and she really knew how to move.”
With the roles reversed, how many women would agree that's a fair, kind, decent thing to say to your partner?
Squaring up, then shoving. Next is punching. The guy only backed down because the other roommates showed up. Most people who haven't been in that situation don't fully appreciate how scary and intense that can be. He could have easily gotten injured by an angry drunk stranger she brought into their home. There is no excuse for that.
I am so desprate.
Ok well here lies the problem. You are so desperate that you have almost no standards. The guy just got out of a relationship and you saw no problem with that. It is more strange of you to think the guy got over his last relationship and is emotionally available for the next one. Clearly a rebound situation.
I'm sorry to hear that. I hope that you can heal from what's happened, and find a way to put it all into perspective. There's nothing worth then being stuck paralysed with guilt, especially when a situation is unavoidable.