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Date: October 16, 2022
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Then act like it. You are an adult who is married. You need to tell your wife your plans.
If she met an ex behind your and her ex's spouses back, I bet you would feel betrayed.
If you go meet your ex, without telling your wife before, there is no coming back from that when your wife finds out (and she will). You say she is dramatic, you give no examples. From the information provided, she may not be dramatic but gets upset when you do things that may suggest being unfaithful to her (like meeting up with ex's without anyone knowing).
Don't go.
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Yeah honestly. I just think all the thoughts are just scrambled in my head. Like I switch between being angry, sad, remorseful and forgiving. I'm sorry if my comment above came of as rude against everyone giving me advice. That was really not my intention. The fact that everyone cares so much has honestly helped me get through the day, and kinda stopped me from blaming myself.
Some points are ok, some are not. You are not his mum, and that is what he wants. If he is able to make agreements and be coherent, he isn’t too bad, IMO. You should be supportive, but on the other hand, you on-line separate lives. Why would you cook for him, unless it is a pleasure for you? He can pick up the phone and order take outs. I would centre on getting practical help for him- is there a charitable association for adhd for instance or a support group?
Because now I have people I call family who I chose, they are good people through & through who truly love me as I am.
Not everyone has this. I don't regret what I did and wouldn't go back, but not everybody has a support network or other family to fall back on.
Yeah, you think you want to help her, but you don't.
Relationships are hard enough on their own, and you're talking about adding money and work issues into things. Bad terrible awful idea if you love her and want to remain in a relationship with her.
Would you prefer to be her trainer or her partner? It genuinely doesn't matter how good you are, you can't do both.
Let's say you marry her, are you going to give her a say in how you run your stable? Check with her before you make decisions and keep her appraised of what you're doing and how your horses are progressing? Or is your business and work your domain?
All kinds of people see you as a trainer. She sees you as the guy she loves, do you really want that to change?
Sounds like she loves you as much as or more than her horses and you know damn well how you're people love their horses. It's not a lack of faith in your abilities, it's an abundance of love for you.
Sounds like you're good enough and have been doing this long enough to make it your identity. While there is nothing wrong with that, you're young. You're going to grow and you'd be crazy to let a woman who sees and values you as something other than a horse trainer go.
She wants you, not your skill set. You got a good one.