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You can't fix this. You can't set a boundary if you're not willing to leave. There are no magic words to make him listen to you.
Get a lawyer and start finding your way out of this mess. You can waste another couple of years on futile efforts to make a bad person behave well, or you can deal with the mess now and get it over with.
Idk, being 18 and telling someone they’re your ideal wife after 4 months sounds like your garden variety teenage romance. It’s very hot and cold and full-throttle until it ends, and then it feels like the end of the world, but I promise it isn’t.
I’m sorry that you’re hurt, but you’ll be much better off after this experience.
As for his response, he sounds bitter and not worth your time. I’d let it go.
Feeling like a selfish prick is the result of the abuse. He will never stop. He will not change. There is no arrangement, agreement, conversation, or anything else that you can turn this into a functional healthy relationship.
Perhaps look at this like someone who is drowning and pulling you under. You can swim away and save yourself, or you can both down , but the two of you aren't getting out together.
You've only got one life. Please don't waste your precious heart on someone who can't care about yours. Protect it by walking away. ?
Yeah it’s a weird culture. Think about how many people end up married right out of boot or a school, and divorced 5 years later. One of my buddies is a chief, never been married and just put in his retirement package. It’s a mixed bag. I think a lot of the culture started way back when joining the military meant odds were you may not be coming home. Find someone you love, get married, have kids, cause once you leave you may only come back in a pine box, and you don’t want to miss those life milestones right? it’s jacked up. Just focus on living the life you want, as much as you can. It’s not like a marriage certificate goes in a love me binder or promotion package ??♀️
Oh mG. Tell him to get back to Edward Ian (vii) times.
Tell him men need to curb themselves, their minds and their bodies, not women drenching themselves in cloth so men can remain indisciplined and out of line.
Im sorry to hear about your situation! I know stuff like this can be incredibly difficult. My piece of advice is to give it some space. If it really has been a long time of you ignoring him he might grow to resent you because of it. This would probably be worst case and i know that isnt what you want to hear, but let him sort through his thoughts for now. In the mean time, reflect on the relationship and make positive changes for yourself (better time management, mediation, reading, going outside, exercise). Do things that build yourself up and can allow you to reflect on your mistakes and how you can change as a person. Be a loving friend to yourself, what would you tell your best friend to do in a situation like this? Definitely give it some time (maybe 2-3 weeks), 7 years is a long time to throw all feelings out the window. Respect his wishes and find ways to love yourself
You can't fix this. You can't set a boundary if you're not willing to leave. There are no magic words to make him listen to you.
Get a lawyer and start finding your way out of this mess. You can waste another couple of years on futile efforts to make a bad person behave well, or you can deal with the mess now and get it over with.
Just tell her, it's a harmless kink.
You should resort to buying a new fucking toilet. Dumb her she’s not worth it and the relationship sounds relatively new
I could only see this if it were a similar situation to the one experienced. Not some general woman-hating, abusive fantasy.
True i agree with you. If i persued this from your opinion what would you forsee?
Idk, being 18 and telling someone they’re your ideal wife after 4 months sounds like your garden variety teenage romance. It’s very hot and cold and full-throttle until it ends, and then it feels like the end of the world, but I promise it isn’t.
I’m sorry that you’re hurt, but you’ll be much better off after this experience.
As for his response, he sounds bitter and not worth your time. I’d let it go.
Feeling like a selfish prick is the result of the abuse. He will never stop. He will not change. There is no arrangement, agreement, conversation, or anything else that you can turn this into a functional healthy relationship.
Perhaps look at this like someone who is drowning and pulling you under. You can swim away and save yourself, or you can both down , but the two of you aren't getting out together.
You've only got one life. Please don't waste your precious heart on someone who can't care about yours. Protect it by walking away. ?
Yeah it’s a weird culture. Think about how many people end up married right out of boot or a school, and divorced 5 years later. One of my buddies is a chief, never been married and just put in his retirement package. It’s a mixed bag. I think a lot of the culture started way back when joining the military meant odds were you may not be coming home. Find someone you love, get married, have kids, cause once you leave you may only come back in a pine box, and you don’t want to miss those life milestones right? it’s jacked up. Just focus on living the life you want, as much as you can. It’s not like a marriage certificate goes in a love me binder or promotion package ??♀️
Oh mG. Tell him to get back to Edward Ian (vii) times.
Tell him men need to curb themselves, their minds and their bodies, not women drenching themselves in cloth so men can remain indisciplined and out of line.
This is a dumb post obviously you tell her???
Im sorry to hear about your situation! I know stuff like this can be incredibly difficult. My piece of advice is to give it some space. If it really has been a long time of you ignoring him he might grow to resent you because of it. This would probably be worst case and i know that isnt what you want to hear, but let him sort through his thoughts for now. In the mean time, reflect on the relationship and make positive changes for yourself (better time management, mediation, reading, going outside, exercise). Do things that build yourself up and can allow you to reflect on your mistakes and how you can change as a person. Be a loving friend to yourself, what would you tell your best friend to do in a situation like this? Definitely give it some time (maybe 2-3 weeks), 7 years is a long time to throw all feelings out the window. Respect his wishes and find ways to love yourself