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Hon, I'm married.
Guess, how many times my husband has lost his cool, yelled at me and called me names?
Zero.
We're not perfect, but you don't yell and cuss at your SO.
Waving a trash bag with broken glass in front of one's face? Nope, nope, that's a “see ya never”.
What’s the name of this place? If it’s in Cali, share! I wanna go too for a solo trip.
Your father is a bully and controlling and abusive I think you should probably do the opposite of literally everything he tells you and go low to no contact with him
Plus (and consult your attorney on this), getting her fired right now could affect the divorce proceedings. Better to have her gainfully employed for now, lest she claim some kind of alimony. Even if she was responsble for her own ruined career, a judge may look at the basic facts of her employment status in awarding some form of alimony. Your attorney will know the local jurisdiction and practice much better.
If he panics about the future I just give him time to think it through before continuing the conversation. He’s been in therapy for about 5 years but I don’t know what’s discussed, one would hope he’s discussed his commitment problems with his therapist but I suppose I’ll never know. He also talks about his fears with his mother, who has usually slapped some sense into him (metaphorically).
He’s a private tuition teacher and about 50% of his students went to on-line lessons due to covid and never went back – so there’s at least 50% of his income that would remain. The rest, he plans to work in a school part-time until he gains his own crowd again; he’s done that before so not impossible. It was the same plan he used when he went from full time employment to self employment and it worked pretty well the first time.
I can understand having doubts in a relationship because I’ve certainly had them in every relationship I’ve been in, but I don’t really act on them, I may just talk about it with a friend and realise I was being silly (or not silly, and actually ended the relationship which was 100% the right decision), but idk he just does it TOO much for my comfort. He’d never lived with a partner before me so him getting over that was a big step, one that was his idea initially not mine. I was just taken aback because moving to the other side of the country seems like a huge step for someone who panics when we celebrate our two year anniversary etc.