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depraved_nun, 19 y.o.
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Sorry but you’re just wrong, they are 100% societal. All the women I know (including myself) were led to believe our whole lives that if we didn’t give sex nightly he’d find someone else to do it with, and if he’s saying no to sex then it’s because someone else is already giving it to him. These beliefs can 1000000% lead to situations like OPs and situations like women feeling depressed or anxious because a partner rejected them. Just cause that wasn’t your experience doesn’t mean it’s not true, I’m glad you personally didn’t go through that but there are many many people who have and just don’t talk about it. The same applies to hyper sexual men who were probably taught their whole lives they should want sex no matter what constantly, so yes I would also say this if it was a man questioning why his gf didn’t want sex or head. What she did was wrong and I think all the replies she’s gotten has shown her that, my comment was meant to help her and others understand where it comes from. Just talking abt an issue isn’t enough, figuring out where it starts is the most important part.
Bad idea.
Firstly, you two won't be working on your relationship dynamics while in this separation. Whatever issues you have will fester and get worse.
Secondly, since you decided on this course of action after you got angry with her, I'm guessing you are doing this to punish her somehow. This isn't going to work the way you think it is.
When you're married, you fight for your marriage as a team. She came to you early and took steps to end the contact with this other person before anything went too far. This means she wants to make the marriage work. The nuclear option of “letting her see if she can make it work with him or not” is a brash reaction stemming from your understandable hurt. She put you 2nd to this other person, even if just for a short while. That stings.
I could understand you needing a week or two away from her to sort your feelings out. Don't make the mistake of overcorrecting, though. Sometimes you have to turn into the skid to recover your direction. Turning the opposite way too hot will just spin you out.
You need therapy to work your anxiety and etc.
No more aiming towards the relationship side but just not at this time.
“If this relationship doesn't get better, it will get ugly, and you won't be very happy with my behavior.”
Is this a threat? It sounds like it to me. It all sounds like emotional abuse. It also sounds like he's not attracted to you and isn't happy with you. You say you're no longer in love with him. I think considering marraige is a bad idea. If it's this bad now how will marraige make it better.
Imo couples counselling or just end it. Do not get married unless you are both happy.
She's not mature enough for adult relationships or to be trusted.