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Date: October 17, 2022
For those of you who have answered truly thanks, I was dealing with a lot of anxiety when I made this post and reading through your comments has helped me realize a lot of things.
No. It never works. You'll never regain that trust.
Yeah I mean guess you're right. I just wasn't sure entirely if I should incase Andrew found out and things got nude between us ??.
It could be user error as he has never used condoms much in the past. His other partners insisted him not to wear one, and use the “pull out” method
Get all the proof of the cheating. Take her to the cleaners. She clearly doesn't want to be part of her kids' lives.
You deserve better. But you won't find that if you don't start working on self-respect and realizing your worth. You also have to do that too for your children. Be sad that it's over, but do not stay in a victim mentality.
The first thing I would ask is, do they mean that their pussy is feeling an intense physical sensation, or that the emotional moment feels intense?
For the most part it sounds like everyone's got it right. He's wining/being a bitch, and no you're not being unfair, however you might just not be understanding him? So I'll try to offer other insight/advice;
However, my boyfriend thinks it’s unfair that I get paid so much just for one weeks work.
I'm not sure you're bf is upset about you making MORE money. He might just be upset you're making just as much/more than he is while getting every other week off.
Personally, I'm currently working the typical 8-5, M-F, S/S off. It's exhausting… My last job that I worked at I did a 4/10 schedule. 6-5, M-T, F-S off. The difference is amazing. Your schedule makes me a bit jealous as, when I role in back home at 5:30, I really don't have time to do anything from 5:30-10 before having to go to bed. Lacking that 3rd day off over the weekend has made me really miss that schedule. I think I'd prefer to just work ridiculous hours for a week straight if it meant having a full week off every other week!
2nd thing;
And every time we talk about it, he gets like this and then says “oh fine I won’t talk to you when you’re at work then, we won’t talk at all”
Soooooooooooo, is the only time this conversation is brought up is when you're working? If so that's definitely not helping. This conversation should be had at a time when you're both free/not working. And it needs to be as amicable and calm as possible and shouldn't end in “we won't talk at all”.
Final thing;
Not only might he be jealous of your schedule. I bet the disparity in your schedules isn't doing your relationship any justice. This could also be apart of why he's upset.
You can try bringing up with her that fact that she interrupts you, that's probably her biggest flaw (in your eyes). She is always going to be the dominant person in a conversation, it sounds like that's just the way she is.
I have a cousin like this and there is just no changing that. You just learn to adapt, you learn what it takes to interject to make yourself heard.
But that's a cousin, I wouldn't want to have to do that with a life partner.
It’s been nude finding a woman who I find attractive AND shares values for the future.
It's possible, dating takes patience.
The benefit of being in my 30's for me has been that I know much more clearly what I want and I end up wasting significantly less time with people that will turn out to not be compatible.
This is maybe 5% on you for not telling him about this before you got married. He expects his wife to be okay with this and you should have told him before you said “I do.”
It's 95% on him for being such a dick.
You're allowed to have boundaries. You should have laid them out before the wedding but regardless of that, you're still allowed to have them. If you don't want to be touched a certain way you have a right not to be touched that way. This is not a you problem any more than him complaining when you hit him in the head with a brick is a him problem. Tell him that.
And remember that saying “I don't like that” isn't setting a boundary. If you want to set a boundary say something “I don't like that. I won't tolerate it. If you do it again, I will do x, y, and z as consequences. If it continues after x, y, and z I will file for divorce and call the police on you for sexual assault and apply for a restraining order against you. Yes, I'm serious. I will fuck up your life if that's what I have to do to feel safe, although I hope you respect me enough that it won't come to that. Have I made myself clear?”
Good luck, and please post an update.
How long have you guys been together?
I say this because this sounds like a relationship that is close to coming to the end. This is not behavior you should put up with or allow. The fact that he won't apologize or talk about it quite frankly says a lot.
Is that consistent in your relationship?
I’ve talked to him about that. Personally, Seeing someone attractive while out, on a movie or show, and noticing their beauty, isn’t the same as going out of your way and searching for girls on purpose. Searching on Fb for normal girls on his free time, when he could be talking to me or looking at pics of me if he want’s to look at something he finds naked is weird to me. I mean he’d get something in real life on return for using that energy on me, instead of a random picture.
He says he happy and I’m mostly happy, aside from this issue and some issues around sex we have where he’s not initiating as much as I’d like, and he rejects me the majority of the time. Plus, I found out he was rejecting sex with me for a couple of months, but going to the bathroom to watch porn instead.
I get your parents concern for a number of reasons. Statistically it is pretty common for people who leave abusive relationship to find themselves in another abusive relationship with their next partner. Not to mention that a lot of abusive people are really great at hiding, even from those closest to them.
I genuinely hope your parents concerns are for nothing. That being said if their concerns do turn out to be true, the way they are behaving toward your sister right now is only going to make it more dangerous for her. If Blake is as great a guy as he seems than acting like they are will only ruin her happiness. And if he is not, she may find herself more hesitant to reach out for help if necessary due to feelings of shame or lack of trust in your parents. If they are truly worried for her safety the best thing they can do is let her make her own decisions, with the knowledge that she has their unconditional support no matter what.