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Perhaps this won’t resonate in this moment, but you need a different perspective: you have been SET FREE from someone that would do this to you.
You will go through a period of hurt and self-doubt, but eventually you will come to understand that you did not do the wrong here, and as such should not feel bad for it. You will be forever changed from this, yes, and in some ways that are sad and disappointing, yes… but hold your head up, sir, for today you get to start a new life without that awful person weighing you down.
The lines of privacy he's drawn aren't really different from the lines I would draw… but he's breached trust, so those lines, if he wants to get trust back, need to be removed.
It's in his interest to do so, otherwise at some point, you're likely going to realise that the trust isn't/can't come back and you're going to end it and start fresh. Because a relationship without trust typically has a time limit.
Maybe, even with the showing of messages, the trust can't come back either. In which case, that's a question for your good self as to whether you want to continue something if you think that trust can't be rescued.
I don't know where to go with this friendship, since he's also my wife's friend her opinion is to just forget it ever happened
No ONE would react like this.
OP…. did you confront your wife and tell her you found photos of her on “so and so” phone, or did you tell her “so and so” stole her pictures?
I may be too cynical bc of Reddit, but I don't believe for a second it was poor judgment. He simply chose the moment of horseplay to do actual physical violence to her, because then it's way easier to say he didn't mean it as an attack. But he absolutely did. He's just masking it as a 'joke'.
Next time, if she stays, he will not be masking it as much, since it won't be needed anymore: he will know she is willing to accept it.
Thank you for clarifying. I just always think about condoms being involved so it didn't occur to me that this could be a thing.
My partner of 5 years (we are in our 40’s now) has only met one friend of mine. I’ve met most of his as we have a shared hobby but none of us hang out randomly.
I think you’re being a little silly.
The problem here is he wants to help people while also risking her safety and his own. If he wants to risk his own then fine. But that “helping people” value is kinda pointless if you’re doing it at the expense of someone you supposedly care about. Why does helping random strangers trump ensuring the safety of his gf?
So, in the US, social security is only given to the spouse. Most medical insurance from a company only allows family members to be in spouses and children. It's a bit easier for next of kin decisions. Legal, you can make anyone have POA, but being married gives it more strength from other members of the family trying to legally stop you from being the POA.
My husband and I did a pro vs. con on marriage and talked with a lawyer about it. We came to the point that legally being married was better. His parents have been together for almost 40 years, and recently got married. They did this because 5-7 yrs ago, his father got into a very serious car accident (a semi truck smashed him into a school bus), but he almost didn't make it.
Even though they have been together in a relationship for 3 decade, the hospital wouldn't talk to her without his families permission (my husband). He had to rus three hrs away to get to them. After this incident, they realized that yes, a piece of paper isn't going to keep them together and prove their love,but it does help make things easier legally.