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Date: December 26, 2022
Your wife wanted to open the relationship up. Now she’s jealous of you and what you are doing in the open relationship.
If you love your wife, and want a relationship with her, then tell your wife that you will stop, but she also has to stop. As it isn’t fair that she gets to see other people and you don’t.
If you don’t mind one way or the other, then tell her she opened the relationship up, and unless she stops having relationships with other people, that you will continue to fuck anyone you want.
If you realise that your wife is a predator, and a hypocrite, then divorce.
I went through this exact same thing for the exact same amount of time. Are the highs really high and the lows really low? ): I know it hurts, but please put your own needs above his. Your words scream of pain and fear. Please escape this nightmare and cherish yourself for everything you are. This is not an okay situation and it wont get any better. You will feel a humongous amount of relief when you can finally breathe again.
What’s CE?
I did tell him that he can try to make me feel better but he just said sorry.
You’re married to him and he’s 28 and doing the “I’m telling you I’m never going to talk to you again” bs? He seems childish and picking a fight to pick a fight. Divorce his ass, he’s checked out of the relationship.
There is such a thing as a covert narcissist. A narcissist that uses their role as a victim to get what they want, usually by throwing fits and emotional blackmail. Take a look and see if it rings too many bells
Unfortunately, its pretty challenging to land something more sustainable without a skill set.
There are plenty of 1 to 2 year programs he could take that can help him rise above the lower end pay grade.
Sadly, those type of jobs… people are disposable and replaceable with ease.
If you're willing to go along for the ride for another couple of years while he studies something, and finds a career path, great!
Reliable work & finances, is critical long term. Maybe its time for you two to have a serious conversation together.
I am willing to stand by your side through all of this, but we need to start getting ourselves together. Its time to make decisions so we can bring ourselves to the next step.
Not sure if he is into tech at all, but I took a computer engineering program (2 years) at the age of 26 and it opened so many doors in the tech industry.
If he likes construction, perhaps get him into something where he could do project managing instead of the grunt work.
Hell, even a simple managerial course and the right company can pay decent.
Just something that rises him above the 'no background experience required' jobs.
Thank you so much for the reassurance and grounding. It really means alot