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Date: September 29, 2022
Loss of virginity isn't based on consent. It can be TAKEN from you. It's the physical aspect of being sexually untouched.
But he's still being a jerk.
She was honest, she disclosed her abuse when she was ready to. It's him that's wrong about her virginity not OP
Did she have therapy for this? Because it's an issue she is going to need to fix. Don't change but just keep doing you.
Adults that tell children to keep secrets from their parents are not safe adults. That's grooming 101.
There isn’t a significant age difference though? If anything, I’d be wary of marrying someone you’ve been with since you were 16 without ever getting to live as an individual
If you had to lie to get to where you are now then of course you are not going to feel good about it. If something like a relationship had to be built on a lie, then it won't ever feel like the real deal. You are basically manipulating the outcomes and the feelings in your favor. That being said nobody can stop you from continuing the lie and living with that sense of anxiety and dread for the rest of your life. It is up to you when you want to be honest and accept whatever outcomes come from that. Whether it might be forgiven or met with anger.
I hate everything you just said
Talk to your attorney about everything. You need to know how to cover yourself legally. You don't want to get hit with harassment or stalking charges. Turn everything over and make sure you do everything by the book.
If i wanted to go through my partners phone, for whatever reason, and she had your reaction….id be sus. You should have played it cool and let her see you have nothing to hide.
That's not nuance that's you trying to feel better about fucking your friend's barely legal sister that you have known since she was a child. This is gross and a part of you knows it.
Lying for years definitely is
Going on how you worded things, I'm going to say it is best you two split up. You personally need to take time and think about how others might feel and how a relationship isn't just about you. People have bad days and events that hurt them. Telling him that he is miserable is saying to him that you dont care about his feelings. When that made him upset you wanted to end the relationship which again was a sign saying you dont care. You say you want it to work out, but then turn around and say no matter what, you'll be fine. That, in turn, reinforced to him that you're saying you don't care about his feelings and don't have any love for him. Had you sat down and discussed the matter of what had him upset, then you could have helped him work it out. Which would have prevented hurt feelings on either part. Relationships are all about two people giving and taking as they grow closer.
If she worked on her eating habits and trying to be healthy, that would make a huge difference in how you view her. She's not, though. I say this as someone with an “obese” bmi, you don't have to feel attraction for someone who won't work on themselves. Even just doing one or the other, eating healthier or being more active, would show she's concerned about her health. Right now, she's setting a really bad example for your son. That's something you guys need to consider. This little boy is looking at mom stuffing her face with chicken nuggets all the time. Dont get me wrong, i love me some nuggets. But there are alternatives. Is she willing to try other things? Air fried cauliflower is amazing and pretty similar to nuggets. Toss it in a bit of Buffalo sauce and you'll get your junk food/carb fix while eating a vegetable. Same goes for cauliflower fried rice. That stuff is delicious. Smells like ass while it's cooking, but afterward you'd never know. There's tons of options for her.
I'm with you. The “if I were to cheat…” Bit in the middle of his rant really jumped out at me. I can honestly say, without a shadow of a doubt, that I have never had that sort of thought in my life.
I am not only deeply monogamous, but incredibly happy in my relationship. I'm the sort of happy that he claims he is (but I don't talk about him in the weird way OP does his wife…”my incredible wife, cuberstalked her”???) And if my partner was suddenly acting like this, I would be sitting him down, trying to get to the bottom of it, and trying to see how I can calm those fears…not saying “yeah, but if I did cheat, it wouldn't be with that person”. Cause not only would I never think about who I would or wouldn't cheat with, as cheating isn't on the table in any conceivable way, but it obviously would only add fuel to the fire.
There's something off here.
Have you told him his behavior is embarrassing? He needs some humble. pie.