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Date: October 19, 2022
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She’s clearly told you not to bring it up, so don’t. If you don’t want to date her because of this then end the relationship. She has set clear boundaries in that she will not tolerate you bringing this up.
NTA Explain that this car is much more than a means of transportation. That it is a hobby, project, special interest of yours. (I was going to say a labor of love, but she might take exception to that.) Tell her high mileage shouldn't be an issue, because if needed her car can be replaced. That your car being almost twenty years old, is harder to get parts for and would not be as easy to replace. In another 5 years your car will be an antique. It doesn't make sense to wear out an old car that you love the look of in order to limit mileage that you could easily buy the same model or a newer one.
Yes! You’re completely right, bro. I did exactly that. You see, I have such a twisted mind that I did exactly what you thought. Crap, I got busted. 🙁
Jesus Christ.
It was after Valentine’s Day. Of course it was reduced. He got you a gift, get over yourself. It’s absolutely NOT about the dollar amount and if you think it is, you’re a pretty terrible person.
I don't think avoiding actually saying why you're breaking up with a person is substantially better than just telling the truth.
I get wanting to avoid being coercive or manipulative, but giving an ultimatum on something like this is *not* abusive in and of itself. Saying “having sex with my partner is essential, and if you do not see it in our near future, I'm afraid we're not going to work out” is simply not sexual abuse.
If someone doesn't pay for any dates and their partner says “I need you to start chipping in or I'm gone”, is that financial abuse?
Nah. It doesn't.
cut contact with that friend but honestly.. it’s not all that big of a deal, it was a drunken one night stand before youse got together..?
People kept asking the same kind of questions and I thought I needed to clarify some things a bit more.
So you add new information to clarify – you don't re-write the whole text that people have already responded to.
She sees a paediatrician, I have suggested family counselling a few times but he's not interested.
A person who is having conflict with his step-daughter to the point where she is terrified of him isn't interested in family counselling to learn how to try to deal with things more constructively? And you're having a baby with him? A person who isn't interested in being the best parent he can be?
What are his suggestions for learning to better handle the stressful position of being a step-parent to this child?
Good luck to you, your daughter, and the new kid.
Don't dim your light to make another shine bright. He is nothing buy a walking red flag. He wants to control you. DON'T ALLOW HIM TO CONTROL YOU.
If he wants a divorce then go find a damm good divorce lawyer
No, but I know you have an issue where you need to feel validated and be the “smartest person in the room”.
Ironically, no one fucking cares about your commentary
Guilt will make you unhappy and less fun to live! with. Do your husband the best favour and forgive yourself. He will not enjoy your wallowing & soul searching.
You only want to 'make it up to him' to make yourself feel better about what you did ,which is a little selfish when he has stated doesn't want or need anything from you.
You can't do anything to erase what happened. But life will send you more testing times and afford you the opportunity to be even better than you are now. Looking back will only drag you down.
The person seems very alike, but the pictures are not the same if you look at the details, such as the hairs
That may certainly be true. I may have been raised with a higher than necessary or practical standard on that. Which would obviously be frustrating in and of itself, because I can't abide things not being that way. As a result, I have to do them on top of everything else if I want to be comfortable, able to sit still in my home. In turn it builds resentment over time.
He's absolutely a squatter
I would suggest not asking for feedback in this instance. He has decided that he does not want to be in your life regardless of the relationship type. So I would suggest not wasting the energy and thoughts to figure out why you both didn't click in his mind. He has shown you that he doesn't want to try and see if a future is possible.
I appreciate you want to work on improving and growing yourself.
Just remember this was an experience. There are no wrong or bad experiences. Just take this as a learning experience and have fun and look forward to the next person you go out and have a good time with.
You will find the right person for you one day.