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I'd be more concerned of a sociopath father to my kids rather than the probability of them also being sociopaths. Please leave this sorry bastard.
Perhaps a thing to say before sex or making love with him to prove ur not cheating and it was indeed a dream also if it was a dream it did not happen in real live! so no damage was done
Or a 6 inches clit
You can do it
Just remember, as the woman, you're statistically likely to have more time for yourself without him than with him. Go to court, make the responsibilities official, and get out there to grab your future
You and your wife likely had multiple issues. Maybe she was more at fault than you, but chances are you contributed to the problems. It's always easier to see what's wrong with others than to see the part we play ourselves. Maybe she's narcissistic and you're controlling.
It's great to be empathetic to a person's problems BUT you're using as an excuse not to cut contact.
Dated a girl who would just lay there and op sounds nothing like her, if I was being cynical I’d say he was trying to damage her self esteem to make her do something she wouldn’t normally do.
Nah, I think he gets the cheese grater. Why keep the options open if he doesn't care about her health and her feelings?
This right here! Why would he think that comment would be okay???
If you think about him 24/7, you are attracted to him. That’s kind of the definition. He might not be your type, but he’s clearly down something to get you a bit sprung.
OP is the problem since he seems to need a bunch of strangers to point this out…and he still doesn’t get it.
Let's also reminisce on the fact that in the late teen years that isn't is common and even expected for there to be significant beef with parents and other relatives.
My apologies. I misunderstood.
You've already given him a figurative 'pass' by staying with him after the cheating. You've told him that if he sees her, you're done, yes? Are you going to give him another 'pass'?
Personal bias – cheating is a hot line for me, and I have not, nor would I stay with someone who cheats. That being said, if a couple decides to try and move past an episode of cheating, it seems very logical and reasonable (imo) for the one who did the cheating, to do, what is logical and reasonable, to rebuild that trust. Not intentionally going to a place wherein the person they cheated with is going to be? That's a bingo. A logical step would be for him to invite his brother out for coffee, or something similar, no? But he's not. He's not trying to work around the not seeing her part. That is something you should take issue with.
… our conflict/resolution hasn’t been great lately.
Howso?
We're getting basically zero context for anything and it just comes across like he's a rage monster. You've been together 8 years and you don't mention abuse of any kind, so this hitting his car and screaming thing, is it a one off or is it common?
Don’t. You are still young. She will cheat again and you can never trust her after this. Be amicable with the break up. You’ll feel so much better in six months with this behind you.