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Date: December 28, 2022
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Sit him down and have a serious conversation about him. Maybe show him this post and let him respond. He sounds like he's pretty direct and loves you. My hubby doesn't wear his ring either. It doesn't bother me and he knows he's married. She sounds like she has some “issues” and he should not be her therapist for sounding board. If she flirts with him he'll need to shut it down being considerate but direct and firm.
Dude you're 29 years old, one thing to remember you've got many more years ahead of you, to reach your dreams and aspirations. I know getting out of a long relationship is not easy, but remember a man gets better with age. (I'm speaking from experience) Think of it this way she's your ex for a reason, (regardless of what excuse she used) she made the choice, and broke up with you, chalk it up to her loss, hit the gym, work on bettering yourself, and your career. When she realizes it was a mistake and tries coming back, remind her she made the choice, not you.
MIL needs to tell her daughter to schedule her day. MIL can give wife 2 hours a day so she can take care of herself. Hell, why isn't MIL taking on the nanny duties?
She is a mom now and needs to do figure it out.
Wife may need more therapy.
People his age aren't dating him because they clearly see his instability. And yes I saw the correction that he's 25. It might sound N/A to you, but once you pass 25, you will see 18 and 25+ are whole different worlds.
Regardless, when people truly believe conspiracy, there's usually no convincing them out of it
I know a lot of advice is telling you to go nuclear. But think about what is going to bring you peace from this? I can tell from what you’ve written that you are a kind person and not vengeful. Leaving a bad review will not make you feel better.
I think you should do a vow renewal with just your wife and a couple of witnesses. Maybe a few family members if you feel comfortable including them. Hire a better photographer and clue them into having a poor experience before. Get some excellent photos – different shots than the first time around.
With time you WILL heal. I know you are hurting still, and that is completely valid. Your anger isn’t serving you though. You have a wonderful partner who loves you very much and that is the most important piece. Think of every single nice thing about your wedding. The toasts, the dance, the cake, etc. when you feel bad and have those intrusive memories- remind yourself of the beautiful things from that day.
Would you still want the tattoo you proposed in college?