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Date: February 7, 2023

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  1. Fair play to you for being so responsible and saving for your future at 20! Regarding your bf, I'm not sure what to say, do you think he wants to get a job?

  2. You apologise.

    You stop talking about intimate details like that unless you have the consent of the other person – hook up or no. Especially things that the other person can’t do anything about.

    Think about it this way – how would you feel if one of your partners told intimate things about you to someone else. And then tried to add a backhanded compliment to make it seem like they were not just complete arseholes.

    If you don’t find out about it, your fine, but say said thing finds it way too you from a third or fourth party? First you are going to be embarrassed, then you are going to be angry.

    And you hope that you can rebuild the trust that you damaged with your careless actions.

  3. Kids are something he does want and he has been trying to push me into seeing why it would be better to have one than to not

    I wonder what his argument here is as I absolutely don't see how having kids is better than not having them. Also.. a lot of men want kids because their lives don't really change that much. Just be careful OP and browse Regretful parents & childfree subs.

  4. This post has reached one of our comment/karma limits. The text of the post has been preserved below.

    TLDR: Caught my wife sexting, haven't confronted her, don't know how.

    Some context: my wife and I have three kids together and are expecting a fourth. We have been married almost 8 years now. Things have actually been really good lately between us, or so I thought.

    She left her computer open and I discovered she has been sexting someone for about 6 months. I know she uses other apps as well like snapchat and I now also have good reason to believe she is in communication or sending pics there, too based on some of the texts I saw. Though I have no nude evidence of that yet. I also didn't find any evidence of physical cheating or intimacy and I have good reason to believe, based on what I read, that it has not happened nor is there a plan for it to happen. (It could, I guess, if this behavior continues.)

    The person in question lives pretty far away. They have known each other for awhile and she always referred to him as “just a friend” and it seems like whatever is happening now is a new development between them. The other person is also married with kids. We know them. We know their family. We haven't seen them much after they moved, though. Which was a long time ago. Before we were married.

    I guess I want to believe this is just some sort of thrill seeking behavior. It does read a bit like that. Even then, I don't like it, but maybe I can at least understand it.

    Frankly, I don't know what to do. Do I confront her about this? If so, how? What do I say? It could very well blow up my marriage and I am concerned about how that could negatively impact the kids, above all else. Maybe that's just the price I have to pay (risk I have to take?) to resolve or address this situation? What would you even say, in a situation like this?

    We also have an infidelity clause in our prenuptial agreement. We created the agreement because we both are extremely financially successful and wanted to lay out any separation plan in advance to make it easier if the time ever came. I was hoping to never have to use it, but the short of it is, if either of us are caught cheating with very hot evidence, we owe the other a lot of money. I made sure to capture the evidence in case I decide to go that route. Do I just file the case and let it play out? I don't need the money. But I do want there to be some consequence for her actions.

    I am really in a difficult place. I probably left out some details because this is very fresh and I am still a bit in shock, so if there is anything I need to fill in let me know. But I'd really appreciate any insights about how to approach this.

  5. I'm going to try and make it work

    As someone who frequently advises people to walk away, I think you have arrived at the right decision for the right reasons.

    I hope it works out for you both.

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