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  1. They are engaged.

    First off, no they aren't. They discussed the topic of getting engaged. They aren't actually engaged.

    If she moves out their relationship is likely over.

    Which yeah, that happens. Kids change things.

    I view it as an overreaction because he does not have any relationship with this child and may never have that relationship

    May. May.

    That's the point – the different roads that now are before them are what she's thinking about. He told her this wouldn't have anything to do with her, which means if the kid is ever around he will be keeping them apart (or he just flat out lied).

    There is no moral blameworthy behavior on his part

    I agree. Doesn't mean it's unreasonable to break up. Someone doesn't have to be a fault for a breakup to happen. It's deciding if your lives will work together. Two people can do everything right and it still not work.

    You're making this out like a punishment when it's not. Why are you doing that?

    Hell, he hasn’t even confirmed that the kid is his. Seems like a pretty important preliminary step.

    For OP, sure. For her, how he went about this shows her how he would handle these situations. He told her it wouldn't impact her at all, and he's said that he doesn't view kids as a reasonable deal breaker at their ages. That shows how he wouldn't have her involved even if he's involved.

    It's totally valid to leave off that alone.

    And again, is not a punishment.

  2. Does she have those photos because she’s forgotten about them, or because she’s intentionally keeping them? There’s a big difference.

    Either way I think it is proper protocol to do one’s best to delete explicit photos after a breakup. It only feels respectful. I think you’d be in the right to request it.

  3. Why do YOU need to redeem yourself?? You did something smart, you protected yourself in a respectful, calm way. I think it was completely justified. After all, abusive people disguise themselves as benign, there’s no way to tell the difference. In all seriousness – you say that you’ve been in abusive relationships before. Are you aware that the statistics on victims having an almost 100% chance of winding up in another abusive relationship? It’s mostly because your normal meter is broken, and what other people see as red flags, you’re more likely to see as excusable behavior. Additionally, if you’re very up front and honest about your past abuse in the early stages of dating, that honesty is chin in the water for other abusive people. They know up front that you’ll be a great victim, you’ve told them that you’re open to it. This man, whether you can see it or not, is not your partner. How do I know? Because if he were, he would’ve never blown up at you this way. The right partner will have rational conversations with you, even when they’re angry or hurt. This isn’t that. This isn’t the man you’re looking for.

  4. 1) you aren't compatible, this is never going to work, sorry to be so blunt but you want totally different lives. 2) you didn't agree to be poly, therefore she is cheating.

  5. You are not married. You are not a bad person for wanting to break up. You went through a scary experience. You are under no obligation to stay in a relationship with anyone.

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