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1. emotional cheating!

   It must make you happy to say that, she didn't have sex with the guy, the guy didn't try to beat you up, your girlfriend didn't protect you, the guy didn't have his shirt at home

   your cats are safe

   you expect honesty from the girl

   The world is better when you think about it like that, your girlfriend loves you

   stay with her

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2. Oh. My. God. You say you feel like you can't take another second of this shot. DO. NOT. Take another second of this shit!!

   He is totally gaslighting you to make you feel like you shouldn't have these feelings, and you shouldn't need what you need from him. Well, from a marriage. Because you are never going to get what you need from him.

   I am speaking from experience. When I met my first husband, I had had a very weird and disturbing experience with friends of mine who I did not know were swingers. I was very young (not a minor, but not far from it,) and they had been grooming me and I had no idea. When I tried talking to my then-boyfriend about it, he got all excited thinking I was into it.

   As I said, I was very young so his reaction made me question whether my ideas of marriage and sexuality were actually the norm or if I just had a Little House on the Prairie view of life.

   Anyway, that entire relationship was fraught with the things you describe. Although his extracurricular activities weren't traceable because we did not have the technology available to you today, I know they existed. And I know exactly what you mean by the constant barrage of “hints” and the demoralizing. How nothing was ever good enough because it was only with me. And if I wanted any semblance of any kind of non-sexual life experience, like travel, or even my second child, I was always told in a circumspect way that it was quid pro quo.

   We could have more of the things I wanted, if he had more of what he wanted. I know how it all made me feel so I am telling you get out. Get out now. I “loved” my husband too, and the marriage ended with his death from cancer. I took excellent and loving care of him during the last two years of his life, which I don't regret; but I do regret having been put in that position for so long, and not setting clear and distinct boundaries from the beginning.

   I've been married for almost 19 years to a man who has only ever expressed that I am beyond good enough for him, and has never even once mentioned the idea of sex with someone else. Unfortunately, this marriage, too, will end with cancer, but I won't regret a minute of it.

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3. You're fine. More than fine. You are more than just the flat image in the mirror or pictures. You are a whole person. He already knows what you look like. You look at yourself and see a pile of flaws. Other people see the whole you. It's a very different view. Generally others see us more positively than we see ourselves.

   Go and have fun. Be yourself. Dress comfortably. Don't take yourself too seriously. You'll be fine.

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4. The first one really doesnt make any sense

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