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Date: October 23, 2022
I've got the suction one and it's far too intense..I'm really sensitive so it's too much for some of us
20 and 37… do I even need to read the post?
So you think she only started having feelings for him after he divorced and she was aware of his feelings? That's certainly possible. I mean that people can change once they know they're the object of someone's desire.
The name change is just unforgiveable. Unless the guy decided to re-invent himself, there is no reason on this Earth why you'd begin to do that. Did she call him by his middle name at work? with colleagues? It's a deceitful pathetic lie wholly meant to hide his identity from you.
I don't know how long you've both been together, but given your age I think you should consider that your wife may feel that there's more to life than marriage, or that she's missing out. I'm not trying to upset you, but bringing it up so that you perhaps explore this concept with her. If it has any grain of truth, you need to be aware of it. She may have spent a quarter of your marriage having feelings for another man. You have a long difficult road ahead of you and I wish you all the best.
I think it's more you're imagining the person he is. You'll never be inside someone else's head, and they'll never actually be the image you create of them in your own mind.
He's not who you thought he was.
You can keep trying, but there's not really anything else you can do here.
You're talking about loving him, but he's not really showing love or anything similar back. Nor has ever wanted to give you the benefit of the doubt or talk to you about it. And when you deny it, he literally tells you you're lying.
None of that is who you though he was. Your idea of who he is isn't real and you're refusing to accept it, and assuming you can change him to actually be this image in your head.
What do you want the outcome to be? Il sorry that you had to deal with that. Addiction is very hard for families as well for the person. But revenge isn’t going to change the situation or make him remorseful. You’ve separated. The best thing you can do is go to therapy & try to forgive for yourself, not for him.
I’m going to say this as a woman who enjoys anal – YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO ANYTHING YOU AREN’T COMFORTABLE WITH. There are plenty of other things I’m not comfortable with and I don’t do them and my husband doesn’t pressure or guilt me.
Your boyfriend is out of bounds with you. If this is s life requirement for him fine – but your body isn’t a match for that act. But he doesn’t need to make you feel badly about it.
He’s not showing the care or maturity that would make you or any partner comfortable opening any sexual experimenting doors – anal or otherwise.
Have you tried using an enima to clean yourself out back there? That would be your best bet to get cleaned out for it, if you really do want to try it. You can use it until the water runs clear, and then try anal not long after. But that's only IF you genuinely want to. If not, he should be able to take no for an answer
My dude, Bob is not your friend. My husband would never allow me to host an after party to a pre wedding event that excluded the bride. That’s some petty, high school BS. Sit him down and say “for a long time, I really thought that the issues were just between Sarah and my fiancé. Your decision to host a prewedding event after party that specifically excludes the bride has really opened my eye. You do not care about our friendship and you are happy to cause drama and ruin my wedding. Here is whatever money you spent on the wedding, please see yourself out of my life.”
Hmmm, M's reaction makes me think that the subject of dating/asking you out has come up between her and her step brother before, and that she stressed to him how much against it she was. She may be lashing out at you as an extension of being angry with her step brother because he crossed that line that she drew with you (not that it makes it okay).
To me, it sounds like something that only M will be able to (or not be able to) get over herself. I don't think there's much you can do besides letting her know that you're willing to talk and try to work things out when she is (if you want to still continue being friends with her). The friend groups may just be avoiding you and possibly M so that they aren't caught in the crossfire. Or, maybe M told them your relationship was something more insidious with A than what it was. Personally, I don't think friends who ditch you based off of something like this are worth having – so, you can decide whether you want to give them time to hopefully come around, or not.
As for A, you two clearly have a connection and on-line together well. I wouldn't give that up to try and appease M when she's acting so irrationally and refusing to talk to you. Friendship is not blind loyalty no matter how shitty the other person treats you, so she's not being a friend to you right now. Plus, this might be a cork that can't be put back in the bottle for her – so, you could be risking something good you have with A for someone who might NOT recognize your feelings/efforts and move forward.