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Date: November 5, 2022
Be direct. Honest. And straight forward but you are under no obligation to explain it to her unless you want too
He needs to learn to clean as he bakes.
Changes are something you need to be making over time. While your progress with change based on your second update is admirable, it is also reasonable for her to not trust those changes. I’m not married (I pretty much am but anyways), but I had a similar issue when I was in a previous relationship. Changes that I needed to make were discussed, but I never made them until he left me. I was able to convince him to try again, but that trust, that belief in me was gone. Everytime I made an action that was similar to something I was supposed to have been working on, you could see the list tick down in his eyes. You have to also look at it from her perspective. You obviously don’t consider her intelligent or that she has value based on your rather skewed ideas on worth based in degrees or income. It seems like those comments are coming from a place of frustration right now, but you clearly hold resentment, and she probably does too. It’s probably better to just end it as amicably as possible and continue working on yourself as that will help with the mental state of going through losing your partner. But frankly, sounds like neither of you have really had a partner for a long time
Get into couples therapy. Work through this together in therapy.
Prenups are equal though and forward facing. They acknowledge that in the future either spouse could do something bad OR that a marriage could end without fault by either party in the case of irreconcilable differences. A paternity test is directed solely at you and is premised entirely on the idea that you may have cheated in the past. They are not equal. And frankly, I'd demand that he take a lie detector test. Just to be sure. They may not be admissible in court but they are useful for these purposes. I bet he'd kick up a fucking stink about it even though it is the same thing he's doing to you.
Sounds like he prefers his own needs and happiness to his sons. I feel sorry for his son for the abuse his father has given him. So much so that he had to text him, he was gay in fear of his reaction.
I think its normal just in case. Its good to know it really is his children. I understand you may feel insulted that he demand it every time though.
OP I would throw her to the curb, and I advise against taking cheaters back.
Honestly, people in general need to start letting young people make mistakes without crucifying them. Some of the moral judgments that people pass on this site are bonkers.
This is exactly why I plan on telling people I'm trans at the first sign of things becoming serious, maybe even the first date.
It’s not that a majority of us want your relationship to crash and burn; It’s that we don’t like seeing men that are taking care of their spouse, get taken advantage of.
Flip the roles. How long would she have been paying for your plane tickets? Would she have paid for your solo journey? Paid to fly your friend in?
You brought yourself here. It’s not like we’re forcing you to leave the post up, either. If you’re not happy, confront or leave. If you are, why post?
Your TL;DR gives “bum vibes”, pretty intensely. If she genuinely hasn’t worked in 5 years, I’m nothing but impressed. I hope you find the answers you’re looking for, but I don’t think you will.
As far as therapists go, talk to your GP, tell them how you feel and see if you can get a referral on the NHS.
Ask them about other options in your community as well.