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I bet your son is not related to you…
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I feel like this she has a personality of “I’m going to waste your time “till I find someone better
Also, introduce her to audiobooks and podcasts. Some may not really enjoy reading for whatever reason, but they'll eagerly consume the same content in audiobook or podcast format.
You may also want to start in slow with reading, if you want to introduce her. Do NOT and I repeat do NOT start her with LOTR and such. If she thinks reading is boring then something detail intensive like that will be too much too soon. Even Hobbit may be too much in the deep end. I don't mean any of that to sound like she's unable to understand it or that the books are boring, just that they're not something I would give to a reluctant reader at any age as their first novels (in a while, anyway).
I would check to see what her likes and dislikes are, then go from there. If she likes romance and doesn't mind fantasy being mixed in, she may like authors like Molly Harper – her books are kind of like cupcakes in that they're light, fluffy, and easy to get down. There is nothing really difficult in them and they're a great bit of escapism. If she likes mystery or true crime, go for cozy mysteries. Some of them can actually get a bit gruesome, if you know which ones to look for.
However before any of this, I would start her on podcasts and audiobooks. Go on a car ride together and play one. Honestly, true crime seems to be so widely loved by women that I'd suggest going for one of those, like Serial. You may even want to just google “easy to get into true crime podcasts” – I found some I'd never heard of, like 90s True Crime and Wine & Crime. TBH, I would somewhat go for the ones that have kind of an Ann Rule vibe, since her stuff tends to be where a lot of us started out.
Honestly, if you want kids, this is a dealbreaker.
Move on and find someone who wants to be with you.
i am really into her, and the silence brings insecure to me
You know how this ends
Just walk away not worth the hassle.
so it her birthday and her husband is specifically told not come?
A) your wife just don't want you to be there and is lying
(B) they planning to a strip club that why “no spouse” rule..no witness no finding out and drama.
(C) She has lied to you for 2 years and she has a double life ??♂️
IKR, she has more issues than a '91 Ford Escort.