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Date: March 23, 2023
You might just be a short fling and she possibly has a steady bf back home.
It is wayyyy beyond repairable. You behaved like a toxic stalker, got reprimanded, and now you're still pushing for more. He told you at the beginning he doesn't want to date you. You think you didn't want more but he clearly could tell you still wanted more after reconnecting, so he cut you loose again.
Even thinking to contact his ex is a sign you're not mature enough for an adult relationship. You don't DO that in an adult relationship. He stated his boundaries, told you he no longer wanted to talk to you because you wanted different things, and you're behaving horribly.
Block him, stop thinking about him, and honestly get some therapy. How you behaved in this situation isn't healthy. STOP going after him.
Unfortunately, it's not worth wasting your time trying to figure out how it happened; it's happening. Sometimes you work late, he cleans, but gives you shit for it. He says it bothers him that he comes home from work and the chores aren't done. He's literally ignoring the fact that he's come home from work and you're still working. You say that you let him know that you didn't have time to clean; have you let him know that you're literally still fucking working?
Either way, you two discussed this and came to an agreement as far as you know. It's not happening, and he's talking down to you.
It's not “like” those expectations have changed; they've changed. He's explicitly told you as much. Maybe he does in fact expect you to be a 1950s housewife (which logically you're not since you work).
You need to stand up for yourself. You don't guess. You tell him how you feel and you stand firm. You don't need to waste time trying to figure out how it happened; it has happened. The good news is that you're not yet in a legal relationship. So if there's any advice I can give you it's to understand that the relationship you have now is the relationship you have when you make it legal. If you're not good with the current situation, don't just assume all will be good because you got married. Get yourself into the position you want to be in first. If it doesn't happen, then it's time to make the very hot decision.
Known each other for 10 years, dated for 1, and it's going to marriage — I'm moving in later this year.
It seems to be a financial issue with your spouse. If something were to happen to you, he would be the sole support of any children. Could he do that on his income? I think his concerns are financial.