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Could be a kind of sleep paralysis.
Is this post real? I can’t believe someone would voluntarily do something this bizarre.
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Co-parent and child support. You’re whole relationship is a lie or what you would call a relationship.
That’s the thing, it’s not THAT important. This is something I am willing to work through and move forward. I am more upset about the fact that he lied than the fact that he did it
It just seems to be a recurring thing
How else does it manifest? The wedding event is one situation in isolation, have there been other situations and how clear and forward is she about the settling?
Ok, without looking at your post history, here's my initial thought: whatever she helped you out with when you got married, should be the same (or a bit more) that you help her out with.
If it was going to be difficult to return this money, you shouldn't have accepted it (and spent it) in the first place. So try to come up with an equal sum so you can be even.
Am i right in understanding that you're the only woman in this story? If so, it rather sounds like the old boy has decided you're little wifey, so giving your partner a share is the same as giving you a share. Classic blind sexism really. But it seems that all the others, including your partner, were more than happy to join the old boy's little club and collude with him in shutting you out. I'm sure any one of these men would see how unfair this dynamic is if they were in your place and you'd been included in the boys' club, toddling off to a self-congratulatory lunch together, knowing that one of your team was deliberately and unjustly excluded. All really completely vile and I don't think I could come back from this. The fact that your colleagues and your boss, who you worked side by side with to generate great results, and you thought saw you as equals, felt entitled to treat you this way is shocking and appalling enough. But the fact that your life partner felt entitled to go along with it also, and sneak around behind your back? And then act kind of like you're being unreasonable? Nope. I think that might be a deal breaker for me. And what exactly is their plan for how you're going to work together going forward? You're going to report to these men in future? Ugh. I'm very sorry for the position you're in OP, and I agree with the poster above who suggested you take some time away from it all to see where your feelings really land. Go with your gut. Not your heart, and not your head. My experience is that there is a still, quiet voice inside us all that tells us what's true for us, if we'd only listen to it!
I agree. I don’t really want to see her anymore, nor be friends, but I want to be able to spend time with my current friends now
This is a well of text.
Let me just give a reminder: Even if she was SA-ed, it doesn't mean that you should stay with her if you don't have it in you to believe her or to trust her as a partner.
You can be supportive (as supportive as you can) and not be with her anymore, you know.
Let her know that you want to break up and let her do whatever she wants afterward. Give her time to move out, etc.