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Well with new relationships and traumatized people, especially when one has never had a relationship I am aware there is some learning to do and compromises to discuss, which we do.
But your opinion is where I lean, not sure if that’s me being logical or just submitting to my trust issues and jadedness towards love.
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He should know for sure. If your sister put a move on your husband, wouldn't you want to know?
no, he's still friends with their uni group according to op's comments, just doesn't go partying with them, but they do other stuff together.
Giving her the benefit of the doubt here and nothing physical happened.
It seems like she’s developed a rather unnaturally strong affection for this guy. He may or may not be reciprocating, but I seems like she’s obsessing over this guy and trying anything to talk to him more- including adopting his interests.
I would bet that nothing has happened yet, but if it were to continue, I think your wife would start throwing herself at him.
Pour your own dollop!
I'm trying to comprehend how a “normal” person would ever find telling someone their much loved relative died would be “funny.” That's not even remotely funny, and I should warn you, if this is consistent behaviour, it's one of the markers of a psychopath. Not all psychopaths are dangerous killers, but they generally aren't nice people.
If this is any indication of her general level of empathy, DO NOT move in with her. My mother turns 80 in a couple of months. She's relatively healthy, but if someone joked about her dying, I'd tell them to get out of my house, and possibly not come back. Empathy is a cornerstone of being a good human. If she lacks that, you're headed for a lot of pain being with her
Info: are there no other women?
That doesn't mean giving in but it also doesn't mean you die on that hill. Or the hill you die on would be having a conversation. Try talking to her in therapy.
That's exactly what OP should be digging into. She admitted it, that's a good first step. What'd she learn in the process? What did she not do right when it happened?
There's a lot you can get out of very little if you're willing to dig into it.
Gross.