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Date: October 11, 2022
Does he have a porn addiction? Can cause serious ED issues.
Did you read my text at all? So I'm the bad person for talking to a depressed friend while also being depressed? We didn't plan to fall in love. Please keep in mind, they hadn't talked for months when we started talking
Your self respect and having someone meet the bare minimum requirements are more important. Honesty is a bare minimum requirement.
You might not want to consider divorce, but your husband literally wants to sleep with other people. I’d say this is worse than you think and after 17 years, this isn’t a solution but a foot out the door. I’ve been married 17 years too but neither of us would ever consider sleeping with anyone else no matter what. I see your issue but if he is pushing this, he’s frustrated enough to go.
so no therapy and no divorce. he wants to hook up with other women and you don't want him to. the only option is for one of you to be miserable.
Dad’s issue – well, part of it anyway – is that mom refuses to try any kind of sleep training or co-sleeping arrangement that doesn’t involve the baby just being in the bed with her (without a cosleeper.) He has to sleep on the couch because she won’t try (or let him try) to sleep train the baby.
I never said a pediatrician could magically make their baby sleep longer. A pediatrician may be able to help mom understand how sleep training can help and why it’s worth trying. Maybe they have one of those rare babies who just can’t do it no matter what they try, but they haven’t actually tried anything because (according to OP of course) mom refuses to. If dad is so concerned about it, he needs to get an opinion from the pediatrician at this point, as nothing else seems to be working.
Because I love him for more than just sex
I met my husband when I was 18, and he was 24. We've now been together 9yrs. I'm a firm believer that if you show that compatibility, age is just a number (within reason of course). Unless there's other factors that OP is worried about, I fully agree that they should explore their connection!