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Date: November 3, 2022

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  1. i know the feeling sort of i was with someone for almost 12 months and everything was amzing at the start then she started talking to exs again we both moved togther to the same town her exs lives in and then everything changed we also found out she was pregnant but this wasnt what changed us the hinding and lieing and the deleted text messages to her exs every single day i went to work the pnly text message i got from her was what time are u getting home and if i didnt reply a phone call asking me now i sit and wonder is the kid even mine

  2. I hate being tickled. I have fibromyalgia-like pain all throughout my body and in general I almost always find it at least uncomfortable if not downright painful to be tickled. I also have a reflex to kick or hit when I get tickled because it’s that uncomfortable and I just want that person off me. Every person has seen that as a challenge, except my husband. When I tell you how much that means to me that not only has he never intentionally tried to push my boundaries but that he doesn’t try to renege or convince me otherwise, it’s nice to have 1 person not find it fun to cause me distress and discomfort. That’s how a partner should act when you express something with your own body makes you unhappy.

    You deserve that just as much as anybody else. You are owed bodily autonomy and respect. You don’t need to have any extenuating circumstances about being potentially nerodivergent to be owed respect for your bodily autonomy. This is something you’ve discussed many times over and still aren’t being listened to. It’s harassment. And it’s not ok.

    Your husband doesn’t respect you and he’s not owed access to your body. Period. He cared more about what he thinks is right and what he wants to do than anything you have vocalized. You’ve talked, you’ve been through counseling. He still thinks he’s right and refused to apologize. And that’s a problem with him, not you. And that’s not ok. These things aren’t recipes for lasting healthy relationships.

    Someone unwilling to at least see a situation from the other persons perspective and be empathetic is going to have a very naked time changing. You’ve done all the right steps so there’s very little left in your end to do. So you gotta decide if you’re will to continue to be treated less than or if you end this relationship. I know Reddit people always say that but seriously, you can’t change someone who doesn’t want to and you’ve already done everything so what’s left?

  3. Yeah dude this whole thing is pretty much a wash when you lay it all out like that. Lawyer up my friend.

  4. And see, I have a genuine issue with the “hide” part. Hiding would be him genuinely making the effort to ensure wifey had no idea. He wasn’t. He was just doing a coworker a favor. Seemed like a mundane act to him, so the wife seeing the thank you text from the woman before leaving to go to work would raise questions, especially for younger couples who see each other in passing. I don’t have any issue with her being upset, but her demand before having the chance to discuss it was definitely irrational. But that’s my take.

  5. Looks like she isn't telling you something that she has witnessed your mom doing or saying that has broken her trust in some way or another? There could be numerous things going in behind the scenes that you don't know about especially for a sudden change in attitude towards your mom. Id want to sit down and have an honest conversation with her without you defending your mother automatically- because she may have some valid points and maybe you're just too closed off to realise.

  6. Does anyone have experience of whether in the long-term, is it worse to know why he cheated, or if he was specifically taking evidence and cheating trying to get me to break up with him?

    At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter because the outcome is the same. Don't give him a chance to try and make it your fault – you seemed to so distant, you worked too much , it was a bad decision yada yada … Nah. Everyone who cheats knows how much it'll hurt their partner.

  7. Maybe Ava can mention to your husband that one of the gifts “someone” had left was cute/thoughtful, and it might encourage him to go and leave some more while you and her should set up some new cameras to try and catch him in the act again

  8. What the actual fuck? Very very curious to hear what your wife thinks about this please tell me she knows. If not please inform her fully of the sequence of events and how it made you feel etc. This is not a prank this is just making you doubt everything you knew on one of the most important days of your life. I can’t believe the photographer thought it would be funny and got in on it. Then when you ask him questions he just points the camera and clicks in your face? I would’ve strangled him with the strap.

  9. I suppose that's why you asked strangers though. You just need to be told by someone to confirm your suspicions.

  10. This woman not being there is absolutely an option… unless she's the bride.

    Don't rearrange. Her fault for taking a load at the wrong time of year.

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