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Wow, what a douche move.
I imagine this is a troll post, but just in case it isn’t…you are definitely an a-hole. It was Christmas Eve, grow up and be a better partner to your wife and a better parent to your kids. Although, I do hope your wife realizes that she deserves a hell of a lot better than what she’s getting.
Don't get married. And move out. It's not going to work.
There is no way of inviting our families and close friends without it adding up to 10k minimun, it's not bc it's a big wedding, it's just how costs add up, particulartly in the country we live in
I thought the same lol
When you finish law school, get a job and move out make sure you take your mother with you. This toxic “I pay the bills” attitude will make your mother’s life hell. His stepping up is generous, sure, but his sense that he now owns you is toxic.
I don’t know how you’ll get him to drop this macho crap. If any of us knew there wouldn’t be so much of it in the world. He should understand that your studies are going to improve the whole family’s financial situation if you just stick together and take turns helping each other.
he brought his family home off his dad
the claim his siblings have on the place
Eh? They either have an ownership share, or no claim.
His siblings need to remember that your boyfriend is the owner of the house. If he sells, there will be no room to have in the house. No place to have a portable building. No place for a camper. Because the properly will be SOLD.
If they want to, you know, have peace and harmony they are going to have to accept that the house is your boyfriends and his alone. (is it? I don't think you were perfectly clear on that.)
And if you are going to move into the house too, then your word is going to have to be worth more than theirs. Unless you are in one of those weird cultures where you don't belong in the family until you marry.
Personally, I don't see a problem with moving into a house that a family member once owned. None at all. But I would have a problem with them living on the property, and I can see how the two things can collide in spectacular ways.
Uhh, that would be me. There's nothing to say about it. She needs to go to teraphy and needs to learn to handle her emotions better. If she doesn't want to, and she denies she needs help and also is just not working on it, that's where you should think if you want to be with her. Also, if she doesn't apologize after – even bigger red flag. Don't let her treat you badly bc she has a breakdown. If she refuses to cooperate, just leave the room and let her chill by herself. She's not a child, so at this point, she should be able to selfsoothe. I know its sucks, and I'm working on tantrums myself, right now I'm in place where I just learned that for me best is to just get a place for myself and do some puzzle mobile games in peace, and than I'm ready to resolve issues and meltdown is avoided. I also learned that it's best for my bf to leave me alone bc interacting with him might make me say stuff I didn't mean. The biggest thing will always be if someone is willing to improve on themselves and if they will try to.