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1. OP – I have so many thought about this.

   First is that the house will need to be sold in the divorce and proceeds split 50/50. Or one of you can buy the other out. Basically this means if you for example paid 300k for the house. You have 250k left on the mortgage. The house is now worth 400k one of you would have to pay the other half of the difference between what is owed on the mortgage and what the house is now worth. So 1/2 of 150k. 75k. Know that up front.

   Right now because he is not working he could ask for alimony and likely get it. I know that’s not fair in your particular case. But that is the way the system works. It was designed to help someone who is the homemaker/SAH parent be able to have enough to start their lives over and get a job.

   Your best option here may be to sell the house and move into your own place apart from him. Let him go on-line with mommy and daddy or a friend or borrow money to get his own place while you file for divorce.

   If I were you I would consider giving him one more opportunity to get a job. Tell him you are leaving him if he does not have a job and begin contributing financially. Give him a timeline. Like 3 mos or something. But you may be past the point of wanting to stay married to him. Which I wouldn’t blame you at all.

   Suggest you call a lawyer and tell them the situation. They should able to tell you what you can expect in the divorce in terms of division of assets and alimony.

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2. If you bump into someone on the side walk do you say “fuck you”(just using the term for the situation) because you just got off work and you're tired? Or do you still say “oh sorry about that”

   I just pointed out he shouldn't have gotten upset.

   A woman(the supposed love of your life) greets you with tits out and you get mad? No, you tell her respectfully “baby I'm tired, I only want to relax today.”

   Is that common courtesy difficult? It shouldn't be. A person snapping at their SO for initiating affection isn't right.

   Of course she would be insecure NOW, her self esteem just got trashed.

   What part was manipulating? The titles? Or the crying? Because news flash people cry when their feelings get hurt and trust me she didn't start crying to get sex so that wasn't being manipulative, as soon as the tears come all sex is out the window(not talking to you CNC people).

   What she did do wrong was ask “why don't you want have sex with me?!” OP rejected and thats that.

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3. Listen, as someone more than twice your age: While you are legally an adult, it's not like some magic occurs the moment you turn 18 and you become this super-experienced adult. Not how it works. And even if it would – you were sexually assaulted. That's nothing age will ever prepare you for.

   There may indeed not be anything that can be legally done to your aunt, but that doesn't mean that there is nothing that can be done for you – because you are traumatized and you need help with that. Mental wounds heal slower and far worse than physical ones, so your aunt not hurting you physically means nothing. This means that you shouldn't keep your “mouth shut”. You possibly need a trauma therapist and you need support.

   I don't know your family and can't tell you whom you should talk to. Maybe choose the family member you trust the most and, if you feel like you can't get the right words out, just print out this post here and show them. If you feel like you can't trust any of them and if you are still in school, you could also talk to a trusted teacher. Just please talk to someone. Keeping this bottled in is incredibly unhealthy and you absolutely should never, ever be forced to be around your aunt again.

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4. We are not sure exactly the events that caused this statement to be said, but it feels like something that would be said in a fit of anger during a fight, or after being browbeaten into a state of depression and submission over a period of time. IF either of these is the case, I would say it isn't self-sabotage, but an emotional state that her husband either took advantage of or put her in.

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