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I'm lost.
Well, first off, your worries are valid. It's nude to build a future with someone floundering in the present. When he tells you he's going to work harder, does he ever outright articulate his plans for how he's going to make it work? If he isn't, I'd doubt he has solid plans. That's a red flag.
I used to work in graphic design and it was a grueling experience of constantly networking, updating my portfolio, advertising myself on every platform possible, and working part time jobs. I quit it, got a bachelors in STEM and left the life behind because I wasn't cut out for it. I'm basically getting at if you know what he does to make himself known? There are free resources to help him put a portfolio together. Does he have socials for his art/work?
You really have to ask yourself, “Am I okay with this being my life with him for the rest of our time together?” If your answer is no, you have a little bit of a deal breaker (in my opinion) on your hands. Then you need to ask yourself, ” What can he do to make me feel confident about our future and his commitment to finding a solution?” That could be getting a better or more consistent part time job, it could be him outlining exactly what steps he's taking to get more work and letting you know where he is in the process etc.
If you're confident he is worth it as a partner, my immediate concerns would be getting him to convince me he has a plan and is going to follow through. If after 3 months you're not seeing results or steps or effort to change the situation, ask him how much time he thinks he needs and why so you can understand everything from his perspective better. Or ask that upfront.
If I were you, I'd be going into graphic design subreddits and maybe asking them for advice and insight so you can feel a degree of control and help him get advice.
Sorry for the rambling and redundancies in here, but I hope there is a grain of advice you can take away from it.
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Did she offer an alternative at all? Have the anniversary at home with takeout and exchange cards ? If not – she’s not about the anniversary at all – just the idea of one
That's an unpopular opinion for sure but I do think if I was in OP's place, this would be it for me.
How would you feel if your wife had a male coworker touching her intimately, with his hand on her thigh? Would you like if your wife went over to her male coworkers home without the spouse being there to smoke and drink. Why are you putting your hands on each other, you are both in relationships with other people, you having an affair that is why.
You are already having an affair with the “coworker” you are sharing intimate moments together. You need to stop, if you want to save your marriage. Are you sure nothing sexual has happened, cause if it hasn’t you are about 2mm away from it happening. Do you really want to throw your relationship away? At work when she touches you, do you reciprocate these touches, then again you are way over the line. Your poor spouses.
If you want to save your marriage, back away, no contact. Look for another position. Tell your wife. Go to marriage counseling.
Sorry, but you cannot be that stupid that you don’t know what you are doing is wrong.
Or genuinely figure out how to move on.
I lost myself for 13 years. It us plausible he's trying to find himself. Sometimes we get wrapped up in too much, and lose ourselves.
Girl you need to focus on your career, not this asshole.
Just talk to him. Communication is the answer!! Whatever it might be just TALK. Building assumptions in your mind will wreck you. And if he is cheating then leave him ASAP. If he's true he'll come clean about this.