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Date: November 5, 2022
He's got what he wants: living in America, able to play all the video games he wants, and has sex whenever he likes. He's living his dream!
For you, on the other hand, it's a lot less wonderful, since his “dream” does not include you.
The first thing you have to do is yank out the plug from the video game to get his attention. Then tell him you are thinking about getting a divorce if things don't improve.
By “improve,” I mean:
Help with the laundry and chores around the house Spend less time playing video games Spend more time with you
And that's just for starters.
His whole attitude toward the marriage is that he's taking it for granted.
I don't know what the law is on people getting married for getting their green card, but if you divorce him, he should be back on the next plane to wherever he came from.
If he wants to avoid that, he needs to get serious about his marriage, and put down the video game controller long enough to fix this.
She isn’t either. She wants an abortion but her ex coerced her into having a baby. She never wanted the baby but she agreed to carry it as he wanted it. That doesn’t make her shitty
OP, he drugged your child. He has hit you. You need to get out IMMEDIATELY, and you need to see an attorney first, then they can advise you on getting your child tested for drugs, etc.—where are you located, OP? Depending on where you are, you may not need your husband’s consent to record him. If you can get him to admit in a text that he drugged your son though, that could be admissible in court, depending on what your attorney says. You could always send voice memos, if that’s a way around it, but, I’m not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice. This man is an abuser, he clearly doesn’t see anything wrong with drugging children, so he doesn’t need custody.
Most importantly: Is there anywhere safe that you can go? Can you safely and quietly pack your things and get out, without him suspecting anything? You need to get somewhere safe so you can file police reports, and possibly a restraining order if he escalates.
We should have a conversation about this, right? What do I ask him for in “exchange”? That he is more open?
The question isn’t about if you’re holding him back but if he’s holding you back. His behavior shows he doesn’t really respect you and it makes me think he’s likely to cheat or leave you for her or someone like her at some point. Do you want to continue the relationship? Do you want to feel this way? What are you getting from this other than just feeling crummy and cast aside by your future husband?
I'd objectively rate myself as a 6 which, according to some shitty infograph that circled the internet, would translate to 'there's a fair number of people who'd consider you attractive but maybe not hot'. And I'm fine with that rating.
That being said, maybe he was trying to be 'objective' but either way you may want to be with someone who finds you more than 'somewhat attractive'. He's already hurting your confidence so better leave before you're an emotional wreck.
i think its called a stroker, but you should probably search for “ftm stroker” to narrow your results