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I asked OpenAI and in it's opinion it's cheating too.
While texting her and calling her I realized I’m way more caring and loving than her.
What makes you feel this way?
disgusting and used.. he’s a nice guy, but it’s a bit early and the fact that we’re not even dating… i would have to be dating him to send something. even then, i would be hesitant about it
I feel that I’m letting everyone on my side down by not going
No, your FATHER is choosing to not have your family in his house because he wants to act out a power play and make your husband beg.
I think you need to make it clear to your father that you and your husband are a couple. It is his house, and he can decide who enters it, but there are consequences to his actions.
If you go along with it, then you are telling your husband that your Dad's opinion is more important than his.
Your title needs changing – it's not “Dad and Husband won't put aside differences for Christmas”, it's “Dad wants to humiliate my husband”.
The lack of respect is grounds for leaving. It’ll hurt but your youth shouldn’t be spent dealing with the consequences of someone else’s past poor choices. It’s best to take time away to heal then find someone who respects you mutually. She needs to find someone more suitable for herself or take the time to be alone and compare to too
Okay, breathe.
It sounds to me like you have reached a pivotal moment, and that's scary. But you can get through this. And you will. Therapy is an excellent first step. A therapist's job is to unpack all of this and help you sort through it.
Possibly you need to make big changes in your life. But you don't need to make them TODAY.
Breathe. You're going to be okay! Even if you need to take scary steps and leave her, you're going to be okay.
I dunno. To me (44F) it’s a little early to be moving in together regardless. Add to it the major lifestyle change for him to go from single dude in the city with friends to “playing house” in the ‘burbs with you and it’s way way too early for him.
As a stepparent myself, keeping my own space was important to me until I was super ready and could verify that my partner wasn’t going to expect me to be mommy 2.0 and finance their lives. I would have been fine living separately indefinitely to be honest. I got screwed into being mom and bank in my first marriage. It was kind of miserable to have all of the responsibility and no authority in my own home and to be paying for everyone. I felt really taken advantage of.
You two are just in different places in life. If you don’t feel like waiting until he’s ready, fair enough. Break up. But he doesn’t “owe” you to move in just because that’s what you’d prefer.
I think it’s time to break up. I’m sorry :,( sometimes love isn’t enough and it isn’t a good match.
I think it was in the best interests of the child, yes.