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Date: December 28, 2022
He was basically saying it’s “the principle” (principle of what? I do not fully understand…) and nothing to do with the ride itself. He’s honestly an exhausting person I ended up cutting off, but he gets so intense that it made me question myself, you know? Thanks for responding btw!
Do not have children with this man.
Anger is a deflection mechanism. Her rage is a means to continue hiding her activities from you. That's a bright red flag and you need to keep an eye on her activities. Be aware of her phone calls. Listen for odds clues from your children. Don't ask them to be your lookout, just notice if they say that mom is making them keep a secret, or if she's going to someone's house, or anything like that.
Tell her that either you get some counseling together (and she needs separate help all to herself), or your taking the children out of the house and going somewhere else. And then act on it.
She's lost your trust, showing classic signs of trying to cover her tracks, and you need to get out in front of it.
Your last sentence is very revealing. You keep trying and feeling like you can’t get things right, like you’re not doing enough – and this is how he wants you to feel. Because if you’re never quite good enough, you keep trying to win his approval, even if it means acting in ways that benefit him instead of you. It’s about setting up a pattern where he is the arbiter of what you should and shouldn’t do under the guise of “honesty” or “wisdom”, and you don’t have permission to be upset or to do things the way YOU want to without it turning into a fight.
You are being set up to be controlled in the most petty and soul crushing of ways. It’s death by a thousand cuts. Don’t fall for it.
haha good way of phrasing it, and you're probably correct, which is humiliating at its best really.
I don't notice myself getting overly annoyed with other people without a valid motive.
Other examples could be the way he pronounces something, how he uses a certain word in a context that is not directly aligned with it's meaning, etc. Small things, really. I think it's definitely a me thing, but I do love him and want to make our relationship better, so I want advice on how to reframe my thinking, etc. so I can get around this feeling.
Why did you marry her lmao
This is the worst TROLL post by far