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Date: December 18, 2022
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I added in the edit. Sorry first time really using reddit haha.
As someone who is trans and queer, I hate to say that it’s pretty normal for people who SAY they’re an ally actually show that they are NOT in their actions.
Consider it a blessing in disguise that you found out about this part of her personality before going through with the wedding. Find somebody that will appreciate all the effort your make instead of looking for little reasons to critique and criticize you.
I’m not going to debate whether a fetus is a life with you.
You’re having sex with a married woman, engaging in infidelity, blackmailing a pregnant woman and trying to pass off a kid as someone else’s. That shit is going to come back around on you man, probably when this woman gets an abortion and decides to tell her husband the truth. I’m guessing he’ll want to “talk” to you.
Good luck.
I've tried to separate a few times but everytime I would take it back because I felt bad for him or that he could generally try to change.
I just keep feeling like I'm trapped with him emotionally. I keep bouncing back between being happy with him and falling into a depression where I realise I can't trust him.
This is really, really common, especially after a breakup you initiate. It's the mark of a good person, but also of one who needs more boundaries. You love the other, in a way, and you don't want to see them hurting. Hurting them feels unnatural, because as their partner, it used to be your job to help take care of their happiness – especially in the situation you both were in, together. And… it is in your power to take the hurt away! So you talk yourself into that, convincing yourself that the other 'can change'. Despite your misgivings, you take him back. And this makes you feel good for a while, because… you took away the hurt.
But can you also see where they don't do the same for you, now. They actively add to your unhappiness, at the moment, with their actions. Here comes your realisation that 'you can't trust him'. It's true.
You need boundaries, and distance. The distance to disentangle yourself from this emotional bond you share, in order to focus on yourself. The boundaries in order to see where your responsibility lies, and doesn't. You are not responsible for his emotions. Not even as their partner.
I think you need to go no contact. It's the hot way in the short term, but it will save you from a drawn-out process of push and pull. Good luck.
Your choices in a relationship always come down to stay or leave.
You've said how you feel about this and she's making the decision that she feels is the right one, as is her right.
You need to respect that and make your own decision about whether you are going to stick around on those terms.