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But did you find something on his phone?
In what way is something wrong?
Her husband has said the sister staying with them three times in two years of marriage plus however long they dated is reason for divorce. Maybe if these stays are months at a time, but I'm getting the impression of days to maybe a couple weeks. Maybe I'm misreading it. If you have more info, let me know.
This makes me very sad because I myself am not smart enough to stimulate intelligence. I’m a straight up dumb ass. And people really crave that intellectual stimulation. Perhaps you two are just not compatible, and that’s OK
If they did see my post history, it would be great if they learned more about what having MS is like.
Boyfriend sounds like a child. The amount of times I've woken up to talk to my gf about stuff that was occurring in my dream is enormous. I woke up a few nights ago and asked her why we were going to preschool, I've woken up to inform her that the big crystals absorb more than the little ones and another time I questioned her on how many planes were in our yard, we don't own any planes surprisingly. Moral of the story is sleep/dreams is a weird thing and he needs to grow up and start trusting the woman he's supposed to love.
I have never been at his work. I know the address, but I have never ever been there.
Trauma triggers often aren't reasonable nor do they make sense. She really needs to get therapy to address the trauma of losing her dad and I'm sure there are some 'abandonment' issues tied in due to his unhealthy lifestyle contributing to his health issues that took his life. I can see how she might see this as he had all the power to stop it from happening and chose not to. Again, trauma isn't rooted in reason.
I hope you both can come through this to the other side. Also, your mom sounds really amazing.
I'm sorry this happened to you. And I'm sorry your husband has turned out to be such an appalling human being.
You deserve better and I hope you find it.
According to this person oh well too bad because YOURE “spending someone else’s rent” ergo your dining partners can go eat dicks. The whole thing is a terrible take
He can ask for what he wants but it is rude and embarrassing to the other people at the table. Just because someone can do something, doesn’t mean they should.
hahah all fairness, I had to look it up. Date does make it sound pretty damn official though 😛
Get over it, that's what you do. A lot of people do it. It's not like she's lifting her leg and peeing directly on you ??♀️
You are overthinking a lot, yeah. Relax. There is nothing broken. It's just different. Over the course of your relationship, it will continue to be different. You know why? Because you're both human and humans are very complex with complex emotions impossible to control. Kinda like right now.
With that being said, if you want to communicate with him that you'd like to receieve more texts or even talk about the next step, I advice you do. Communication is how you get places in relationships.
This is the same advice my grandmother always have gave me
I’m just going to point out. He is an engineer. (I am one too). We have a naked time being human sometimes.
Literally, I have my husband, and a friend from childhood that lives on the other side of the country. Last time I made a friend, she turned into a stalker.
For your BIL, ego and pride can really get in the way when someone seems overly competent. From his POV, your husband is a high earner, does charity work, is a DIY master, and the list goes on. Your BIL probably won’t ask for help to get off of a sinking boat if he has to ask your husband.
And your parents might be picking up on BIL’s insecurity and are trying to speak kindly of him. Often we give attention to the squeaky wheel and ignore the people who quietly just get the job done. Never realizing that they need appreciation and acknowledgement as well.
Because we tend to have our heads in the clouds or hyper focus on a topic, engineers are well known for lacking social skills. Sometimes we see more of a friendship than is actually there, and we miss red flags all of the time.
Things you can do. Speak positively of your husband to your parents. Tell them of the cool things he does. If they hear about it, they will repeat it.
Otherwise, just love him. You and the kids will do more to give him a sense of community than anything else. He will always be overly passionate about some topics, and that will put some people off.
My only caution is that you both should work on open and clear communication. More often than not, engineers don’t seem to understand the importance of communication. I like to recommend “crucial conversations” as a great starting resource for improving communication. Especially for us engineers. It breaks down a lot of social situations into helpful step by step equations that are easier for an analytical mind to digest.
The two of you are in a sexual and romantic relationship, despite you both protesting it. The denial is clearly eating him alive. It sounds like he either has serious feelings for you, or is feeling extremely guilty over his sexual orientation. You both need to have a conversation. Get some counseling. It's okay, and you're both going to be okay. Being gay or bisexual isn't a bad thing, it's just another thing that is.
Wow, just a really tough situation. Your inclination not to tell her so as not to ruin the friendship is likely a good one, but there's that little voice in me that says what if? It's naked to watch someone you have feelings for seeking out relationships elsewhere. I guess the only thing I can say is that maybe it's just a matter of timing. Perhaps the possibility will present itself down the road. Either way, I wish you well. You have a good heart.
Okay, let's it's been a week. He's still aware and doing nothing. Is he less of a douche?
The reality is that her partner isn't giving her what she needs. That's a valid reason to break up, no matter what the rest of the relationship is like. If she's communicated it at all, and he's not receptive, that's on him.