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Get yourself together…husband and baby and another on the way and you are acting like a teenager. Let this young man go and never see him again or tell your husband you don't love him anymore. And go be with the other …this is not healthy for your husband child and you and especially the baby inside your belly…you need to focus on him or her
Every relationship is like that. I challenge you to find one couple that hasn't been through a nude time. You gotta decide like yesterday whether you want to move on or not. It's honestly not fair to him at this point to keep this over his head. A year is a long time.
He knows you're moving, right? If so, he acted despite knowing that.
And you're still going to be friends right? So you'll still talk, maybe hang out if you're in the same area/traveling.
As for bringing it up … it depends. Is he the type who'd like to forget and move on? Or you could leave it open ended, like “If you're ever find yourself in _______, I wouldn't turn down round 2 if we're both free.”
It really depends on him and your friendship. Doesn't need to be awkward
Why on earth are you trying so nude to please him? You aren’t in some long relationship with a house and kids and all that mess to make it more difficult, so just leave him already. It’s obvious and you admitted it. You should already be letting him know it’s over. No need to have a long discussion about it. Short and sweet.
Sounds like the relationship has run its' course. It happens, it's normal and it's ok to walk away. If it's this bad now after just a few years, it's not likely to improve, especially as you get further into med school.
Controlling much? You have your own mind. You are your own person m. Good for you for taking a class to improve yourself. Can he describe with clarity and sincerity what the real problem is? Perhaps he needs to prove to you why he’s worth staying with.
Which is why I suggested to her to move on he's either not relationship ready or doesn't want to be bothered with her specifically. She's already initiated contact several times. If he doesn't want to talk, is “too busy” etc she needs to stop wasting her time.
She said she doesn't want to contact him again because she doesn't want to seem pushy. Which I completely understand he's given her virtually nothing to go on. Struggling with communication is not a good thing to start a relationship with. The answer here is not for her to keep being persistent that's the dumb advice. If he wants to be with his girl he needs to grow a pair and talk to her.
You need to remember that your girlfriend chose you and is with you and not him. There is a reason for that. There is so much more to a relationship than just sex (though sex is a big part of it).
Sex is fairly low on her list if she left “the best sex of her life” because of his horrible personality. Obviously what you have is better than what he had to offer.
By the way, you can improve your performance in the bedroom my dude, it’s not purely a result of your genetics. Being a horse isn’t everything. There are plenty of resources out there on how to pleasure a woman to satisfaction, I suggest you start studying.
Have an open and honest conversation with your girlfriend about her behavior and comments and how they make you feel. Set boundaries that you’re comfortable with. Then talk about both her and your pleasure/kinks in the bedroom. Have you ever even asked her what she likes? I guarantee just going pound town isn’t going to cut it for most women (even if you’re a horse).
I wish you the best of luck and hope you find happiness and satisfaction in your relationship. Also please don’t harm yourself, seek help for your insecurities if they become too much to handle.
You don't live together so it's not like he's keeping you awake, which would be the circumstances under which you'd have a valid complaint. This guy simply prioritizes his activities and sleep schedule over communication with you. This may be hot to hear but it's clearly what the situation is. So if you need more than he's able to give you that's the sign that this isn't a good relationship. You can't force someone to care more than they do.
In any relationship, if your SO compares you negatively to former partners it should be a dramatic wake up call. This person is being deliberately hurtful in a way targeted to undermine your confidence.
You must be protective of yourself and your worth. Tell them it's an unacceptable step, and that any further occurrences will lead to breaking up. People in healthy relationships do not do this EVER. Not sometimes, or infrequently, never.
This idea that “my partner is good to me most of the time” is silly. Of course they are. If they were a raging AH all the time they'd never suck people into a relationship with them.
Get yourself together…husband and baby and another on the way and you are acting like a teenager. Let this young man go and never see him again or tell your husband you don't love him anymore. And go be with the other …this is not healthy for your husband child and you and especially the baby inside your belly…you need to focus on him or her
Start taking vitamin D with hee every morning
You def blamed OP
Yeeeeesh stay away from that creep
5 months of no sex after birth is fairly normal.
You deserve better.
If you’re telling us the truth, I don’t see why you can’t tell your wife the truth.
It's more normal not to have a lot of sex partners. For some reason, people think it's normal to have a bed post full of notches.
Honestly, I just fell in love with your guy there. His lie was not a bad lie.
Seems like it’s 99% men who are commenting to “give the husband grace” and that only the best friend is a sneaky bitch. Odd…
Every relationship is like that. I challenge you to find one couple that hasn't been through a nude time. You gotta decide like yesterday whether you want to move on or not. It's honestly not fair to him at this point to keep this over his head. A year is a long time.
Wish you the best.
He knows you're moving, right? If so, he acted despite knowing that.
And you're still going to be friends right? So you'll still talk, maybe hang out if you're in the same area/traveling.
As for bringing it up … it depends. Is he the type who'd like to forget and move on? Or you could leave it open ended, like “If you're ever find yourself in _______, I wouldn't turn down round 2 if we're both free.”
It really depends on him and your friendship. Doesn't need to be awkward
Why on earth are you trying so nude to please him? You aren’t in some long relationship with a house and kids and all that mess to make it more difficult, so just leave him already. It’s obvious and you admitted it. You should already be letting him know it’s over. No need to have a long discussion about it. Short and sweet.
When you feel like you are walking on eggshells, time to go!!
Sounds like the relationship has run its' course. It happens, it's normal and it's ok to walk away. If it's this bad now after just a few years, it's not likely to improve, especially as you get further into med school.
Controlling much? You have your own mind. You are your own person m. Good for you for taking a class to improve yourself. Can he describe with clarity and sincerity what the real problem is? Perhaps he needs to prove to you why he’s worth staying with.
Which is why I suggested to her to move on he's either not relationship ready or doesn't want to be bothered with her specifically. She's already initiated contact several times. If he doesn't want to talk, is “too busy” etc she needs to stop wasting her time.
She said she doesn't want to contact him again because she doesn't want to seem pushy. Which I completely understand he's given her virtually nothing to go on. Struggling with communication is not a good thing to start a relationship with. The answer here is not for her to keep being persistent that's the dumb advice. If he wants to be with his girl he needs to grow a pair and talk to her.
No point doubting the past. You can’t fix it.
He’s decided to mentally leave life. Not just you or his family.
It’s a complete unaccountable apathy.
It’s not fair but unfortunately life isn’t fair. It really should have been handled 6 years ago but it’s here now.
Sounds like you would have sole custody and maybe it’s for the best.
You need to remember that your girlfriend chose you and is with you and not him. There is a reason for that. There is so much more to a relationship than just sex (though sex is a big part of it).
Sex is fairly low on her list if she left “the best sex of her life” because of his horrible personality. Obviously what you have is better than what he had to offer.
By the way, you can improve your performance in the bedroom my dude, it’s not purely a result of your genetics. Being a horse isn’t everything. There are plenty of resources out there on how to pleasure a woman to satisfaction, I suggest you start studying.
Have an open and honest conversation with your girlfriend about her behavior and comments and how they make you feel. Set boundaries that you’re comfortable with. Then talk about both her and your pleasure/kinks in the bedroom. Have you ever even asked her what she likes? I guarantee just going pound town isn’t going to cut it for most women (even if you’re a horse).
I wish you the best of luck and hope you find happiness and satisfaction in your relationship. Also please don’t harm yourself, seek help for your insecurities if they become too much to handle.
You don't live together so it's not like he's keeping you awake, which would be the circumstances under which you'd have a valid complaint. This guy simply prioritizes his activities and sleep schedule over communication with you. This may be hot to hear but it's clearly what the situation is. So if you need more than he's able to give you that's the sign that this isn't a good relationship. You can't force someone to care more than they do.
In any relationship, if your SO compares you negatively to former partners it should be a dramatic wake up call. This person is being deliberately hurtful in a way targeted to undermine your confidence.
You must be protective of yourself and your worth. Tell them it's an unacceptable step, and that any further occurrences will lead to breaking up. People in healthy relationships do not do this EVER. Not sometimes, or infrequently, never.
This idea that “my partner is good to me most of the time” is silly. Of course they are. If they were a raging AH all the time they'd never suck people into a relationship with them.
What I said is being a good partner & support.
Don't u get it because hes from a poor country.. myself from an african country.. he's lived a very bad life..
So it's okay to take in a fucking child!!!! Say u want to help them and then sleep with them.
Because obviously taking advantage of his position is completely okay!!!
Fucking disgusting!