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  1. I mean, you're right but then again I'm speaking from experience, that's exactly how you should ask in a relaxed less than romantic setting.

    But then again I dont get the way people operate now, like I'm only 29 and those withing like 5 years of my age all still had the semblance of our normality in them… before phones, woke agenda and everything took over.

    Plus the whole asking gender identity stuff or whatever now it's like there's an extra layer of bullshit to go through in the 16-24 year old era so as not to offend or whatever. I truly do feel for you people.

  2. Instead of telling him the hobby is in the way of your time together, explain to him you want more exciting or more dedicated or more interactive time together. Specify what you would like to do with him instead of what you want him to avoid. You could even ask that you both come up with three out of the house date ideas or something like that to bring to each other so that it gives him something to think about that's out of the home and that (hopefully) isn't bread.

    That kind of positivity shouldn't intrude on his excitement over his hobby, but it should make it clear you care about him while also getting his focus directed on you instead of a loaf.

  3. Professional counseling for both asap. This is a deep issue, esp, at his age, he can't get over and needs help. He should've been understanding of your medical issue. If he can't fulfill you in ways you need it's time to do work or move on.

  4. I definitely see depression in that letter. Not that he’s involved with someone else. However, talk to him. Ask him what he meant

  5. I feel like my needs are not met

    You should leave. Nothing else matters after this statement and it doesn't matter why she's not meeting your needs. You've voiced it and she doesn't want to hear it. It's time to move on.

  6. So your situation is a pissing contest he refuses to lose no matter how much you beg him too. You should never have to beg in a relationship. Stick around and continue this or leave. He told you he won't change. You do not mean enough for him to change and you also endorse his behavior by staying. There are many doubts about his love for you when YOUR LITERAL HEALTH is up for debate at all times.

  7. Just tell her, and then you figure it out together. Whether or not you think it's her “calling” is irrelevant, keep that to yourself and let her make up her own mind. Don't hold her back, that might save the relationship now but kill it in the long term if she regrets staying behind and passing up her opportunity.

    You didn't tell her about the shady stuff before because you were so sure you would get in and you wanted her to go with you. Don't act like you were doing her a favor.

  8. Tell him he missed his chance to have it split 50/50 (or ratio by income) as he didn’t want to get in on the purchase.

    Tell him that you are happy with the current situation, but if he wants to change it up, that you are more than happy finding out what the market rate is for a house like yours, and charge him 50% of that, plus 50% of the utilities and other expenses.

    He can also move out.

  9. If your not ready, don't do it. 7 months really isn't that long. She is 19, she hasn't had as much life experience or long term relationships, so I truly don't think she is ready either. She's probably just romanticising about having a wedding and being married.

  10. We live about 7-10 hours (depending on traffic) from my family and we see them about once every 2-3 months. I didn’t want to reschedule on such short notice because I do think it’s a little rude to do, but there’s also some stuff going on back home that I feel I need to be there for.

  11. What in the world?! It’s not your job to go to his wedding. To be a babysitter. Heck it’s not your job to pay for a sitter. So you know what? Give them the babysitters number and tell him to arrange it himself.

    You dodged a bullet

  12. I read a lot of your comments and my take away is this. You say it is her father's house. Her father pays the phone bill. You have to beg for sex, and other stuff. It gives me the idea that she thinks you're beneath her (lack of better word). Is this guy her boss, manager? It is all giving a vibe that you're not exciting to her (I could be, or hopefully be talking out of my ass). If her dad is a stand up guy, you could ask him to ask for the carrier bill or whatever it is to at least put your mind at ease. Otherwise, this is a lost cause. Sorry man.

  13. That does not matter and your lack of empathy is a you issue. You're the one who broke your relationship with your sister and if you refuse to see that it's on you. Leave your sister alone.

  14. Magic word? I want a divorce.

    She's an RN and will be able to work to support herself while you can help support your kids.

    She sounds very inconsiderate. I'd make sure to at least separate before she stops working.

  15. wow, OP, she is really not supporting you. I suggest you set some boundaries instead of trying to expect less and do more. What she has found is that if she is selfish and ungrateful, you do even more for her. Say that once a week you will do something with friends. Have a hobby that she could be a part of if she wanted but you will do regardless. Have a regular date time with just her.

    I can't tell if you actually do work an insane amount of work hours or how much she works. It is possible that she feels abandoned when you are not there and she may be tired from being an RN even if she is part-time. She might benefit from a volunteer activity in which she did something useful with other people, got out of the house, and got a reality check with people who don't get Cartier bracelets as gifts.

  16. Dudes comfortable with who he is. Flaws and all. Not even faltering when someone else tells him he's inadequate and needs surgery to fix it. OP is a can't who needs to get off her entitled train she's on

  17. You cannot wrap your head around what I’m saying. Unless the kid is living full time with his bio-dad, your attitude towards this kid is a huge problem for the kid, your fiancée, and you.

    You’re honestly a fool to marry her.

  18. Are any of these that you bought her? If they are your favorites then probably boudoir photos. If they are her favorites then she’s catching up with an old flame. Check your phone records to match up with time day of her hiding text messages. The kids will be dropped off and she will head towards another town for the day. It would be best to hire a PI where she is dropping the kids off at.

  19. If you mean fairytale story in that most fairy tales were originally horror stories meant so scare children, then sure, your relationship is a fairytale…

  20. but this time you are being very clear about your discomfort and he is still not changing his behavior. it isn't about his ex continuing to do things knowing it makes you uncomfortable, it's really about your husband continuing to do things knowing it makes you uncomfortable.

  21. You need to be able to function without your partner. Being this reliant on your partner isn't healthy. He has other responsibilities in life and he can't be at your beck and call whenever you feel like it.

    Spend time with friends, keep yourself busy with hobbies.

  22. THIS……mature people in a relationship treat each with respect and compassion. You are not doing either. She doesn’t deserve to be treated this way. And you don’t deserve her.

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