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I work full time as a teacher. My husband is a stay at home father, part time bartender on weekends. I spend all weekend with my daughter, we have family gatherings etc. This occasion with my friend was the first time I'd had an opportunity to relax with a friend in months. I'm going to talk to him tonight. I hate what I did and I feel like a dickhead, but I take care of my family, no matter what.
Ew. Reading the comment on how much weight we are talking about here I’m grossed out by your husbands nasty attitude. I’m guessing he has areas he needs work on too. I’m betting he’s no prize.
Knowing etiquette and having manners is racist and classist?
I'm working class and I had etiquette classes as a child, also manners and civics mind you, that was Dominican Republic, formal etiquette is no pointless or stupid but that's your opinion so suit yourself
>>That because of this feels like he can’t say things to me because I end up crying bc then he has to comfort me and it is emotionally draining.
One thing that you can explicitly work out with him is that, even if you are crying, he doesn't have to comfort you in the moment. You can cry, and you both can continue the conversation about his issue. Because yes, a person who always cries can come across as emotionally manipulative and derailing in a conversation about difficult subjects. I don't think that crying at evreything is part of yourself that you should accept at face value? Because are you going to cry in a work meeting if you get somewhat difficult feedback. Or in any other context that isn't relational. If you're with your boss and you see something that moves you, will you cry? If you're talking to a loan officer at a bank and you are overhwlemed at the thought of getting a mortage, will you cry?
He is grown enough to be seeking for validation. No 12 yo anymore. Will be T 89yo seeking for validation from nurses too? Will be this your live!??? Once he is 20 miles far from you will he be in tinder???? Well, give him your negation. The only validation he needs is yours.
The fsct that you're calculating down to a single % and keeping track of who's not doing enough tells me this relationship is doomed. Please don't get married, you two have no idea how to work together or lift each other up. It's BITH of you together against the world or nothing. Trust me, you won't make it. Sorry to be a downer. P. S. Get a better job, higher education, whatever it takes. He's younger than you and has already drastically outpaced you while YOU are the one complaining? Ridiculous. Step up your game.
I work full time as a teacher. My husband is a stay at home father, part time bartender on weekends. I spend all weekend with my daughter, we have family gatherings etc. This occasion with my friend was the first time I'd had an opportunity to relax with a friend in months. I'm going to talk to him tonight. I hate what I did and I feel like a dickhead, but I take care of my family, no matter what.
“I courted her” bro you were a CHILD. She’s a pedo.
Ew. Reading the comment on how much weight we are talking about here I’m grossed out by your husbands nasty attitude. I’m guessing he has areas he needs work on too. I’m betting he’s no prize.
If you can afford it you and your brother could pay his share and get that in writing so he doesn't try and claim the mone6at the end
Knowing etiquette and having manners is racist and classist?
I'm working class and I had etiquette classes as a child, also manners and civics mind you, that was Dominican Republic, formal etiquette is no pointless or stupid but that's your opinion so suit yourself
Your gynecologist!
>>That because of this feels like he can’t say things to me because I end up crying bc then he has to comfort me and it is emotionally draining.
One thing that you can explicitly work out with him is that, even if you are crying, he doesn't have to comfort you in the moment. You can cry, and you both can continue the conversation about his issue. Because yes, a person who always cries can come across as emotionally manipulative and derailing in a conversation about difficult subjects. I don't think that crying at evreything is part of yourself that you should accept at face value? Because are you going to cry in a work meeting if you get somewhat difficult feedback. Or in any other context that isn't relational. If you're with your boss and you see something that moves you, will you cry? If you're talking to a loan officer at a bank and you are overhwlemed at the thought of getting a mortage, will you cry?
At first glance, you already do what must be done.
May I supposed that the break up has been hurtful?
I suspect that the real problem is not your ex but your self-esteem. He found a rebound, and you don't . So your mind wonder if you are worth of love.
You definitively are. But it us complicated to accept than someone love you when you don't love yourself that much.
Now if you need a vengeance thinking, remember that rebounds are meaned to be left soon after being hit.
As long as you can confirm he is not your bio dad or uncles.
He is grown enough to be seeking for validation. No 12 yo anymore. Will be T 89yo seeking for validation from nurses too? Will be this your live!??? Once he is 20 miles far from you will he be in tinder???? Well, give him your negation. The only validation he needs is yours.
The fsct that you're calculating down to a single % and keeping track of who's not doing enough tells me this relationship is doomed. Please don't get married, you two have no idea how to work together or lift each other up. It's BITH of you together against the world or nothing. Trust me, you won't make it. Sorry to be a downer. P. S. Get a better job, higher education, whatever it takes. He's younger than you and has already drastically outpaced you while YOU are the one complaining? Ridiculous. Step up your game.