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  1. You can tell him that you feel that this unnecessary burden of hiding the relationship from other people is causing undue stress on the relationship. That you want the relationship to succeed and you want to be able to freely be affectionate with him. And that you feel that when you speak to him about it, he dismisses your feelings. Maybe what you should think about also isn't does he dismiss your feelings of other things and you just don't realize it. Maybe this is not a good relationship for you. Someone doesn't have to agree with you, but if he dismisses your feelings like it's nothing, that's very big problem.

  2. I guess it's not really about the women they hit on, but about the amount of validation and/or control they feel when they reach their goal. So I imagine that women in a relationship are just a more worthy challenge for them. (And your use of “insane” isn't far off the mark, then, because those men aren't really in the top group for mental health, I bet!)

  3. “I’m pretty and loyal and a genuinely sweet person”

    “Or should I leave him and be 23 year old single mom of 2?”

  4. I'm in my 30s and I'd even have a very hot time with people in their mid to late 20s. Like for realsies, they do look like children.

  5. Melanie is overly friendly for my taste, but I can't judge her for how her express friendship, some people are just like to their best friend.

    The only thing that bothers me is the fact that Zelda have to worry about Melanie, instead of you cheating. If the mental issue contribute to this delusion, can't you just ensure her that this relationship can not be easily sway by Melanie's friendly gestures? Whether you are not trustworthy or she is very insecure even into 8 years of this marriage, Melanie can't do anything about these.

    Confirm your wife that she is the girl you are into, no one is changing that, and tell Melanie off if she ever cross the line.

  6. I can see both of your points. But for me, yeah we've been together for a considerable amount of time and these scars effect his daily life. I know the consensus is to not push the topic(which I totally agree with), but it's still concerning not knowing what the story is.

  7. I 100% believe you told him.

    I've had anal sex. It's very very hot NOT to vocalize your discomfort. With no lubricant! No preparation. If you think you said something, I believe with my whole chest you absolutely vocalized your discomfort.

    I'm so sorry you've had to experience this. He isn't a safe sex partner. I would stress you end the relationship. I don't see it not happening again.

  8. Exactly. If OP wants to make their hobby a career, they need to be making consistent income from it before they give up their job. This might mean doing long hours while it’s a side hustle but at least that way, there’s some kind of likelihood that it will work.

  9. You got, stay out. Do not even entertain a friendship, because friends do not blackmail. There is no way in the world he told all this to his friends and they simply responded to talk to you without even one telling him to seek help. He is manipulating you and emotionally blackmailing you. Please wake up and take care of your own battles to remain sane. His mental health is not your battle… Not easy but you got to stay out of this.

  10. Sounds like she’s a bit of a fair weather wife, that will say nearly anything to hurt if things aren’t living up to her expectations.

    It’s a constant move forward mentality, unfortunately you will probably just need to get any job and stop talking about it with her, just get on with it.

  11. Why would you stay with someone who yells all the time? It’s uncouth and nothing to do with any race or culture, just their family. It is not a healthy way of dealing with emotion. Just tell him to do one.

  12. While I understand you’re frustrated with the interruptions but it sounds you’re looking at this situation as an “us vs them” situation. Maybe ask to be part of the conversations and feel more inclusive. Tell your husband you feel like this may be crossing your relationship boundaries and as a wife you would like to be included in family conversations. Even if this means you’re just there to support hubby.

    Sounds like the issue isn’t just what your hubby is doing but how you’re feeling about how much attention it’s taking from your marriage. Maybe approaching hubby with concerns about you feeling included because it’s taking time away from your relationship. Ask him if he’s willing to include you in the conversations and also consider the boundries you agreed or agree to new ones. For example, turning off the phone from 4pm-6pm and having couple time. Or asking him to encourage his mum to write some of her concerns and feelings out in an email so he can better asses her needs. There are solutions when you start looking at your extended family (including in laws) as your own. It’s very easy to see things as us vs them when as long as you can approach the convo with a respectful and clearly with your boundaries and use compromising language, I think it will be a successful conversation.

  13. Are you ok with your boyfriend putting your health at risk? He didn’t get a massage at midnight. Your boyfriend also did not take accountability nor was he honest about what happened. So why are you considering moving past it? Dump him and your therapist friend.

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