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  1. This is the only good take so far imo

    Op's been very respectful of her in his post and realised that they have different views on sex yet people seem to think they're taking the high road by judging him

  2. Yeah, but- I don't know where your located and how your husband's business setup. So depending on the laws of where the business operates you should be concerned how things affect you if the affair goes south and lawsuits happen. I'm not saying don't tell the wife. I'm talking about the issues you and your husband can face if your husband stays partners with this man. You two might want to talk about about the business aspect and make sure you two are safe for if the mistress sues, claims sexual harassment and goes after your husband for being complicit in all of it.

  3. I have issues with partners not caring enough about my needs too…

    But the thing I would hate the most in this situation is how unintelligent he sounds. He just is not biologically understanding the female body, and his comments sound wildly inappropriate. If I stitched his penis in half, it doesn’t make his penis smaller, it just… is folded in half. If you stick up the vagina, does he think it makes it tighter? It’s just such a stupid joke…

  4. Aside from a few nutjobs that actually think the way you described, I think that for most men it is a mix between wanting to share the orgasm experience with their partner and wanting to please their partner. If you cannot share an activity that works for you both it can take away from your own enjoyment of it. It takes some adjustment to accept that you will either do what works for him but does little for you, or what works for you and does little for him.

    If you've ever seen women on reddit complain that they bond by sharing the details of their day with their partners every day, but the guys seem uninterested and not invested in their stories, then you should know the general feeling that causes this issue. Enjoying something and wanting to share that enjoyment with the person you love is normal. Feeling a bit disappointed when your partner doesn't enjoy something you enjoy a lot is normal. Feeling sad when your favourite pop culture reference goes over their head, or when your best joke is met by awkward silence is normal. It's not because you think your jokes or references are magical, or because you believe your day-to-day events are so fascinating everyone should want to hear about them. You simply feel it is fun and important to you and wish it is so to your partner as well. Making fun of men for thinking their dicks are magic when in reality they just want to share the joy and pleasure with you seems quite rude and insensitive to me.

  5. I'm probably closer to the dad's age than your age so I'm just going to say – this is weird as fuck.

    We have kids, they're not quite in their twenties yet but if my husband said something like this to a girlfriend, or even a straight up friend of one of our kids, I would be APPALLED!

    What the fuck was this man thinking? Does he even know how creepy he sounds?

    I am reading this situation as dad having a bit 9f a thing for you. Stay away from him, never be on your own with him. It can't hurt to be careful right? All I want to say is this is NOT normal dad behaviour.

  6. Sometimes I even start thinking that she visited us for that purpose. But I don’t want to think that. I don’t want to put the blame on her. She kept it from me yes but still he was the one who did it

  7. Bro, this is easy. Pull all the way back on gift giving. I guess this goes in to the whole love language idea. But, if you start feeling salty, you need to reciprocate the same energy until you can find the equilibrium through communication.

    She's getting some skittles and pajamas for her birthday this year. For sure.

    She'll realize super quick.

  8. I keep a relatively small circle because I find that most people my age have vastly different goals and maturity levels.

    Non the less I appreciate the advice and input.

  9. Sounds like a chat bot just had the input of “relationship, complicated” and op somehow made it a sentence with words.

  10. This has to be a farm or a troll, right? What else has happened/is going on in your marriage that makes her not naturally see the issue with this on her own?

  11. Thanks. So that's a big difference from you saying that he left you for her. That's not at all the case. You broke up, and he was single. That's really all there is to it.

    This context then makes his statement essentially irrelevant from the perspective of why you broke up (it's still relevant though in that it's nice being with her made him realize how strong his feelings are for you. That's not crazy); you broke up because you didn't see or talk to each other due to his job. If his hours didn't change, him missing you wouldn't change anything, because you'd still be in a situation where you never make time for each other.

    So now, really only you can decide where to go from here. You're angry because you really dislike her, but I logically would assume you'd have similar strong feelings if it were any woman. At the end of the day, he did nothing wrong. So you can either accept it and move on, or decide it'll always bother you and end the relationship. If you stay together, I think it should be a foregone conclusion that they need to cut ties altogether. Good luck.

  12. Tell him you are done with his parents living with you. They can rent their own place. If BF doesn't agree, you need to move on.

  13. His parents are more important to him than you are. If you can live! with that fine, but I know I couldn't.

  14. I just want to say how impressive it is to read what you did for your daughter. Many fathers don’t respond in a supportive or healthy way when they learn their daughter has been abused. I’ve primarily heard fathers say things like “He didn’t strangle [daughter] out of nowhere-what did she do!” & “[daughter] f*cked up.”

    Maybe someday you could be a spokesman for men to learn about abuse and how to be a support for loved ones in abusive situations.

  15. Your husband conned a naive college kid into being his bangnanny.

    The fact that you still married him after he revealed his kids is mind boggling.

    You have a job, you’re in college, wash your hands of this mess before you end up knocked up or he wears you down enough to quite college and your job to fully trap you.

    At least until he trolls college campus for a newer model.

  16. You need to learn to respect yourself. Once you get there, you wouldn't waste another minute on this guy. This whole situation is pathetic and beneath you.

  17. But you really only have 2 choices: either tell them you're not going to marry her and deal with the consequences as they come, or marry her and be miserable for the rest of your life.

  18. Totally agree and now that burden is on me. I considered telling him to come clean to my mom or otherwise I will. But honestly I think I’m past the point of giving him the opportunity to explain because there doesn’t seem to be any remorse behind it.

  19. It's not about him not liking her.

    Although… namecalling… maybe you are right.

    It's that there are people who actually form a picture about one doing what one said. Which doesn't allow for any variances.

    Met that once.

    'But you SAID you were going to xyz and now you…'

    'Well… I changed my mind. Why is that any of your business? Or even worth arguing about?'

    They never could explain. It annoyed the heck out of me. I never will take that kind of behavior by anyone anymore.

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