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Because I want to hear what others think about the situation because we have problems find out what up and down, and I don't see the wrong with it..
Thanks. How do I not take it personally???
I think your marriage is over and it's time to move on.
Easier said than done.
I'm sorry for what you're going through and I'm sure you want to salvage the relationship because you're finally fixing things that were fundamental to the problems in your relationship.
Your relationship may somehow reignite, but I think you should get ready and be prepared for the very real chance that it won't.
Focus on making yourself a better you. Focus on your mood disorders and learning to be the new man that will emerge from this a better person.
Start with a good foundation of healthy diet, exercise and sleep.
Therapy, journaling, art, yoga, walks, meditation, dance, laughter, reading, volunteering, things like this can help you enrich and value your life. Start small and build up habits. Journaling and walking were huge in my experience, find what works for you.
Support from loved ones. Find your support network of family, friends, volunteers, professionals and peers. Find people that you can lean on, be honest with, and who are ready to give you space to talk through the difficulties you're facing. It's what they're here for, the people who care about you want to help you.
Start preparing for the worst, and we'll hope for the best.
Good luck
That was your first test and you failed. If there is a next time (and even though there shouldn’t be I have a feeling there will) that he pulls some mean shit on you- you stand up for yourself or dump his ass.
Thank you for understanding, I am naturally a very polite person but I feel like he winds me up on purpose and then I blow up (after he says I am too emotional)
Umm so you didn't even try to stop them??? Yeah.. 1. Report this place to the police. Unsolicited is technically sexual assault. 2. Tell your wife what happened…. Leave nothing out. 3. Do not return to this place again.
What in the flowers in the attic is this story? Don’t you think they will find out eventually?
If all else fails, okay the Get-To-Know-You game. Where are you from? What are your hobbies? Are you close to your family? Is teaching your long-term goal? Be sure to listen and react. “Oh, you immigrated from Georgia? Tbilisi is an off-the-beaten-path place I'd like to visit! You like to read comics? I'm an avid Marvel fan, but I'm less enthralled with the MCU. You want to become a principle? I'd rather stay out of the administrative aspect of schooling. I belong in the classroom. Are you a dog person, a cat person, or just wrong? ?”
Just keep it light. You're not interviewing a prospective husband for a 4 o'clock ceremony. I've always found it easier to interact with someone when you react genuinely to their answers. The more you engage with them, the less time you'll have to worry about silly things. I'm sure you'll do fine.
Please don’t help her with anything wedding related anymore. I wouldn’t even entertain her talking about it with me anymore. That’s fucked up! I would rethink this friendship if I were you tbh.
Also $160 less than half is $320 less than him
That's… drastic. Is this all about you finding out you have a kid from a previous relationship / hookup?
Noone really goes from '10 years happily married with 4 kids' to 'oh you've got a kid with someone else that you didn't know about so I'm going to divorce you now'.
I've got a feeling she's blowing smoke and there's something else going on.
How balanced was your relationship with your wife before this? How balanced was the workload at home for chores, raising the kids etc. Could there be medical issues involved on her end to act like this? It seems out of character by the way you've described your relationship.
Aside from that, it's time for some good old fashioned paranoia.
Offering a settlement right of the bat seems too good to be true. Hire a P.I. If you can afford your own caretaker, you can afford a P.I. Have him or her snoop in your wife's life for the past 6 months to a year. Hire your own lawyer, best you can afford.
Might want to ask for paternity checks for your biological children. Are they yours, or was / is she having an affair and trying to cover that up by doing all this? Does your state / country take infidelity into account when deciding on divorce settlements?
All these questions and more are what you should be asking yourself. The woman you knew and love(d) is gone. For now at least. Accept the woman that your (ex)wife is now and deal with that reality, for your own sake if nothing else.
It's more sinister than that. OP's boyfriend is seeking payback against somebody who wronged him. Sure, in this instance it's petty, and nobody was really hurt. But I think the reason it makes OP so uncomfortable is because, on some level, she senses this trait could make him dangerous.
I think she's right and needs to get out. Good luck OP. Stay safe.
AFter how much time you feel you are ready. It is is different for everyone.
Doesn't she have any friends or family?? Why is she reaching out to her ex bf of over 10+ years ago. I think she just wants to still feel desired but this bitch needs to take 100 steps back
OP, you just dodged a cannonball that wanted you to be his mommy.
Do not be sad. He’s a man-child. If you married him, you would have lost years of your life.
Be happy! You get a chance to find the right man who will be MAN enough to be equal partner with you.
Forget this fool. Don’t shed one tear. Your tear is more valuable than this mama’s boy.
He raped you. Period. I’m so sorry this happened to you. Only you can decide how to proceed as it is your relationship and experience, but it is reasonable to leave the relationship and to even press charges if you want. At the least, I hope at some point you can acknowledge to yourself that you were violated by someone you love and trust(ed).