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When you leave an abusive relationship you need to understand your radar for what is a normal healthy relationship is skewed, you may find yourself with a man who isn't as abusive but would still qualify. Next time I suggest some therapy and being alone for a bit, otherwise these guys are gonna keep using you getting you pregnant and make your life awful.
Thank you for coming back and commenting again. I have been one hundred percent honest with him and done everything he’s asked of me to do in this open relationship. He’s seen every message and knows everything and I hide nothing. Most of what I’ve done was for him as I’ve never been in this situation before. I don’t know if I’m willing to do counseling at this point as I am very hurt and don’t trust him anymore. But again, I do really want to say thank you for coming back and leaning a second comment. He’s out of town this weekend and I am all alone trying to process this whole thing.
Also ‘we’ don’t owe 10k, he does ?? run . It’s funny aswell because you said he is sweet, thoughtful, brilliant and handsome and the only person you can goof around with, I have a feeling only the last two can be true based on the right up. Unfortunately, you can goof around in court when you’re both getting sued for no rent payment . I can see this was from 17 days ago, hopefully you’ve out of there now
It sounds like you have pushed her away by being clingy, needing to know what she’s doing all the time and constantly hounding her about everything she’s doing “wrong”.
We rarely have guests over, but I apologize in advance to them when we do, and they are completely understandable. Also is it strange to throw shitty as diapers in the trash can? Same thing but worse yea?
You said it yourself; you don't want to on-line your life like this!! Don't!
He is showing you his true self and you don't like it!! He isn't your parent to punish you. Partners share a relationship; they don't put someone in timeout!
I will try this again. I set dates and make plans but I always end up in the “i dont care you choose……. but not that……..or that……..lets just do what I want to do.” Situation.
Tell your husband “Who are you to judge how someone else manages their marriage? What goes on in another person's marriage has nothing to do with us and has no bearing on our marriage. If you want to divorce because I'm friends with someone who has dealt with infidelity from her husband her entire marriage, then our relationship isn't very strong to begin with.”
Seriously that would be a deal breaker for me, there is nothing as disgusting or disrespectful. You might love her but spitting in your face? She clearly doesn’t value you nearly as much, she had time to think about doing it before she did, no one accidentally spits on someone or does it in a heated moment she made a choice and thought it a good idea you need to tell her that it was never okay and never will be. Break up it’s the best for everyone.
You might want to look up attachment styles and see what style you both have..She may be more clingy and emotional because she had less secure attachment with her parents than you which doesn't mean she's crazy – it just means she needs more nurturing than someone with secure attachment. People can gain “earned secure” attachment over time if they don't start out that way but it can be some extra work to get there.
I think there is your answer. Your own body is telling you that it doesn’t feel comfortable and happy around him. Listen to your gut feeling and tell him that he had his chance but that you will not have your feelings played with.
Don’t stay in touch with him because he will no doubt start to love bomb you and guilt you into giving him another chance. But rest assured, in a few months time he will do the same again.
You sound like how my ex husband was, I lived in a state of not feeling like he liked me…only tolerated me. Your poor girlfriend deserves so much better.
I concur that your therapist is not someone who is experienced in this type of issue. Often people who don't have experience or research into toxic familes struggle to understand and empathise with people that do.
A therapist is someone to help you deal with this situation, a restraining order, how to go no contact, how to deal with the emotions you have around being told how to feel and invalidated. Your therapist seems to not be using any of these techniques to help you.
You can read up on boundaries, healthy relationships, how to go no contact (NC) and how to deal with the emotions, there are books on toxic familes and how to survive them.
You have to treat them like stalkers, which is what they are. Legally you have the right to do whatever you need to stop them, including the police, cameras etc.
Separate your feelings of what they did do from what they are trying to do as strangers and deal with this is a professional way on the one hand and help yourself separately with your grief on the other, don't mix the two as a whole would be my suggestion
The most important person is you, your child, your wife and your immediate family as a whole. In whatever order you can handle. These people are just extended family who are pressuring you, stalking you and threatening you. Stop them legally and do whatever your lawyer says you can do to remove them.
You could also look up how to deal with a Narcissist parent, that might also help.
When you leave an abusive relationship you need to understand your radar for what is a normal healthy relationship is skewed, you may find yourself with a man who isn't as abusive but would still qualify. Next time I suggest some therapy and being alone for a bit, otherwise these guys are gonna keep using you getting you pregnant and make your life awful.
Thank you for coming back and commenting again. I have been one hundred percent honest with him and done everything he’s asked of me to do in this open relationship. He’s seen every message and knows everything and I hide nothing. Most of what I’ve done was for him as I’ve never been in this situation before. I don’t know if I’m willing to do counseling at this point as I am very hurt and don’t trust him anymore. But again, I do really want to say thank you for coming back and leaning a second comment. He’s out of town this weekend and I am all alone trying to process this whole thing.
Girl please leave this fool. The more I read the angrier I get for you.
Also ‘we’ don’t owe 10k, he does ?? run . It’s funny aswell because you said he is sweet, thoughtful, brilliant and handsome and the only person you can goof around with, I have a feeling only the last two can be true based on the right up. Unfortunately, you can goof around in court when you’re both getting sued for no rent payment . I can see this was from 17 days ago, hopefully you’ve out of there now
It sounds like you have pushed her away by being clingy, needing to know what she’s doing all the time and constantly hounding her about everything she’s doing “wrong”.
We rarely have guests over, but I apologize in advance to them when we do, and they are completely understandable. Also is it strange to throw shitty as diapers in the trash can? Same thing but worse yea?
Run now!!
You said it yourself; you don't want to on-line your life like this!! Don't!
He is showing you his true self and you don't like it!! He isn't your parent to punish you. Partners share a relationship; they don't put someone in timeout!
I will try this again. I set dates and make plans but I always end up in the “i dont care you choose……. but not that……..or that……..lets just do what I want to do.” Situation.
Make a plan!!
I seriously question his judgment … for even SAYING such a thing.
It's like the question, “If you could sleep with anyone without any consequences, who would it be?”
Wrong Answer: Your Brother / Sister
Right Answer: Chris Helmsworth / Scarlett Johanson
Tell your husband “Who are you to judge how someone else manages their marriage? What goes on in another person's marriage has nothing to do with us and has no bearing on our marriage. If you want to divorce because I'm friends with someone who has dealt with infidelity from her husband her entire marriage, then our relationship isn't very strong to begin with.”
Yes, maybe so.
Seriously that would be a deal breaker for me, there is nothing as disgusting or disrespectful. You might love her but spitting in your face? She clearly doesn’t value you nearly as much, she had time to think about doing it before she did, no one accidentally spits on someone or does it in a heated moment she made a choice and thought it a good idea you need to tell her that it was never okay and never will be. Break up it’s the best for everyone.
You might want to look up attachment styles and see what style you both have..She may be more clingy and emotional because she had less secure attachment with her parents than you which doesn't mean she's crazy – it just means she needs more nurturing than someone with secure attachment. People can gain “earned secure” attachment over time if they don't start out that way but it can be some extra work to get there.
That sounds actually good.
Elope. Save the money and yourself the headache of the whole wedding thing.
How do you do the emoticon for a red flag?
I think there is your answer. Your own body is telling you that it doesn’t feel comfortable and happy around him. Listen to your gut feeling and tell him that he had his chance but that you will not have your feelings played with.
Don’t stay in touch with him because he will no doubt start to love bomb you and guilt you into giving him another chance. But rest assured, in a few months time he will do the same again.
You deserve better.
You sound like how my ex husband was, I lived in a state of not feeling like he liked me…only tolerated me. Your poor girlfriend deserves so much better.
I concur that your therapist is not someone who is experienced in this type of issue. Often people who don't have experience or research into toxic familes struggle to understand and empathise with people that do.
A therapist is someone to help you deal with this situation, a restraining order, how to go no contact, how to deal with the emotions you have around being told how to feel and invalidated. Your therapist seems to not be using any of these techniques to help you.
You can read up on boundaries, healthy relationships, how to go no contact (NC) and how to deal with the emotions, there are books on toxic familes and how to survive them.
You have to treat them like stalkers, which is what they are. Legally you have the right to do whatever you need to stop them, including the police, cameras etc.
Separate your feelings of what they did do from what they are trying to do as strangers and deal with this is a professional way on the one hand and help yourself separately with your grief on the other, don't mix the two as a whole would be my suggestion
The most important person is you, your child, your wife and your immediate family as a whole. In whatever order you can handle. These people are just extended family who are pressuring you, stalking you and threatening you. Stop them legally and do whatever your lawyer says you can do to remove them.
You could also look up how to deal with a Narcissist parent, that might also help.