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Gaslighting, no. This is abuse.
How do you chalk this up as a miscommunication?
You let him know twice that were falling asleep and would like to leave. And he called you a bitch and said you fucked up in return.
The options should have been.
Okay, take a nap on the couch and wait for me to be ready to go. I don't see my grandma often and would like to stay a bit longer. Sure, thing, lets say our goodbyes and head home.
This lashing out at you and calling you a bitch + labeling it as disrespect, is wrong.
Your BF is a POS.
I've have had men look and some stare and so what? So they check me out. Whatever. I go on with my life. It doesn't bother me.
How often do you tell him you love him?
How often do you tell him you're proud of him?
How many traditions or activities have you involved him in, explaining that this is what your dad did with you when you were his age?
How often have you bought him a card or a gift which calls him your son?
How involved are you in his life- do you ask about his day, go to parent-teacher things, watch his games, try to get him enrolled in extracurriculars that interest him, ask him about his interests and hobbies?
There is a huge difference between correcting problematic and damaging communication and behaviors on your side, and actually putting in the work to treat him like a son. I hear about what you stopped doing, but what did you start doing? Kids need you to be the one to reach out, get involved, let them know how you feel and what they mean to you- especially when you missed so many years. If you haven't been doing this, then you massively dropped the ball as a father and at 16 I don't even think you have the time to make it up to him. Stopping toxic behaviors was just the first step you would have needed to take to be a father to him,
Also, you went to therapy for a few months and then let it go because “it wasn't doing much”? Therapy is a process, and sometimes you don't even realize the progress you're making until you look back on it from a happier place in the future. It was a really bad move to stop counseling for a troubled child who'd lost the only parent they had ever known, and moved into a new living situation with a new parent he didn't know.
You have so much work to do to correct the last four years, and very little time to do it in. Get the kid back in therapy, start using positive words and actions and getting involved with him like a father should, make it clear you do think of him as a son, and open the lines of communication so he feels comfortable talking to you about his thoughts and feelings.
Your actions did not show support, they showed control.
He's found out about you. You represent a 'threat' to what he considers his property.
And your GF is either blind, or is actually trying to get back with him, but keeping you on the hook, just in case.
Hon, trust me, they never change, they just stop what they're doing for a short time in order to suck you back in then they go right back to their old ways, it will happen several times until you hit a breaking point and then it'll finally be over, don't be that person who finds out when they're 40 that they should have left at 28.
Leave
Is she even really pregnant?
Leave anyway
She’s not dancing around the subject. She’s assessing his thoughts prior to directly communicating.
To be fair. She'll never want to talk about it when youre being her sugar daddy
I read through your post in full. Your anger is clearly very misdirected.
Your gf is a leach. You are an enabler. Regardless, you have needs that are neither in unrealistic or outrageous. For most people your needs are the basic necessities.
Your gf is an adult. She will not change. She doesn’t need to as you’ve shown her you’ll accept anything she throws at you.
Why are you here? To attack people? You wanted advice and sadly you don’t like what you’re being told.
Yes, my point exactly.
A man can parent just effectively as a woman.
But babysitting a couple of school nights is not being a parent.
I’m convinced most of the dads in this thread can’t answer the questions I posed.
Go ask your dad if he remembers the name of your high school teacher….
I’m sure some can and do, and to them I give a big thumbs up to being an involved parent.
But I think it’s important to recognize that, usually that is something a separated dad leaves to the mum, and that is part of the care dad pays for.
Are you criticizing OP for calling her husband disgusting or her husband for calling her that? All I can see in the post is that OP thinks her husband is disgusting for thinking she would be sexually inappropriate with her brother.
I agree. the gesture is cute, but only if you like to do stuff like that. sharing a hobby is fine, but I don't think you understand what building a world in mine craft entails. that's hundreds of hours of building.
It fine for someone who likes gaming and wants to share a hobby, but if you don't like it then it's the same a bitter medicine being forced down your throat.
I think its a good idea to at least show some interest or effort in learning about and trying your partner's hobbies. This also happens to be a good, casual game for a long distance couple. You can chat and build a house together or something at the same time.
If its not for you, then its not for you. It would probably mean a lot to him though.
It sounds like you are better off without her. Be happy she showed her unwillingness to trust people and find someone better.
Good God, early 20’s and already married 2 years and already all these problems? Sheesh dude I’m sorry but you guys got married too young and too soon. Sounds like you’re both forcing to make something work that isn’t there organically anymore. Divorce and both of you need to go enjoy your youth.
So they should just hide at home? If he's intolerant of alcohol does he avoid every work Christmas party, every wedding, friends who come over wirh a bottle of wine, avoid going out with friends to any restaurants that serve alcohol etc? C'mon alcohol is everywhere HE needs to take responsibility for this. She's his gf not his mother or his AA support.
I don't. I want his money. If I can put on a fake smile once a week, it's pretty easy as shit jobs go.
You wife had a crush regardless of age-although that adds a bigger issue altogether. Crossing boundaries in a marriage that is already rock is not a good sign
A solution is for you two to move out together. You say there are financial issues and also that you control all the money. Maybe you need help with this from someone as it sounds like it’s going badly.