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Tell him to get his own apartment then.
Possibly, but not necessarily. A huge amount of the fight over gay marriage was about the word marriage. Many were fine with civil unions.
Update? I gotta know how you did it. Glad you left him, he didn't deserve you.
I think the two of you should start having the kind of conversations where you both mean what you say.
I’m getting bad vibes from fiancé. Like he’s a cheater or wants her.
Sounds like you're not in a position to have a relationship. Not a big deal. You're still pretty young. Try again when you have time.
I’m sorry but hope isn’t good enough. Hope won’t protect your child from her. She needs help to learn normalcy and teach it to your children because as she is now, there is no doubt that she will mess up your kid. Her therapy starts X number of months postpartum or you need to rethink the longevity of your relationship. I get not pressuring her while she’s pregnant, but she needs to fix this before the child is old enough to understand and pick up on behaviors from her
Attempting to do yourself serious harm is bad news especially after her attention seeking behavior. Your wife needs some serious psychological help. I strongly suggest you urge her to see a medical professional.
People usually divorce over money issue and this would be it. You gave him enough chances and he didn’t take care of it and now things hit the fan. You should get a lawyer for a solid advices or a third party to guide you through this
Her words and actions do not convey interest in making this relationship work. They don't show that she cherishes you or values your presence in her life.
My take is that you two have grown apart and while you love eachother and possibly fear the unknown when you consider breaking up, that really you should break up.
I think this is the end of your journey together and that's OK. It's normal and valid to love someone deeply but recognize that your relationship isn't meeting your needs and has no future.
Make room in your life for someone who is excited to share it with you. You both deserve that.
We went through this it was naked on my Dude. Lots of tlc helped. We made a decision to adopt. We did one round with a sperm donor. The hormones made me crazy. Adoption was great for us.
Recipe for disaster. Changing for a partner in ways that you yourself don’t want to change independently of the relationship breeds resentment.
So the first note was a joke- like everyone, out of respect, when someone is on the phone around you, you keep quiet.
And read my last comment to the other person- that will explain why his nationality is relevant but not super important
I haven’t brought it up to him yet because I’m not sure if it’s my place to yet or honestly at all so I’m not sure if he’s like toying with my emotions or just thinks it’s not that big of a deal to do that stuff.
Honestly, I'm really concerned that you're in this situation with this guy and don't feel comfortable having that “defining the relationship” conversation. Especially this comment “…I’m not sure if it’s my place to yet…” this sounds as though you let him drive the style and pace of the relationship according to his needs and desires. What about what you want? And this can happen in all kinds of relationships but it's a concern when there's this kind of age and 'life-stage' gap. Are you being the “cool girl” here? You're allowed to want commitment from a person. It's OK to hold out for higher standards and to seek dating and partners rather than “situationships”.
It's OK, in this example to say either, “can we define our relationship? I thought we were committed but I'd like to check what your perspective is. Why? I observed something which made me think you were feeling uncommitted. I saw [x] which made me feel very uncomfortable”
Or
“can we talk about dating and our level of commitment? I'd like to be exclusively dating. For me this means x, y, z and no acting single. Is this something you would like?”
And it's OK to say (if he's unhappy) “OK, I hear that you don't want to act in alignment with a committed relationship. Let's stick to dating. To be very clear, whilst I'm not seeking other people, I will be open to dating other men if the opportunity arises”. Or say “I'm sorry to hear you don't want commitment. I do want commitment, so this isn't working out for me. Let's end things now”
I’m anxious to move in with any person at this point because of the things that happened when I moved in with my ex but I haven’t really told him much about that because it’s a naked topic to talk about
I think your ex harmed you and you should take the time to heal properly from this. I think for future you should give edited highlights to new partners. Tell them if there's something important that they should know to do, or not to do. But don't tell them every little detail. There are some people who would use this as a weapon.
The age gap I find uncomfortable because I've been the younger naive woman with older men interested in me only for my body and what I'll do for them, without them respecting me or committing to a relationship. I don't think I'm the only woman who's been in that situation either. There's an article called something like “why I do not like your older boyfriend” it might be of interest. It's on the scarleteen website I think.
Who mentioned polyamory?
When someone feels incredibly guilty and shitty, a remorseful person would learn and not do it again. He has done it over and over again. You are young and why would you tether himself to someone who you are scared of.
Step back and tell me if this post was about your friend..what your response would be. Walk away. Be single and go meet people.
And it’s not just about sex it’s about him degrading you and saying he barely feels anything.. I’m sure if you said that to him he’d blow a fuse
I gave this a crack with my ex finacee…. who was only 5 hours up the coast. I would drive every other weekend, stretching my non-existent salary to get up there which included missing call in shifts.
Did not end well ?
But each to their own
Because what if he's the kind of guy to knock a woman up then leave because he doesn't want a kid in his life? What if he's the kind of guy who gets bored of sex with a girl and cheats on her? Never know what could happen