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He's clearly not worried about potentially losing his marriage. He's thinking about what he wants without compromise. It's safe to say that you should be doing the same. He's being unfair and you've sacrificed more than enough already. He's willing to gamble the team you guys have created and go rogue.
Eh, maybe. She also thought it was safe to have sex on the pill sans condoms. She’s 19. Mistakes will be made. A baby shouldn’t be one of them.
Also keenly observe her reaction if the ex decides not to come to the party at all.
Also if the ex's partner happens to not be available and he shows up solo.
If your husband isn’t comfortable with the situation, why not assert a boundary for the sake of your relationship?
Thank you for letting me seeing it from that side of things, I see how it could come off that way even though it is not like that, I wish I never told him
Thank you, he expressed different concerning thoughts and emotions to me and so it was nude for me to just cut him off because I wanted to be there for him and help him in whatever ways I could to get treatment but I realized the most I could do was schedule the appointment and walk away because his treatment of me was causing me to have issues.
Well, now you can find an awesome new guy to date and dump this asshat
It's pretty simple. “The console is yours, the games are mine. Just because they happen to be playable on a console you happen to own, doesn't make them your property.”
If someone brought over a DVD for everyone to watch on your TV, would he insist they leave the DVD since it's “his” now, because he owns a DVD player?
Come on now. If you want to try to reason with the unreasonable, go ahead. But be firm that the games are your property, you paid for them, end of discussion.
Can be. Absolutely. It might not be a problem during the life of the relationship. But if things go south and both your names are in the deed and financing and one unmarried partner decides to stop paying, the other is still responsible. You’d be taking out the largest kind of notarized loan you can get with a legally binding piece of paper you’ll be in the hook for until transfer of the property or it’s paid off (even then you have taxes). Any number of things can go south, even if you’ve agreed to certain terms ahead of time.
Why take the risk ? There are lots of women that aren t cheaters that you can date, I wouldn t bother
Forwards NOT backwards
How long has he had the car? Maybe a mechanic or a valet lost an earring.
Lol. Never date someone for their potential. Date people who already are what you want them to be. You messed up….
I'm so sorry for your loss.
My rule is this: never share your financial situation with ANYONE if you can avoid it. If people ask, we're doing fine, thanks. I don't give dollar amounts, don't tell people what I'm planning on buying, etc. That's my husband's and my business and no one else's.
This way: no one asks for money. No one gives unwanted input as to your financial choices. No judgement. No one trying to take advantage of you, etc. This goes double for inheritance situations. Death and wills/inheritances bring out the WORST in people. I have an uncle who became more blatantly obvious as a spoiled brat when my grandpa died. Literally everyone bent over backwards to make sure he got his fair share (the trust attorney messed up the verbiage in the trust) and we each gave up six figure inheritances to make sure my grandpa's wishes were met and that my uncle could keep his house. He still managed to make himself the victim, took his cash out and dipped out. My mom and aunt have barely heard from him since. Money brings out the worst in people, so I do my best to not even open that door.
Everytime you have saved him, forgiven him, tried to help him he has escalated. Why do you think it won’t get worse next time?
Block this guy. There is a reason he is dating you and trying to act this. No woman around his age would date him and put up with this behavior, and you shouldn't either. He is probably going after much younger woman to try and play mind games because he figures you don't know any better.
Block this guy. There is a reason he is dating you and trying to act this. No woman around his age would date him and put up with this behavior, and you shouldn't either. He is probably going after much younger woman to try and play mind games because he figures you don't know any better.
OP, you are in danger. I know you don't feel like you are. I know you want to believe, and you probably also do believe, that he wasn't serious. You'll tell yourself he said it out of anger, that it was just a “figure of speech”, blah blah. I did the same thing. My partner never threatened to murder me, but he did knock me unconscious several times. Somehow I convinced myself that it wasn't that big of a deal, that it sounded worse than it was, that he would never actually cause permanent harm to me… Looking back I can see now that I'm lucky to be alive. That I was brainwashed into thinking he wasn't really the monster that he was.
Op, here's what you should do:
Wait for him to leave. Pack your belongings and call a taxi. Not a friend, not a family member, not a coworker, and don't you even think of driving yourself. Call a taxi/Uber to take you to the nearest hotel. Pay in cash.
Text your friends and family a short message. Something along the lines of:
My husband threatened to kill me last night. For my own as well as the baby's safety, I am leaving with my child. For your safety, I won't tell you where. I am texting you to let you know that it is my decision to leave, so that you will not report me missing. I will turn my phone off after this message has been sent, so it can't be traced. I love you all, but I'm not safe as long as he knows my location.
Go to the nearest ATM/bank and take your money out in cash. This is because cards leave evidence. By using cash only there won't be any evidence to trace, should your husband report you missing.
Call another taxi/uber, and once it arrives, turn your phone off. Your last traceable location will be the hotel you are currently at. This will not be where you are staying. Have the uber/taxi drive you out of town. Get to a different hotel, check in under a false name, pay in cash.
Get in contact with a lawyer and file for divorce.
Maybe it’s time to talk to him about it and see where he’s coming from? Also, whilst it great to know your own love languages, it is equally as important to know his and to ensure you are using his love language to love on him.
Is life not worth living it it’s not beside some shitty ass man? Are you gonna die being single? You’re literally miserable, what are you getting out of this
You married an underemployed man almost a decade your junior and I have a hunch it was nowhere near long enough between meeting and marriage. What were you thinking? I am sure he's a delightful playmate but what made you think he would be a solid partner?
He's not going to grow up in the next 36 weeks, so if you're going have the baby, either exit the marriage or resign yourself to being responsible for 2 children
18 yo + long distance +only 7 months long relationship + we need a break. I would say just move on my good man. Don't obsess over profile pictures or overthink whatever you assume she is doing. You're wasting your time and hurting yourself.