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He also said he doesn’t masturbate in that edit but in this thread he says he can cum by masturbating so…….
No I’m not.
So based on your comment that you confirmed you ended it, no she didn't cheat.
My answer would have still been the same because three days of no contact anyone would think, “Okay, guess we're done” and go look for a rebound.
You can't be pissed that once you breakup with someone and walk away they go find someone to hook up with. And you can't be pissed that she got “over you so fast” because, based on your post and your comments, she'd been feeling neglected for a while. Like, man, use your head and think. Why on earth would you treat a coworker better than your own partner?
2 mins would be twice as long as what she’s used to.
Pretty disrespectful to the relationship IMO.
This guy is living off you and your mom and flips out because you asked him what was in his drink? He told you that you were embarrassing?
OP, does he often act like some innocuous thing you did was annoying or shameful? Do you often find yourself saying “I guess I messed up” even though you truly don’t understand what you did wrong? If this happens often, you may be dealing with someone who is trying to limit your self esteem so you don’t see this living situation for what it is – a man taking advantage.
Does he pay rent? And is his irritation about your mom wanting him to clean things?
Idk there’s a lot to unpack here.
Info: is the reason you are so much older than your wife because women your own age don't want to date you?
Also blocking someone you are in a relationship with is a super immature move.
Oh, honey… that's sexual assault.
If he’s “putting it in you” when you say no then gaslighting you and emotionally blackmailing you for sex, I guarantee once you're married he'll see you as good as owned by him, and he won't stop when you push him off.
I don't know your circumstances, but the entire situation screams physical, emotional, and mental abuse. You need to get out of there ASAP.
Well, you are kind of a jerk. You should communicate better and listen to his concerns. Perhaps he’s not good at communicating his feelings or needs.
Anyway, nine days is excessive and I would personally leave someone that petty. Completely cutting off your SO for getting upset over you ignoring him is not how you show someone that you respect and care for them. Hopefully he dummies up and leaves you.
However, if it's simply a problem of emotional intelligence I might very well like her and not be able to tell
If you're THIS emotionally unintelligent, then you definitely shouldn't be dating anyone, period.
Odds are much better that you simply haven't fallen in love yet. Which is fine, because you're young. Pretty much anyone else will tell you: “when you know, you know”.
Do not make yourself smaller for this man.
Be you and either he likes you as you are or not. If he doesn’t like you just as you are then give him a nudge out of your door so he can toddle off
She needs to see a psychiatrist, and she should know that, because she’s a social worker. If she’s already seeing one, I’d bet she’s not being completely honest with them. Or that this is more of more a manipulation tactic, than the result of some sort of anxiety/trigger. It’s not an unusual manipulation tactic for people to cry if they don’t get their way, and a spousal disagreement seems to be one of the more common situations where this can occur. The vomiting could be an extreme example of this, or it could be related to the anxiety. That being said, I can relate, as I also suffer from anxiety and panic disorder and have for a long time. That being said, I’m inclined to believe that your wife is doing this in a manner to be manipulative. That’s not to say there couldn’t be other potential causes, and you should look into all of them. But that’s my personal opinion, if it weren’t for the crying, I’d be more inclined to think it was anxiety related. However, the crying is a common tactic for some people when they don’t get their way, most people grow out of this in childhood, but not all do.
I went through something similar, and early on I thought all the same things as you, but it’s not true. You can spend a lot of time with someone and not fight. What matters is how you handle talking to each other. Arguments are rooted in discontent and my problems stemmed from the fact we couldn’t communicate effectively. One side would explain why they are feeling one way, while another would just get defensive and argumentative, which leads to a fight and the problem not getting resolved but getting bigger and buried. If one side can’t communicate effectively, the effort from the other will just turn to discontent and the fighting will get worse.
My advice is to find what is causing these arguments. Is it jealousy from a break of trust? Is a partner anxious and wants to act out occasionally? Talk about it and draw boundaries on how you expect a response.
My other advice is to break-up if you can’t figure out what the real issue is.