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Ohhhhhh. Nice.
What do you mean by that?
Break up, kick her out, and move on. You're paying the majority of everything snd living with a LEECH.
You're an abuse survivor. This should've triggered your fight or flight immediately! Did you think he was joking when he said these things to you? And what ran through your head when he finally told you he wasn't joking? This is absolutely 100% a narcissist. They will try and put you down and make you feel worthless. But you're still literally defending him and say he used to be so nice at first.. The fact that he's upset that you think he's a joke and completely over looking the fact that he's saying these things to you is Narcissistic behavior. Don't allow someone to speak down to you like this. No matter who it is. They're not worth it. For your sake, get out now. If he is getting upset that you're not taking is insults seriously only means he will keep getting worse until he has worn you down. Being single is 100 times better than being with someone who will make you lose your self worth. . Realize that you deserve better. You deserve someone who respects you and only wants the best for you. Someone who holds you up, not shoves you down. Do not settle for anything less.
She knows i cheated but i didnt admit it till now , im still denying it
When you get into an argument with someone, and they get upset, it’s best NOT to try to tell them their emotions. Lots of times they aren’t in touch with their emotions. If you slip up and try to tell them how they are feeling, don’t, for gods sake, tell them they are lying about their own feelings.
You see angry, she feels sad, you tell her she’s angry, she denies, you tell her she’s lying, communication is now dead. Later you start having meta-arguments about why and how you argue, and you badger her about this lying business until she breaks and “admits” she’s lying. You leap on that confession and now you want to know how to make her stop lying.
Dude, she’s not lying. When she is upset, she can’t identify her emotions. It’s absolutely textbook to use “I statements” when arguing with loved ones. “When you raise your voice, I feel like you are mad at me. Can we take a 15 min break, both calm down, and try again without raised voices?”
She's going through a period of major transition in her life. An hour a day is too much time to spend on the phone with anyone, and still have a daily life. I suggest you back off, be supportive, and stop pressuring her.
But also, what is your plan? To just have a relationship based on hour chats? I think this has run its course.
Honestly, your sister may not ever forgive you for making her 8 yr long reconciliation dinner all about your fee fees.
There was an inflammatory secret.
Pretend for a moment that it was something less inflammatory, like she bought a house.
Woah, she bought an entire house and didn't tell ME FIRST??!! How horrible!
You didn't give a fuck about your sister or her fragile relationship with your parents. At all.
There's a good chance that she just saw who you really are and may never forgive you.
When things are difficult. When she has her game face on. When she is trying desperately to reconnect with her parents. When she is finally sensing that they might accept her – you shoved her off a cliff.
Perhaps it is time to ask yourself:
WHY should your sister ever talk to you again? What is the benefit?
My hypothesis is you are an AH, you imposed an antipedagigic strategy to your family. Your are crushed by your wife, si you crush your son. And she know you cannot admit your fault because if your ego.
Drop the case. Find another leisure.
?? he already deleted everything, before you could even get your hands on it the next discussion
Valid, but even if that was his intent, there are ways to do it and ways not to. Come over and we'll order takeout is decidedly low effort. “Come over, I have a nice bottle of wine and I'm making ” sends a decidedly different message. Maybe even light a candle or 2 before she gets there to set the mood.
He's 40 – if he can't cook by now that's enough of a red flag as-is. Signed, a married guy who turns 40 this year.
TIL that my actions have consequences!
At dinner the next day, he did ask me what triggered the attack. As you may or may not know, sometimes there's no real answer. Things-even things you don't notice affect you at the time-pile up and pile up until it all comes to a head you break. Tha'ts why happened in this case. I wasn't sure how to answer, except just that. I could tell that wasn't an answer he wanted or expected to hear. He admitted he doesn't understand them since he's never personally had one. However, I do agree with your statement “Tell him you noticed he seemed different and ask him if you having a panic attack made him uncomfortable or concerned.” I never asked him what he thought after I told him. He may just need me to ask so that he does feel comfortable with opening up why he felt uncomfortable. (hopefully that makes sense).
I am not sure if previous partners have done this. He was married 25 years and divorced in 2020. She emotionally cheated and they were never really compatible, from what he says….that's basically the extend I know….
Thank you for your response!
I’m still waiting, I’m really excited to see your studies to counter my anecdotal evidence? You obviously have them or you wouldn’t have said that, right? You weren’t just basing your opinion on your own sad insecurities, right? You have evidence! And my experience is anecdotal but yours isn’t. Right?
Anyway, I’m really excited to read the studies that you are going to post.
Not wanting to understand is a huge red flag. Compromise, validation and mutual effort are super important in a relationship
I think a lot of ppl look at their respect for MLK as a checked box of “I love this important Black figure therefore I can't be racist” type thing
This situation is a lesson you would have had to learn at some point in your life. You can't have everything you want all the time.
If A genuinely was a danger to Z and you knew that, it was selfish of you to expect to continue being friends with Z while continuing to have A in your life, but you're 18 so I don't blame you for wanting the perfect outcome where you get to keep both as friends.
As for the outcome of your report, as long as you did what you did with good intentions and you only spoke the truth as you knew it (not something you heard through the grapevine), you did nothing wrong, it sucks for A that he had to move but if he was a danger, this outcome is for the best.
He’s right. Good for him for standing his ground. You’re manipulating him, not the other way around. He’s under no obligation to see anyone he doesn’t want to see or hang out with. Do with that information whatever you want, but quit expecting him to change his stance. He’s been clear with you.
You are a muppet. Where is he narcissistic in this post?
Maybe his parents are the problem. Do you know about his relationship with his family
That sounds like something Peter griffin would do to Lois.
Yes.
I considered that but I actually know a considerable amount so I don't want to be dishonest by acting like I want to learn more/acting like I don't know a lot. We have had lots of conversations about cannabis before and we have also talked about our pets/our love of animals, our coffee orders, and just about life in general. I usually end up staying in store longer than normal when he is in store because we get caught in conversation.
Therapy can go a long way; I highly recommend it. I was raised by a narcissistic mom & it has taken years for us to have any kind of relationship.
Go low contact with them. They don't need to know every little detail of your life.
All you can do is try. Make an honest effort. It can mean wonders.
She was never diagnosed with anything officially. She’s on general anxiety meds, and her psychiatrist said she was “exhibiting symptoms of both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder,” but that she would not make an official diagnosis at this time.
The ex is having a psychotic break. I don't think you stay in that situation even with police help. I think you very gently leave.
Lmao
Talk to your therapist about what to do about limerence or continue to jeopardize your marriage and job. Wanting to enjoy it while it lasts translates into I'm willing to throw my whole life in the toilet for a dopamine hit.
She doesn't want 100% responsibility of the kids. Raising kids is naked enough in a pair, doing it alone is so so nude.