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  1. That’s absolutely not an excuse. Don’t say that. Your child’s mother does not need to be in the capacity when she literally makes herself unreachable.

    As an adult, you do what needs to be done and explain to your child in as loving a manner as possible.

  2. I asked if she would like it and she said sure, if I agreed then she would have no objections to it and it will be fun.

    Bolded this to help you out. Have an honest conversation with her and tell her you don't like that idea and see what she says.

  3. Try using uncomplicated tones with the relationship. Process comfort even though it is difficult. Likely the relationship has become comfortable through complication, in that case processing should be considered. I hope this helps.

  4. Because honestly, I didn’t think I could get pregnant. I have always wanted to be a mom honestly and was trying with my ex, turns out he was lying about “finishing” and it made me feel like I couldn’t get pregnant at all. I have medical conditions that make it very difficult so I just chopped it up to impossible, till poof got pregnant. I didn’t want an abortion, not my thing. (In no way a political thing. I have nothing against other people doing it, I just didn’t want to)

    And, really, he is a really nice guy. He doesn’t hurt me, not raise his voice, is very gentle, and he does care. But it’s almost like his actions don’t match his words. He acts like he loves us, but says he may not be capable of it. Although he did say he cares and I will always have a place in his home and life because of our son.

  5. I just broke up with my (ex)boyfriend of 7 months because of this. My ex husband very rarely would raise his voice. I think resorting to yelling and swearing shows an inability to control your emotions, like a toddler throwing a temper tantrum.

    Also remember that once you say mean, hurtful, insulting words to your wife, you can’t take them back. An apology will not fix what you said. All that your angry words do is chip away at your relationship, and will eventually destroy the love your wife once had for you. Is it worth it, just so you can let off some steam? To ruin your relationship? My ex is sad and keeps texting me, but I won’t take him back. I told him to get some therapy for anger management, and you should too.

  6. You are never going to get 100% certainty that someone wants you before even one date. Never. Since you're interested in her, ask her out, and see what develops!

  7. For a relationship to be blighted by so many sexual issues just months in, doesn't look good for its long-term survival. My advice would be that if your GF doesn't want to talk about what's going on (and just gets aggressive & defensive when you do try to bring it up), to consider leaving, because you can'r make anything work when the other party won't even accept that there's a problem, can't (or won't) empathise with you and attacks you for even for just trying to talk about this situation that's affecting you.

  8. Therapy. Therapy. Therapy. I don’t know the dynamics of your relationship, but if there is any part of him that wants to work it out and you do too, couples therapy.

    I had the opportunity when I hit the same point your boyfriend is now with my ex. I’ll regret not trying couples therapy for the rest of my life, instead I gave up, stupid mistake. I hope it works out, please see a professional

  9. You went out and spent physical time with both?

    So what’s the point of dating the current one of you can’t spend constant time with her.

    Maybe you need to move on to someone more local?

  10. You don’t hear how messed up that is you are essentially a placeholder. Stating you have shortcomings is messed up then why is she with you?

    And not for nothing you’ve been together a year it’s time to move on

  11. This is a good guideline for DV: if you use force or the treat of force, verbal or implied, to alter the behavior or mind state of someone you have an intimate relationship with, that’s DV.

    If someone wants to leave the house and you stand in the doorway to stall them, even if you never touch them, that’s DV.

    DV is not an either/or, her scratching and spitting on you is DV, you using force to take the mic from her is also DV.

    Dv is generally an escalating pattern and will continue without intervention. Don’t be that guy.

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