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Dude leave her. The fact that she even entertained the thought of being poly, knowing that you expect monogamy shows a complete lack of respect for you as a partner. Even if you can accept that she asked once – you said no and that should have been it.
Getting the other guy to talk to you was questioning your manhood. She thought she could fuck around on you and probably already has.
Closure doesn’t exist.
But really, dude, breaking up sucks. I feel your pain.
Funny how your god was sleeping when you were judging people around you and having premarital intimate relationship…
You know where the door is, leave this girl alone and let her find someone decent.
Your place is in therapy right now, keep your twisted interpretation of some religion-flavoured “truths” to yourself.
Just remember, in the god's eyes you are no longer pure, regardless of whether you had one partner or five. You, my friend, are the one tainted, corrupted sinner. Do you enjoy the feeling?
So, next time you feel the urge to spout all this nonsense about purity, trust and “bad decisions”, look in the mirror. Hell is waiting, babe.
Your bf doesn’t even have to dress up like a POS but he is already playing the part so well!
See this as a motivation to have the best possible sex with her. Ensure she never fakes orgasms (because some women do this and it's messed up and makes it harder to have great sex) and have a great time with her. It seems to be really going well, so don't compare. ONS ususally are not better than sex in a relationship when knowing each other and getting each other off all the time.
And yes, toys can enhance the experience. So find some together you want to use.
This is the only reasonable response. The first trimester sucked big balls for me and I had to stop studying because I was fucking exhausted and couldn’t think about food without dry heaving. Pregnancy affects all people differently mate.
It is her responsibility as your partner to tell you if she’s having it rough. Just as much as it is your responsibility to tell her at this point how hard her not working might be on you.
Don’t listen to these numb nuts say your wife is lazy because their mother worked 50 hours a week all while pregnant. There is no common pregnancy and no predictable way that a given woman feels while pregnant.
Being bisexual is hard because people have this idea that bisexual people can't be monogamous, which is just not true. It sounds like you might have some subconscious phobia going on here, especially given that you had no problem with him until after he came out.
The age gap isn’t an issue, but if she has kids already, would she want more if you are planning a family. You’re only 19, so be careful you’re not too involved with the kids, because if you don’t see it long term, they may suffer when it ends.
It's the person giving birth who needs emotional support wth???
Clearly you don't frequent everythingawful or motherinlawsfromhell
What do you feel guilty about? You’re not in a relationship and you’re moving on by meeting others.
Do not wait for him to choose you, keep doing what you’re doing and the right guy will show up.
Nah, she’s gotta play the long game. If it’s just them in the elevator press level 10 and let rip.
It could definitely have something to do with childhood trauma (especially the bathing together being encouraged either by parents or by, like you said, him not stopping it) but regardless. The signs are there.
Even if it is related to trauma you do not have to stay with him. He probably won't want therapy. He doesn't want to address it.
Trust me you’re better off without this guy. Raising a kid alone is difficult yes, but you’d be doing that anyway with him. You’re stronger than you think and when the fog lifts you’ll be able to see how much better off without him you are.
This just demonstrates your ignorance towards issues women face daily.
When I’ve used ‘no I have a boyfriend’ more often than not the men have gotten angry or it eggs them on further.
I’ve never used the fake number thing as I’m scared they’ll try and ring it in front of me. In these situations I use a firm no and disengage from them, which also doesn’t always work and once again can anger them.
It’s a dangerous world and you never have any idea what reaction you’ll be met with.
Unfortunately I feel like a lot of men seem to think that just because they wouldn’t react a certain way, no one else would.
Before I continue, when you say “as planned,” how long has this been planned for?
You act like some high school kid in the way you wrote about everything. And you are a med student?? Plus, if he is otherwise attached and has no problem with any of this, that tells me all i need to know about him, as well. One of you needs to grow up and stop everything right now.
I had two quite similar experiences. You are very anxious right now, but you have to distance yourself. Do not expect a response.
I also told him that I was doing just fine without him, but now that he came back, I am suffering again
Yes, you ripped the bandaid off a half healed wound, this hurts. And you were replaced, which feels like a rejection, that hurts also. Maybe its best to move on and find a relationship yourself. It seems like he has moved on or just isnt that invested anymore.
Dont try to pour water in a bottomless barrel or eat yourself up out of anexiety. There isnt much to fix.
The r/scams sub is eye-opening.
Did you catch her lying about anything big or cheating or anything? Or, is it just these things you've mentioned here?
Sorry I stopped reading at he has slept with both of us and lied about it. You're 37 in this situation I have no sympathy for you. Poor kid
Can you ask Facebook help?
If you are friendly with the boss give her a heads up about the ex's story but, just the way your ex told it. What she does with the info is up to her. Then just block and walk.
Oh I'm not saying you should. But if he gets resentful when you do, you just need to work out if you're ok with that or not. If you are, fine, carry on as you are. If you're not, well, you dump the holidays or dump the boyfriend, whichever is less important.
Does your nephew also overshare about his sex life to you?
Yknow… if she wants to break the hymen herself and put less stress on you both a sex toy might be the right call…
Can't afford an Uber but can afford an attorney to sue for something she's (rightfully) never going to get. Oh, and also can afford to buy illegal pot on a regular basis. This was never about wanting to give support during the birth. This was 100% about trying to assert power by making your son leave his laboring wife to come and pick you, the queen bee, up. Once your tantrum didn't work you are now doubling down with this ridiculous lawsuit. No one that is near to you can stand you. No one. Neither of your own children want anything to do with you. Get. A. Clue. If you want even a small chance of mending these relationships, spend the money on therapy instead of an attorney. Is guess it too late, though, and I doubt you're going to listen to me when you haven't listened to the thousands of people who have said the same thing before me.
Would a man be vilified for the same thing? Yes, but not at the alarming rate I am. Women are always expected to be the ones to compromise and sacrifice. To have their individuality stripped away for the sake of a man or child.
Boundaries in this instance would be you ceasing to make her emotions, which are based on being overly sensitive (and narcissistic thought patterns), your responsibility to deal with. When she twists things that you say, state “I did not say that. I dont appreciate you putting words in my mouth. When you do that, I feel like im being made into the scapegoat for feelings that i did not create. I love you. I care about you and i can see that you're struggling. However, its unfair to project that on to me and I need you to address this behavior if I am to stay in this relationship. I will support you in getting help and getting better but not at the expense of my well-being.”
As I mentioned, she doesn't really have anyone. She is not a very sociable person. She doesn't really have any close friends or close family.
I say this as the mother of son roughly your age – some ‘boymoms’ are fucking nuts and see their sons partners as competition. Apart from avoiding her as much as possible, being polite when you have to be around her and not giving her much information about your feelings or relationships there isn’t much you can do.
I do wonder if your boyfriend is more of the problem than you realise though. If there’s truly no valid concern about your cheating it’s really not great that instead of shutting down her cheating talk you ended up feeling the need to give him your passwords – which you should not have to do, nor is it fair to others you’ve had private conversations with (friends etc) that he is now reading.
I…. Think you’re being way too heavily biased by the years they’re born. For once I don’t see this as an issue of age. Take age out of the question. If these two were the same age, you wouldn’t really be saying that, it’s completely normal for him to feel alone and unloved in a relationship where they see each other once a week, live! a decent drive apart, and she’s going to school in a difficult program while working full time. That means she really doesn’t have a lot of time to give him, and frankly, very few people ARE okay with having a partner with so little time to spare, and who blatantly says “you aren’t as important to me as school/work”. Even if true (and I agree, prioritize school!) that is a statement that is going to sting and be really nude to maintain a positive and supportive relationship with someone. He isn’t demanding she drop out, he is just voicing his extremely valid feelings. It’s very hot to imagine anyone WOULDNT feel abandoned and unloved in a relationship like OP is describing, and it’s understandable that he would struggle to be really supportive while also balancing his career and his own emotions about the relationship. OP certainly isn’t emotionally supporting her ex, so it’s not really hard to see why he wouldn’t be emotionally supporting her.
Now, she’s not in the wrong. She needs to focus on school and build her career. But that also probably means she needs to do it while single until she actually has enough time to devote to a relationship, because just like she needs to spend a lot of time on school, you also need to spend a lot of time cultivating a loving and healthy relationship. She made the right choice to end things not because of his age, but because she doesn’t have the time and he was (rightfully) unhappy with the dynamic. It happens. OP handled things incredibly maturely, not surprising since she isn’t exactly young.
That is NOT your friend. Just block/ghost. What a mean, mean person.