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  1. My friend divorced her husband bc he didn’t want more out of life financially he was set where he was so she bounced like ig how she thought his checks would

  2. The post sounds a bit like he wants a long term relationship that’s convenient, not a long term relationship with this woman specifically

  3. Thanks. I didn't, but his best friend (also a guy) tried to get back in touch with him when he was temporarily broken up with her for about a day. It didn't work though. Apparently, he went back to her and told her he's back in touch with his friend and she has been controlling/monitoring their text conversations.

  4. u/angleofdegree45, it looks like you're trying to post a throwaway submission. Your account is too young and/or your comment karma is too low.

    The right way to do it is to create a brand new Reddit account that begins with ThrowRA.

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  5. I think it’s natural for humans to be attracted to lots of other humans, regardless of relationship status, BUT! There is a respectful way to deal with this attraction, and a disrespectful way. For your boyfriend to be blatantly checking out your friends in front of you, lying about strip club visits… he is not being considerate of your feelings at all. If he’s unable to control his wandering eyes at inappropriate times, he has an issue with self-control and is not ready for a committed relationship. I’d be running away at the speed of light if I were you.

  6. This is more about it dating people who just went through a big life change.

    Divorce, separation, new kid, big move, starting or ending school etc.

    People need time to find a new equilibrium after a big change before they're really fit to be seriously dating.

  7. U no the situation better than I do but that doesn’t have to mean that. U said he was a drinker what if he’s just being responsible and doesn’t wanna drive drunk. Idk just saying it can be anything. What if he’s staying out cuz he doesn’t wanna be at the apt if u bring a guy home? But what I’m trying to say is ur hiding from communicating. Why don’t you just communicate how u feel? if u communicate properly (as in clear, respectful, and succinct manner) you’ll at least know where you stand and what direction this is going.

  8. It’s not the issue that she doesn’t understand my family has events or not. It’s that I no longer have the capability to leave work for every event that goes on. Sure, my family doesn’t celebrate everything together. But she fails to understand that I can’t take off work for every family event she has while I do take off work for things that end up being celebrated in my family.

    It’s not much, but she thinks I don’t value her or her family when that’s not the case. Even with my own family I don’t take off much work. But she seems to think I take off work more for my family when it is generally an equal amount. And treats it almost as an insult to her and her family. In her and her families eyes, we are practically already married.

    On top of how I used to be able to be at every family event of hers, but now I can’t

  9. No matter how old you are you are still their child and if she's going to do this to you she's showing that she is very very toxic you might want to go no contact with your mother for a while for as long as she's willing to be this Petty and horrible I would definitely go with your father at least he's not trying to cut you out of his life because you were still in contact with the other parent. This is absolutely disgustingly toxic and horrible I'm so sorry you have to go through something like this being a part of your father's life and accepting his new wife no matter how that happened is just a part of being the byproduct of those two people.

  10. How do you completely understand something that you never went through? You are not OP. You are not in his shoes. You don’t live! his life.

    You don’t sound like a kid who went through it. You sound like a disgruntled ex spouse who is still holding onto the anger themselves. You are treating OP like crap just as his mother does.

    Who hurt you? Honestly

  11. Go on the vacation without your fiancé. Re-evaluate your relationship. What’s going to happen if you have kids? Is he not going to show up for the birth because of his brother, miss birthday’s and school events because of his brother? You are obviously not a priority now so how long will you tolerate it.

  12. Nah, she ain’t a nice girl fam, she’s for the streets and even they don’t want her. She’s a certified cuntnugget.

  13. Uhhhhh I don’t think this is sinethjng you “get past” from I think this is something you love on from.

  14. Then you side with the cheater. As in you act only if it is uncomfortable for you but the rest is just not worth your attention.

  15. I’ve known a surprising amount of women into incest and rape fantasies as well; fantasies being the operative word.

  16. It might. But I went through this too after being with my ex. We had a lot of high highs and low lows. There is an adjustment period when you get into a new relationship and that isn’t present anymore. You subconsciously expect it and are almost confused when it doesn’t happen. I’d compare it to adjusting to normal volume after a concert.

    The music and crowd are jarring at first but you get used to it. You’re there for hours and it becomes your new normal for a bit. Then you get in your car and the quiet hits and your ears buzz and ring because they aren’t used to the quiet. It feels weird and you have to adjust to normal sound again. You do eventually. It just takes time.

  17. Op is the bullet to dodge.

    If her boyfriend got a swastika tattoo on his forehead because it's his right to do what he wants with his body, we would all agree that this indicates that he's not boyfriend material.

    In the same way, many of us do not consider women who sell photos of themselves for others to jerk off over to be girlfriend material.

    It's not about what she does, it's about how her actions indicate who she is.

  18. I was all ready to come down on this guy for being controlling, but after reading your post I don’t think he was. He didn’t say you’re not allowed to do this, he just told you honestly that he would have an issue with it. (As would most people, by the way.) You stubbornly insisted on your right to do a thing you didn’t even really want to do and ended up giving him doubts about the relationship. I’m sorry but this one is more on you than on him.

    Next time, don’t die on a hill you don’t actually care about just to make a point. At the end you’re still dead and the hill wasn’t worth it.

  19. Has he seen a doctor??

    Do you have hepa filters in your house? They really help.

    Get the one with the uv light in it..it kills viruses.

  20. (this is my first relationship lol)

    I kind of figured which is why I'm trying to be generous to both of you in this situation.

    This is good for both of you to learn healthy ways of dealing with issues in relationships. The next time something bothers you think a little less if its “normal” or not. Think more in terms of how much it bothers you and if you want it in your relationship.

  21. I'm aware of the sub rules however you could've named it smth where the blame is on you for ruining your marriage and not yr ex husband's love of DnD, which you knew of when you met him and was never an issue until your parents said it was

    I would've named it throwRA ruinedmymarriage or throwRA myparentsrunmylife

  22. Imagine someone did something horrible to you. This was an absolute betrayal of everything. And that horrible act left an emotional scar that will never truly go away.

    Now imagine telling your partner about this person and how hurt you were by their actions. Obviously you wouldn't want your partner to spend much time with them, especially if it could cause you more heartache. At the very least, you would want them to take your side and have your back.

    That's how your partner is feeling right now. Sometimes “being polite” isn't the right call. While I'm not advocating open hostility, you can't just act like you don't have a stake in this and don't have a side. You do have a side.

    This matters more than you may realize. Please really think about what your partner needs, and what you would need if the roles were reversed.

  23. In one comment you said she was the hottest girl that you have dated. Maybe take off the rose colored glasses for a second. 27, 5 kids, 3 dads, no job……and you’ve met her kids really fast. This is not a healthy person.

  24. Be supportive. This is her journey to take, which means it isn’t your job to “do” anything besides support her in her continued success. If her family has an issue with her, they can kick rocks. You should both ignore them. They’re not helping – you are, because you actually care about her. Maybe distract her from them.

  25. I want both of them to be happy. If he were able to live! independently then the best solution would be for them to go their separate ways. But if he leaves now, I will have to accompany him and leave Mom to on-line by herself or else he'll die a miserable death. She already hates him with the fury of a nuclear reactor – she'll go supernova on him for taking me away from her.

  26. Like, I'm trying not to be too harsh, but she sounds like she stood at the sidelines and JUDGED everything anyone else did.

  27. Word.

    She ain't gonna be celibate when you gone. Thus, your decision to not be okay with her doing it is redundant anyway.

  28. It sounds like your wife might not understand the reality of your financial situation. Together for 10 years means she's never really experienced life outside of you. I wonder how much of a handle she really has on your financial lives. If she wants to quit, it sounds like your income can afford that, but you'd need to sit down with a budget and with expectations on what she'll be doing with all that free time. It would mean you'd be helping out a lot less with the kids and house. That would be her full-time job.

    As far as her expecting you to help out when you wfh, and believing you don't do as much as you think – that's all really normal couple stuff. Everyone thinks they're doing the most, everyone thinks WFH means you're free to do chores/childcare.

    For the first, if you truly think you're doing significantly more work, get one of those chore apps and go through it with your wife. For the second, be clear on boundaries when you wfh, learn to say no and be okay that she's not okay with that, or don't WFH.

  29. Everyone has a right to definite what cheating for them looks like.

    If OP and her bf have a different opinion on that, that is fine. Then she needs to leave. But what's not fine is telling someone what is right or wrong.

    And to answer your questions: For ME it would be cheating. The glancing stuff is OK as long as it's for a few seconds.

  30. I understand that housing and health insurance are tempting, but it's not worth it OP.

    There are too many unknown factors at this point…you barely know each other, you're NOT in a stable relationship given your post history.

    Continue dating, if you're still head over heels in a year+, have spent more time together, have gone on vacations etc. rediscuss marriage then.

  31. 10 years ago at your age i was in the same situation, as with most of my friends.

    Noone kept dating their teen lovers ofc

    Now the one thing you need to do, is to be careful and not shrug any sign of abuse, it can be your entire life depending on it

  32. I'm sorry you're struggling, break ups always suck. Personally, I wouldn't tell him about the car. You don't want the fact that you bought him such a big gift to influence the state of your relationship, do you? I.e. it wouldn't be a good thing if someone who didn't want to be with you anymore changed their mind because of an expensive gift you them.. Can you still return the car to the dealership?

  33. You made a super important point there. It's REALLY naked not to be super annoyed by drunk people when you're sober. Even drunk people you like.

    That's why DD's are doing the lord's work and deserve to be pampered by the drinkers (up until the inevitable point that the drinkers aren't capable of thinking that far haha.)

  34. Actions speak louder than words. He can apologize all he wants but he clearly showed you are the 5th wheel on this car that is not really going anywhere.

    His attitude clearly shows he is not in-love with you (he may love you, but he's not in-love).

    You can be polite, stay and see how things go, and I wish for you it really improves. I'd hate for you to wake up 10 years down the road full of regret for not having seen it sooner.

  35. You just basically DESCRIBED it by how you said she makes you feel! Lol.

    Everything is gonna be fine ; ) Take notes on things she says she likes and get her birthday so you can buy her some flowers when she’s not expecting it. Your doing great!

  36. I think he knows, plus my gf follows pretty much what i said even though when i said i don't want to be controlling she kept improvising herself to be a better person for me thus proving she's a nice gf. She also doesn't let anyone other than me touch her. I took most of her first time, I'm also her first bf and we can relate to most of the stuff. She wasn't treated nicely and i wasn't appreciated by my acquaintance. So no i don't think she has someone else behind my back.

  37. but he wasn’t just looking for reassurance. In one of his comments, he said he expected her to keep her distance from her coworkers and not really associate with them in a friendly way (an example he used for why he dislikes the idea of her being friendly is that one of her coworkers dared to invite her and OP to his wife’s birthday—THE HORROR) which is not at all feasible when you live! with them on a ship for months. The no communication thing also wasnt a factor; he was upset because he wouldnt be in CONSTANT communication with her; people in the merchant marines dont just stop talking to their friends and family for six months. They can still talk to their loved ones, it just has to work around a very busy schedule. If a man works in a female dominated field where he has to travel for months at a time and his girlfriend tried to make him stop associating with his coworkers, that would also be wrong.

    Someone that youve known for four months getting super insecure and trying to convince you to change the way you do your job (making your professional life more difficult in order to soothe their ego) is a huge red flag to most people. If i were her, I would be really worried if someone Ive known for only a few months acted like that towards me and I would assume the behavior would only escalate

  38. Me think me spot the major cause of your poor mental health…and it's the one who had to go to the specific shitter so he could disrupt your session despite having 2 other restrooms….

    P.S. You're not supposed to ask the AITA type question, just letting you know b4 your post got locked or something.

  39. I recommend reading “Being Mortal” by Atul Gawande. He talks about how we regard death and how to focus on the quality of life of the dying person. He uses both his personal experience with his father's death as well as his professional knowledge to help people better approach the upcoming death of a loved one.

    I also recommend therapy for both you and your child – individual for you and family for you and your child (possibly your wife as well if she's up to doing it). What you're managing is the most devastating thing a person can face. You're already in a state of grief and anger (at the doctors neglect) and can use some help.

    I don't know how people get through it because my partner is not terminally ill, so I'm not going to present myself as any sort of authority. I think the only thing I can say is to feel your feelings and process them as they come along. Validate yourself and your child because what is happening to both of you is incredibly unfair and terrible. There is no around it all. You only can slog through it. I'm so incredibly sorry.

  40. What does that mean, “it's on her?”

    If they're convincing you not to end a 20 year friendship over someone who's objectively a horrible friend, then it seems absolutely nothing is “on her.” Does she hold something over all of them?

  41. Your boyfriend is a sexist ass. He also is clueless about reality.

    Kick his ass to the curb and date a man.

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