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  1. This is the reason why I don’t support them. I don’t condone this and they need to be upfront about it. Idc about their lifestyle (cool go change) but they need to be upfront because it is damaging. OP this is on you. I have no great advice because surprise surprise I am straight as well. I just want you to know if you do break up with him/her you are NOT a bad person. It’s unfortunate and I feel bad for you.

  2. He sounds really depressed. If he won’t get help, there’s not much you can do.

    If I were in your shoes, I’d probably say something like “babe, I love you and want you to be healthy and happy. When you stay up all night and are crabby, when you eat bad foods, when you complain about life, I feel frustrated because I want to help but I can’t. And I feel frustrated also because of the mental load it puts on me. Moving forward, I need to see you taking concrete action towards helping yourself—see a doctor and therapist and make some progress—else I need to reevaluate this relationship for my own mental health.”

    The purpose of dating is to see if it’s a good fit. He’s a 30YO adult and he lives with his mom and is depressed and doing nothing about it. He’s gained a lot of weight. He may be a good guy but he’s not in a position to be a good partner at this time.

  3. Mmm you don't know how to say no, like this the most basic of lesson that as parent you have to teach.

    Also you can control what he see, in terms of what is and what is not healthy for him

    And this is not stepson issue is a husband issue, you need to stand up for yourself.

  4. Wait so within a year of leaving a horrifically abusive relationship, you got into a new relationship & brought a pet and house together? OP please be careful. Hopefully this new guy is a dreamboat & it's fine but that's not a lot of time being single to adjust to a healthy normal in the 2 years since your 1st post. It's very common for toxic men to date women who have just left unhealthy relationships & “swoop in” because as long as they are better than the abusive ex, they can't get away with being toxic in their own way. Because abusive relationships mess with our minds and our sense of normal.

    Hopefully I'm overreacting. But buying a house & a pet within 18 months of dating is very fast-paced. Especially without that year being single to focus on healing and being ok by yourself after that ordeal.

  5. He probably shouldn't have made that joke, but he was also probably nervous and had a brain explosion. Poor guy. I think it's pretty funny. Anyways, I think there's probably a certain degree of TMI that your Dad is trying to process. Imagining your child, the one you raised from a baby and saw grow up day by day, getting ploughed is pretty visceral. I think it will pass after a little while.

    Funny side story, I met my wife's Dad when we'd been dating maybe a month. It was her bday party and he was there. So I went up, said hello and introduced myself. He's about 6'7 and I'm 5'10 on a good day. My wife was hammered and nervous. In a pause in the conversation, she just blurts out , “YES DAD WE'VE HAD SEX”. He looks at me, I look at him. I just nodded and walked off.

  6. Setting a boundary isn't a threat. Implying that her having control over her own body is somehow threatening to her partner is disturbing. Clear communication is how we have healthy relationships, and boundaries are part of that.

  7. Setting a boundary isn't a threat. Implying that her having control over her own body is somehow threatening to her partner is disturbing. Clear communication is how we have healthy relationships, and boundaries are part of that.

  8. Well this is how he is. Accept it or not I suppose. I know it's not what you wanted to hear. If he didn't know you were leaving that early then he wasn't paying attention.

  9. I agree with the people posting; be as sneaky as your wife was (or rather sneakier, don’t get caught.) Collect evidence of her cheating and plans to defraud the court in a ploy for money. Consult a lawyer and follow their advice on what financial moves to make to get in the best situation without compromising your position in court. Be sneaky the whole time. Then, when you’re fully prepared, enjoy the look on her face when you tell her that she’s getting the divorce she wants but none of the rest.

    Sorry this happened to you. I hope you cram it up her cramhole. Cheaters are the fucking worst.

  10. You, a grown ass man, married a barely legal teenager. Add to that you told your daughter you wished she was never born? I wouldn't want you back in my life. Disgusting.

  11. No is fine. Trust your instincts. IANAL or financial manager, but having worked in hospice I have seen a thing or two. I would suppose that if neither of your names are on the account, then it is up for distribution upon his passing, unless he has some special distribution in mind, such as 50/50 for each of you. However, if you are an account holder, it isn't his to give away and remains in your control, and is not divided among survivors named in his will.

    That is merely a guess. If it is just his, it is an asset they can fight over with you when he dies. Even if you have to give them $500k to walk away, that is still much more than zero. If your name is on it, they have no claim at all and get nothing.

  12. Whatsapp has nothing to do with a relationship. I only got it bc an app I use requires it for support.

  13. I think you're jumping the gun calling OP's boyfriend seriously toxic.

    I brought this concern up

    he just didn’t know how to bring it up because he didn’t want me to feel hurt

    All he is guilty of is being honest. He's not blaming OP for anything.

    Otherwise, I agree with your comment that it's possible OP's boyfriend has symptoms of death grip. Maybe OP's boyfriend doesn't know what death grip is. Maybe he doesn't, and maybe OP is just looser than his previous partners. There's nothing wrong with having a big or small vagina, just as there's nothing wrong with having a big or small penis.

    The important part is they have an open and honest discussion with each other and try to come to an agreement for mutual happiness. Just because OP's boyfriend is able to climax doesn't mean that he has a fulfilling sex life. Is he to just stay silent and endure an unsatisfactory sex life for the remainder of his relationship with OP? OP brought up the conversation and her boyfriend took the opportunity to be honest on the subject.

    It's upsetting, and yes I can sympathize with OP. However, just because it's a difficult conversation doesn't make her boyfriend toxic.

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