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You can have empathy and understand why someone thinks the way they do while also recognising it is not acceptable and is a fundamental incompatibility. Recognising that and ending this relationship is not a glaring indictment of him on a cosmic level, but more a statement about you and what your values are.
By all means OP, continue to date him if that’s what you want to do. But you’ll also need to accept that continuing to date someone who espouses such bigoted views means you don’t really have the moral standards you think you do. The people you surround yourself with are a reflection of you, and you have to ask yourself if you’re ok with what’s looking back at you.
They do actually. But it’s getting forced past the cervix. It’s gonna be a little painful no matter what.
All she had to do was walk away. She doesn't have to push him away.
She may get supervised visitation, but after abandoning her kid for some random guy, I doubt any court would give her any kind of legal custody. But, you do need a lawyer and only communicate with her further through the lawyers.
You have the patience of a saint to take so much time to explain this to them. I say that because halfway through OP’s post, I already decided that this person is beyond reasoning at this point, and anything I type won’t matter or help the situation. They’re too far gone.
Write a letter or email to your sister. Letting her know what you did, let her know it really didn't work and as of now you are not speaking with them either.
Them Lay low for a while
Just gonna say, there's a reason the courts are supposed to be “innocent until proven guilty”.
Verifying things is important.
Looks like you stopped being his maid and started being a person, and he doesn’t like it. If your loved one doesn’t support you making seemingly healthy changes, are they really a loved one?
Girl. It's a trap. You got out, so stay out. This is gaslighting, manipulative behaviour. He's telling you what you want to hear bit in time he will fall back into his controlling ways.
Next it might be, jealousy over male friends or family members. You smiled too much at a male server at a restaurant. Your make-up is too much. You're too outgoing and you have to tone down your behaviour or personality traits. Your cooking isn't as good as he thinks it should be.
He will never be wrong. It will always be you in some way or another. There will likely be loud arguments. Maybe slamming of doors or cupboards. Those things will escalate to violence eventually. And one day you will wake up and realise you've lost your life to a man who just hurts you and tears you down to nothing but is never appeased.
Walk away and don't look back.
You‘re literally victim blaming. She got sexually assaulted wtf.
I just want you to be aware that when you deny others' lived experiences, you're gaslighting them. That's a form of abuse.
I'd talk to a therapist and really work on learning how to filter your thoughts. Calling yourself “brutally honest” doesn't excuse you saying hurtful things. That's just you being a jerk.
I'm nonbinary. I think that gap is mainly about not knowing what being nonbinary means for them, how do they interpret it and identify. There are various verticals under the nonbinary umbrella, and they could mean different things. Your SO could identify what kind of perceptions and expectations of their former gender identity do not work for them anymore, and that would give you guidance on what not to do if that makes sense.
Maybe it would be a good idea to read up on the types of being nonbinary to have your own concepts that you can then discuss with your SO.
It’s not just dating. Like should she be going out with friends at night all the time when we’re 30k in credit card debt because “she’s afraid of missing out on experiences”.
Hang in there!!
You need to talk to a lawyer because divorce laws are different in every jurisdiction. Could be you can just file for divorce and ask him to leave the home. Could be you'll have to pay him to leave (and in some places he could even claim half the house). Don't go into this blind. Get an attorney and figure out what your options are.
Just in three lines. He should be supporting you, walk out of that relationship as soon as possible. You will not regret it.
Could be lots of things if this was a one off I'd change your diet a bit or maybe your period is happening, or maybe his taste buds changed, flavored lube can help too.