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idk so youre mad that she hooked up with another guy who later became your best friend while you werent dating? i dont really know what telling you would have achieved. you probably would have lost your friend or your gf. it was 6 years ago and in my opinion (as someone who is 23 and barely remembers being 16) should have little bearing on your life rn.
7 year itch?
Do not buy into this “he is the alpha” bullshit. You need to think for yourself. Why are you letting him dictate your life? You need to walk out the door and not come back. He is abusive. Do not have a baby with this man.
Desperate times for desperate measures.
It could be that your parents are too much. It could be that your wife in unreasonable. There isn't enough information to understand how things came to be. Either way, you're in the middle of this, and you'll have to decide which side is not playing along nicely and start putting limits. Things have gone too far, and you'll need to reel it all in hard.
It'll be nude for you – from what I get, you're the kind of person who wants to make everyone happy. Unfortunately, it's impossible to do so – one side likes white, the other likes black, and nobody wants grey. Work with your therapist so you'll get to a point where you'll be comfortable saying no and enforcing boundaries – it's a really important life skill and will save you a lot of heartache down the line.
Someone else gave the idea of your wife writing everything down, and that's worth a shot. This way you'll have something to go through as many times as you need, and you'll be able to try to remember things and see if they actually happened as she said, or if she's overreacting about minor issues. If it's the latter, however, don't confront her – be understanding and suggest therapy for her/for the couple so you can deal better with what has happened and not let it affect your future. And never let anyone else read that letter – if it gets to your mother, your marriage is over.
If it were truly only about physical safety & not about fear of cheating, then I don't believe you would have phrased/included some of the questions like you did.
this was excellent advice and i really appreciate it! i will definitely take some time to jot down some notes.
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If the house/lease is in your name, tell her she needs to go move in with her affair partner because you can't stand to look at her disgusting, cheating face. If she leaves, change the locks. If not, tell her in text she has 30 days to find new living arrangements and you'll be filing for divorce. Pull the rug out from under her in any way you can.
That’s the complicated thing about dating a cousin: even when the romance is over, you’re still family.
I would have a conversation about this with a marriage counselor. It’s going to be tough.
Oh, her family is close, alright.
Because this post is fiction.
Puppies are expensive and time consuming. I think it might be in your best interests to re-home them. Then do the same thing with your husband
Thank you so much
Your Mom needs to stop living vicariously through her kids, and get going after her own dreams. If she feels sheʻs failed to live up to her dreams, then thatʻs on her, not on the fact that she had kids. I think you need to just get really tough and tell her this. Youʻre 19. You already sense your natural inclination is to clinical psychology, rather than becoming a medical doctor and thatʻs fine. We are in short supply of therapists now, which is a trend that will only continue as more retire. Therapists, just like doctors, are essential to our communities. You family and your world will not fall apart. Far better to tell everyone where you stand, than trying to hold a crumbling dream on your shoulders as you press onward into a course of studies where you really donʻt feel you belong.
Screw your Mom. Tell her to go back to school herself.
You are attempting to manipulate me, to releasing my photo. You are just like a nice guy. no means no. No is a complete sentence. Or do you disagree
You asked him to quit and go to school and now you're moving away because he's in school, doing what he's supposed to and you're impatient.
One the one hand? Good for him. Great job stepping up and being there for you – including being there to help provide.
And the reward? You still being unhappy and now moving away before he's ready.
You shouldn't be stuck in a dead end job… but I don't think you should be moving away while he's going to school like you pressed him to do. What “other couples” do on the “weekend” is irrelevant. Don't be jealous of what you see other people doing.
If you move away and he's relying on you to cover him through school? I really hope you stick through in your promises. Sounds like you'll get impatient for him to do what you knew would take years from the start.
My guy likes trying weird beers. It’s fun for him to get home to the fridge and there’s a new beer he’s never had before! Or a favorite beer that’s hard to find.
Not a pushover AT ALL. Says he’s coddling the situation because he isn’t confident that she’s stable (only 8 months sober). His family knows we are dating, yes. To the kids I am just a friend for right now- they are 8, 5, 3.