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  1. If it is really just about consent for you, you truly have it already. If you “pick a bad morning,” she'll (hopefully) just say, “No,” and you can stop. Maybe discuss that with her beforehand (“Hey, please say, 'no,' if I pick a bad morning.). But it is much more likely that she'll be thrilled. It sounds unlikely you'll pick a bad morning from the sound of how much she likes this fantasy.

    I had a similar situation with a partner who had sexsomnia (a sleep disorder where you touch others sexually and sometimes even have sex in your sleep). I obtained permission to let them do things to me in their sleep and see how far they'd get. We both considered that experience to be consensual.

  2. No, you’re not being unreasonable.

    Being upset by this is the equivalent of being upset that you’d ask for a pre nuptial agreement before marriage.

  3. If you’ve tried communicating this issue to him many times before and he dismisses the conversation as you trying to be difficult, it’s probably not going to work out for you both, IMO.

    One of the worst things that can happen for a relationship is when one partner is able to communicate their frustrations/ worries, but the other partner is not willing to listen and actively make changes to work on things. Eventually, you just keep quiet about things, and keep it all in until it inevitably boils over and turns into resentment. That will only make things 100% worse.

    I understand that your lives are busy and hectic. But that shouldn’t be an excuse. You make time for the people/things that are most important to you. If he wanted to, he would.

    So your only options at this point are:

    A.) stay with him and deal with things the way they are and continue to be unhappy.

    B.) try to have a serious conversation face to face one more time and let him know that if things don’t change, things aren’t going to work out between you both.

    It really depends on where you stand. It seems like you already have one foot out the door. Follow your gut instinct and act accordingly.

    Good luck

  4. The answer is honestly no based on what you shared in your post. I was in the same position with my ex of 5 years and I was honest with her, told her I still had alot of myself to figure out etc (which was true) and to her credit she ended things. It sucked but 3 years removed and as difficult as the breakup was, it didn’t help it happened right before COVID shutdowns, it honestly was best for the both of us. I am glad I was honest with her & was explicit in letting her know where I stood (as I’ll advised as it may seem I wrote a letter explicitly making my thoughts clear and read it to her) & in return she replied she could no longer continue with the relationship and I accepted it. It’s been this long you would’ve known already, that u don’t know is itself an answer. What I am realizing now is that I still have a lot to grow & she just wasn’t the one I wanted to do that with clearly.

  5. “If that means you want to spend more time together platonically, I have to warn you my time is limited so I don’t want to agree and give you the wrong impression. But if what you mean is that you us both to think kindly of each other, then I couldnt agree more.”

  6. maybe you are special. maybe it hasn’t hit you yet. maybe you’re in denial.

    your personal story doesn’t refute statistics though.

    the “it didn’t happen to me, therefor it doesn’t happen” line of thinking is flawed. you surely are aware of that.

    and as a side note: aged milk is cheese. and cheese is good ? so try finding a new, more exciting way to denigrate women.

  7. Don’t stay with anyone out of pity. You will do more harm than good. You need to be happy and you aren’t happy so why would you choose that for the rest of your life? Just explain that you are different people and there is nothing she can do or change to make it work. Be firm and don’t give into her crying or pleading and make sure she understands. She is not a child and if she still acts like one at 34, she shouldn’t be in any relationship. Depending on her culture, though, it is surprising she isn’t married at her age. She is her family’s responsibility, not yours.

  8. You're the age of my kid and my advice would be these folks are not your friends. Time to go nuclear option and cut yourself off or this is going to wreck you. Tell your parents, find a counselor, certainly tell someone at school if you were punched on campus.

  9. If all opinions are welcome then why immediately disregard everything I’ve said?

    He’s literally behaving in the way I’ve described and yet it’s “he didn’t just claw his way back in,” and “I never let him back in easy.” Well he did and you have, so where does that leave you?

    With a guy who won’t commit, a child who is going to grow up thinking this kind of behavior is normal, and a constant on-off relationship that is going to prevent you from actually having the life you want.

    Good luck, lmao.

  10. I take it that there's a chance the child isn't his? The way you waffle around the paternity test indicates that you aren't 100% certain.

  11. Do it. And when the results come back that the child is his, frame it in a place where he HAS to look at it.

  12. I know it just feels like she lied about loving me and idk. Ig ur right. It's just sad to know she doesn't actually rlly care what I feel.

  13. He needs therapy. But you also cannot compare this to a man who hits you when he is awake. And for the love of god, don’t ever try to wake someone traumatized up from a nightmare in the way you did it.

    He was fighting for his life. You made him feel unsafe and in his sleep-addled state he reacted to the threat.

    Its fine if you say you can’t handle this, but don’t say he is an abuser.

  14. He will never change. He will never go to therapy bc he doesn’t believe what he’s doing is wrong.

    There’s no reason for you to stay with him.

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