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  1. Don't marry her for one, but why are you afraid of leaving her? Damn dude ,pick 'em up and hold her accountable for what she did! You are being lied to and disrespected!! Ok, I'm done talking if you don't see what a liar and a cheater she is!!

  2. No, not your problem or theirs what their exes do. Unless there was overlapping you had no right or need to inform them about this women's dating life

  3. Congratulations on your life lesson.

    Don’t ask questions you don’t actually want the true answer to.

    Here’s what you do. Tell her how you’re feeling. If you actually want to date her you need to learn how to communicate. That involves uncomfortable conversations. Sex is a skill and you can learn. Ask her what you can do to pleasure her better. Give her the chance to assure you that she wants you more than that other guy. Just because he was better in bed doesn’t mean that he’s a preferred partner.

    If you can’t bring yourself to talk to her about this, then you should break up. You’re not ready to be seriously dating someone. It will just end in prolonged pain for you both.

    If you do talk to her but can’t trust her when she says she prefers you. Get into therapy. You have self esteem and trust issues.

  4. Np, all you can do is be completely honest like you said. If you've talked about it before, and they aren't entirely opposed, then it might work out ofc, but they may still be a lil upset that you talked about being poly with someone before you talked about it with them ofc. There really may not be any way to say it without scaring them because of that, but being honest about it all despite their possible fears would obviously be the better route than not saying anything, but I'm sure you know that obvi.

    Overall tho, yeah, def tell them soon, and maybe keep distance away from the other person until you've talked with your s/o and come to a decision. At least to respect the current boundaries that you do have. If they aren't open to it or eventually aren't open to it once you've talked, ofc you're going to have to make a decision to either stay with them or break up (not cheat!!!) and either go with the other girl or someone else.

  5. Whole situation is weird. As a single mum, when I was dating again, I never intended to find a dad replacement, she has a dad. I wanted a partner. These people have barely a clue what it means to be functional adults, nevermind parents. The baby isn't even born yet, and she has no business daydreaming becoming a family with an unborn child that's not hers, and frankly, she isn't even “together” with her ex bf. It sounds like he's taking her for a ride and trying to determine whether to stay with the baby mom or keep OP on back burner for child care help after baby's born if things don't work out with the mom.

  6. She’s not still caught in it. They don’t talk anymore. I said that because it bothers me that he can be incredibly disrespectful and abusive to her and she will still want to be his friend but I’m being treated like this over an unanswered text.

    If she has an issue, it’s her job to respectfully bring up the issue and talk about it. Not send me a passive aggressive message and then shun me afterward. IMO the way she is handling this is way more disrespectful to me than me not answering her text was to her

  7. The OP literally said that her brother admitted to her that he would date girls under 18 if it were legal and that’s why he dates girls who look younger than 18. His gf is 22 and looks 13 per OP. This man is attracted to kids

  8. It was her actual birthday to be honest. We even asked her if it was okay to have the wedding on that day.

    She was my husbands best woman initially. That's what hurt him the most. He really thought he found a new best friend in her after his best friend killed himself a few years prior.

    In the end everything worked out very well. My sisters then boyfriend (now husband) stepped in as best man an my husband returned the favour after his original best man had some psychological issues and couldn't do it.

  9. I assume it's not a close friend considering you didn't know? It probably wouldn't bother me then, but I doubt I would hang out with him again.. It's just something you're gonna have to get over if you want this to work.

  10. I would not say I turn every moment of intimacy into sex, but I would say that intimacy can turn me on, which she feels is sexualizing the moment.

    Again, I wouldn't say every single compliment is about her looks. I compliment her work, good jokes, smart insights or solutions to problems… What I would say is that those compliments typically follow an action (i.e. she makes a joke, then I compliment). Her looks are always there, so she does not really need to do anything for me to compliment. Does this help?

  11. “define feelings” reminds me of the newly-engaged Charles, Prince of Wales' answer to a journalist asking if he and Diana were in love. While she responded with a starry-eyed “yes!” he said “What is love?”

    Pretty sure you know how that ended, but if you don't you can watch “The Crown” to find out.

    Spoiler: it didn't end well for Diana.

  12. Well first off OP, you didn’t get rejected. Second. You made your play. Kudos there. You are not one of those guys who hides in a corner wondering what might have happened. Finally. You’re not going to succeed in everything you do. That’s life. Learn from this and move on. You made a boss move and, it would appear, it didn’t pay off (She could have been just totally taken aback by your sudden request). Back in the saddle my friend. Good luck.

  13. The “problem” is that the woman in question is one of my long time friends who is recently divorced. We had a conversation, and she’s open to having it with me.

    Yeah….nope. You should sit your wife down, potentially in couple's therapy, and actually discuss what this could mean for your marriage. It's essential that you discuss boundaries because for many couples who start becoming non-monogamous, the “no friends/family” is key.

  14. However the other cousin B she isn’t So I thought I’d be nice and text her and talk to cousin B make silly plans jokes

    Why weren't you upfront about your observations and intentions with your fiancée?

  15. Women will accept pretty much any man as long as he treats her right. How do I know this? Well…look around, most women don’t end up with Prince Charming.

    If a heterosexual man is having trouble on the dating scene he’s either treating women rudely and disrespectfully or only going for women who are out of his league.

  16. You got it Sherlock, but it isn't relevant to the issue. All I want to know is how to smoothen the transition for the kid and I, not redo my life.

  17. Why are you still there? Does he have money? You work so why have you not packed up and left? He has some serious issues that you can not fix and will not get better without counseling. You seem to realize this is not normal or a healthy relationship so pack up and leave. This is an abusive controlling relationship and even if you aren’t doing anything he has decided you are. So how do you see this ending? It will end since he’s decided you are messing around based on pizza and a recording. I just don’t think it will end well for you. So pack up tell him goodbye on your way out the door to his recording devices.

  18. Raise your son in a happy home. If this means getting divorced, you will be glad in the long run. You are two very different people, and it isn't going to work out.

  19. Raise your son in a happy home. If this means getting divorced, you will be glad in the long run. You are two very different people, and it isn't going to work out.

  20. You need to tell your fiancee that you met a couple, you drank with this couple, you smoked with this couple, you went back to a hotel with this couple, you drank more with this couple, and then when the woman kissed you and blew you, you seemingly didn't tell her to stop or try to push her away.

  21. Yeah, this is beyond reasonable and nobody should have to put up with this. That’s a little ridiculous. She’s trying to have her cake and eat it too.

  22. I wouldn't worry too much about what is “normal”—If the living situation works for all of you, great! People have roommates all the time. If it's going to be more of a long term arrangement it would probably be the better part of wisdom to have a sit down and make sure your friend is ok with this and to flesh out what the expectations are for everyone, division of labor and whatnot

  23. He already cheated on you. If the baby wasn’t in the picture, you would have never known what he did behind you back. What if there’s more than one person?

    You’re young. You don’t need him and his crappy’s life.

  24. Glad you worked it out! Hopefully he learned something from this situation and communicates better next time. Wish u both the best

  25. You are really sweet. Thanks for all the replies. I didn’t even realize this was considered abusive until someone here said it. I always thought verbal abuse was stuff like “I’m gonna kill you!” Things like that. He’s jokingly said that too though. Now I’m starting to think his jokes aren’t really jokes lol.

  26. Then do what needs to be done and find professional help.

    He can't help you fully with this and if you continue doing this kind of stuff, hell grow more and more frustrated and in the end he will probably leave.. As the problem is not being fixed and you're not putting in actual effort.

    I don't mean to be rude, but your anxiety is not his problem.

  27. Your husband was supportive until he realized that you intend to roll around on the floor with other men. Not wanting your wife to roll around on the floor with other men isn’t an antiquated attitude, most men wouldn’t be comfortable with this arrangement either and you’re deluding yourself if you think we would be.

  28. Would you have accepted an engagement ring from a man you never even dated? One you had a crush on but had never been with? What is going through your head right now? This is crazy.

    You’re in a stable and loving relationship in theory. Now, you’re letting an irrational fantasy of marriage with a man you’ve never even dated take over. If it’s that tempting, dump your fiancé for his sake. He doesn’t deserve this.

  29. It’s not making a difference telling him afterwards. Sometimes the embarrassment people feel can fuel them to change.

  30. I refuse to believe that someone is this horrifically toxic.

    If this isn't a really pathetic creative writing project, you desperately need therapy.

  31. You're the real MVP for that. The recreated one didn't have the dean info or the mom trying to rehash things, so it made it so confusing to follow the comments. Appreciate you chief

  32. it is the same thing you should do when anyone breaks up with you. You block them and move on with your life..

    lets see if next time around you have learned your lesson…odds are he was the exact same person before (4months aren't changing shit) and you just overlooked it..still feel like overlooking it? Advice still stands.

  33. Nude drugs are a dealbreaker for us, but not for everyone. Get some Narcan to keep and the line for the “don’t use alone” if needed. Up here on the east coast people have been lacing with some hardcore shit

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