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  1. This is just people who suck at story telling. Anyone who can’t give you the gist of the conversation and then get to the punchline isn’t telling a story, they’re just regurgitating their experiences.

  2. What an insecure and controlling boy. Get a new boyfriend. You’re a grown ass woman. You don’t need emotional abuse in the form of that boy. Move on.

  3. Look Op I hate to say it but you two need to break up it sounds like to me that you've been carrying the weight of this relationship which sounds very one-sided that you've been doing everything taking care of her during her depression making sure the house still stands make you do everything you can for her but it doesn't sound like she's done one thing for you I mean honestly she degrades you for wanting to make a smart decision in my opinion

    For I will be honest this does not sound like a smart move to move to the richest country and for only a 3-month trial period because remember there's no guarantee she'll get it so you'll be stuck it's time to let It go if she wants to move and make it possible decision letter but it sounds like to me you've done too much. Stop trying to keep her warm by setting yourself on fire it sounds to me like you're not getting anything out of this relationship and honestly your whole post gave me anxiety just reading it because it sounds like to me you're at your wits's end please put yourself first leave she is not worth it I don't care what y'all been through with her she's not grateful for anything you've done.

    Don't you see OP all you are to her is a safety net for when things go bad she knows she'll take care of it but nothing more bro she literally said she'll leave you if you don't want to go with her that should tell you how she feels about you in this relationship she don't care she just been using you as a way to take care of herself and to provide she don't really care about you.

    It's time to move on get yourself some therapy put yourself first for once and get out of this toxic relationship and move on I promise you'll find somebody who actually cares about you and will treat you the same way that you treat them and will be willing to actually talk about issues and not just make impulsive decisions that would destroy you both please you deserv

  4. Next date, when he looks at his phone text him “the next time you check your phone in the middle of my sentence, I’m getting up and leaving”. Smile sweetly, and follow through if he repeats it.

  5. Your wife sounds like a horrible, ungrateful, shallow person. She stays home and does nothing, and then has the audacity to slate you?? Nah. Throw the whole wife in the bin. You deserve someone willing to stand by you in bad times and not just reap the rewards of the good.

  6. I think the issue is that you have presented your comment as an irrefutable truth or fact. It is a fallacy that men aren't born with empathy. There ARE some disorders that can include lack of empathy as a symptom, but being born male is not one of them.

    I'll reiterate that what you have presented as factual is a small step from excusing bad behavior. A fish can not walk on two legs. There is no blame associated with that because it is out of the control of the fish. It is truly not equipped with two legs.. Saying men lack the ability to be empathetic is equivalent to saying that the men who show that lack are not responsible for it, as it is simply part of their natural state. In addition, men who DO display empathy ( the darn bare minimum) are somehow exceptional due to having put in the work to acquire empathy, which is so outside their natural inclination.

    Do you understand what I'm trying to say here? By saying that OP's husband is not naturally inclined towards empathy, then how CAN he be responsible for behavior stemming from that lack? It wouldn't be his choice. It would be outside his control.

    By making the argument that he is born with a lack of empathy naturally ( without any indication that he has been diagnosed with a disorder where lack of empathy is a symptom ) it dismisses the choices he DID make. The actions he did take of his own free will, and with full knowledge and understanding. Instead of focusing on the bad behavior that was displayed, you've sidestepped the actual problem to discuss whether he was even capable of making an informed choice of the actions he took.

  7. You asked him to show you a bit more respect and he shrugged his shoulders. He is telling you exactly what he thinks and how he sees you.

  8. You need to let her go. Leave her flowers and lunch at her door? C'mon dude that's really pathetic. I get the sense that she felt smothered by you.

  9. So… I'll just ask because everyone is going to be wondering….

    Did she ever end up sending you the pics later, or did this other guy get exclusive content?

  10. I think you should be proud. You kept a thing that still had usefulness out of the landfill. That's a good thing.

  11. Have you considered therapy? That can help a lot to work through unhealthy interpersonal relationships. There's often a lot of insecurity to unpack, and therapists are very good at helping people with that. They can also help teach coping and emotional management skills which are very useful.

    Do you have other people in your life? Friends?

    It's not healthy for one person to rely entirely on another for emotional support. Your partner isn't your emotional support animal. That's not how partnerships work. They take care of themselves, you take care of yourself, then you help take care of each other. I have been both the dependent person, and the strong person in various relationships, and both sides are exhausting.

    The stronger person can never provide “enough” for the insecure person. That's because the strong person isn't the reason for the insecurity. I came into the relationship already insecure. That was in me already, and there was never going to be enough love, attention, reassurance or positive interaction anyone could give me to fill me up. I had to learn how to deal with myself, by myself, for myself.

    Not to mention, even the most devoted, strong partner is going to “let me down”. They are human, after all. They have wants and needs and desires and moods. They get tired, they get cranky, they have bad days. They can't always be counted on to care for my emotional demands.

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