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  1. he probably wanted you to beg him to stay with you or he wanted you to leave him. either way, I think his ego hurt because he probably thinks you weren't that bothered by it as much as he thought you would

  2. Time to cut him loose. He needs to see what he thinks he’s missing, and he broke trust by lying to you.

  3. Afaik fwb situations usually exclude affection, otherwise you're basically in the realm of “dating”. I'd say it's time to have a talk with the guy, lay out what you want out of this connection and see if he can fit the bill. I'd say he enjoys spending time with you besides just sex, but if he's unwillig to commit in a way you'd like, why waste your time and energy?

    Also, whenever you “broke up” and he was inviting you over the next day, you know you could have just… Not gone over, right?

  4. Of course you treat that child like another grandchild!!!! Firstly, because she is/was not involved in her mother's relationship choice, but even more important she is a CHILD, not an adult. As for her mom and your son, get them gifts too. It doesn't have to be anything fancy, just something so the daughter doesn't feel like they (her mom) was left out. She may end up being your grand and her mom your DIL. Be kind.

  5. Not attending isn’t taking it out in anyone! Beside you might look like hell by dinner time(lack of sleep)!

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  7. So. What I’m trying to understand here is that you told him the last few weeks that you want to spend New Year’s Eve together.

    He wanted to go to a party, then you said “yes, go have fun” because you wanted to see what he’d choose.

    Now, If you would have reminded him today and said “Hey, i wanted to spend New Years together” and he still proceeded to go to the party, then i can understand your anger.

    So. I get that it sucks that you have to remind someone who supposedly loves you to hang out with you on something that you’ve told them for weeks that you’ve been looking forward to, but at the same time. You can’t be like “go have fun” then be mad, especially if you were genuine in your statement.

    However… if you feel like he doesn’t choose you or make you a priority, then why are you even with him?

  8. Okay, so anyway, it's normal to inform people that you are closing an account if it's a joint account. I'm not sure why you're questioning that.

  9. Bruh this is the stupidest”number one rule” ever. It’s usually the people that “care”about you that end up being the ones causing you the most harm because we let our guard down and trust that they would never hurt us. By your logic my scars are just end results of their love and care for me so I shouldn’t have ever called the cops. Your way of thinking sounds like you’re one of the abusers

  10. You do not owe him this. You do not owe anyone this.

    Tell him you were hoping you’d get into it but you actually don’t like it and it’s making you want to stop having sex completely. So you can’t and won’t do it any longer. Then stick to that. If he tries to pressure you, break up with him. It’s unhealthy for him to want to force you to do anything you don’t want to do

    He might break up with you. That’s ok. Sexual incompatibility is no one’s fault. But you can’t keep doing this.

  11. Whether something is normal or not is completely irrelevant and you can't even properly define “normal” because people do different things.

    What you should be wondering about is whether you are comfortable with his behavior and whether it's making you happier or sadder. If what he's doing is only making you feel bad, then it's obviously not good.

  12. Give your relationship time. It's good that you understand that the proposal is way too early. Establish yourselves first, plan the family you want, stability on both sides, ask the difficult questions so you can have a grasp of what you really want.

  13. take the W, if you wanna keep the baby and the new dude, do it. Whatever if it lasts or not, cause he sounds pretty much ready for anything, and move on. Sounds like you could have a lot of good stuff coming your way, congratulations! All those negative nellies can buck up or get out, their choice, let em alienate themselves.

  14. – when the person he was fine with saying no to, was me),

    This is the most important part. He's giving someone a boundary and it ain't the fan.

  15. As a mother myself, my advice is to leave her alone. It sounds like she married a good man, has a daughter she loves & is living a good life. She owes you nothing.

  16. You should have left long time ago. The moment you are lower in priority order for your partner then their friends is when you call it quits.

    You have been excusing her lack of time for you many times, and this the result. Next time do not assume things will just get better by themselves, and make proper demands and leave should they nit be met.

    You have stay where you are, for now at least, but it's only your own fault.

  17. Not necessarily. A therapist can help them work towards an amicable divorce and have a good co-parenting relationship.

  18. My husband grew up in a family where the only way that you communicated with each other was with yelling. I grew up being told that “conversations need to be calm where everyone can listen to each other. Once you calm down we can talk”. As you can imagine this caused some issues when we needed to talk about issues. Think about what you want your kids seeing in a healthily relationship. Do you want them seeing their dad berated and hit and their mom being yelled at? If not you need to either start walking away during the fights so you both can calm down or maybe it’s time to figure out if compare ting is better

  19. Why is your bf arguing with your mother? That's a massive red flag right there. It's one thing if you were married and he's having an argument with his mother-in-law, but as someone who is dating another person's child you shut up and say yes ma'am, no ma'am.

    You can argue with your mom, the fact your bf does is a huge red flag, and the fact you don't think it's a red flag is a red flag.

  20. How can I save my relationship with my child? I do not want him to cut me off, I do not understand what I need to do better

  21. I think couples therapy would he very useful. If you're in the room with him I don't think he'd lie to the therapist

  22. Your admiration and respect. Ahahahahaha.

    I mean. Ok. I admirehow he’s managed to leverage his unemployed broke depressed squalor-loving ass into getting you to be his mom?

    Like. Kinda respectthe audacity I guess?

  23. I don’t think he’s necessarily entitled to anything back; if something was a gift it was a gift. But if it’s something of no value to you that you don’t want around, you can choose to give it back to him. If there are family items you were given (like things from his grandparents), I might also think of giving those things back.

    Things he bought for you or that you use currently I might hold off on making a judgment about. Especially regular use things.

    I’m just on the outside though. It will come down to your discretion.

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