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… honestly 8 months in that sounds like love bombing.
I’m not sure what the rules of updating are so I’m gonna type this as a comment and update it after I figure it out. We’re separated and the papers were filled with the county we currently reside in. We’ll have to be separated for a year before we can divorce officially and we’ll be doing the paternity test when the baby is born. The lawyer and I decided it would be best for her to stay on my insurance until after the birth of the baby but I will not be going to appointments nor will I be there when the child is born. As far as I’m concerned we’re done and there’s no chance of reconciliation because cheating is an unforgivable sin in my book. If you aren’t capable of having a discussion with your partner about your feelings and try to come to a resolution you’re an emotionally immature person and I don’t have the patience for that in my life. I’d like to thank everyone here for your advice and I’d especially like to thank the people who DM’d me with messages of support and stories from their own lives. I’ll try to remember to login to this account after the baby is born for an update but I might not. Thanks again peeps.
Watch children behave. You'll understand what I mean.
I've buried family members who overdosed. I live with recovering alcoholics. I lived through their bullshit.
They behaved like children. No accountability. No control. Unable to take responsibility.
I'm sure no one in your life will develop this problem.
Enjoy your fun and best wishes for maintaining your inner child.
You're being a dickhead. A little compassion would go a long way.
You’ve got to leave. That’s what I would do. What will he do next?
For starters, find a new therapist. Whether this one is great or not, you already have a bad attitude about him based on his age, gender and race. You need a therapist you trust and feel comfortable with. But it's unclear what it is you think should be happening at just three months into a relationship. It's not like any emotionally healthy person is professing their love that early on. So maybe stick to talking about your goals. “I'm looking for a serious, longterm relationship” or “Right now I'm dating for fun” might be two different things you could say to this guy just to prepare him for what you're all about. Don't chastise yourself for having some basic discipline over your own emotions. If more people were like you this forum wouldn't be full of complaints from people who jumped in too soon with both feet and now find themselves in bad situations.
To be fair, in the comment's OP mentions it is his friend's sister, who has been around at least that amount of time.
And mentions it isn't exactly an 'office' type relationship, but that she does errands for them. Which doesn't really scream full-time, W2, to me.
Also she metions in a comment the 'jump hugging' him was one time when they hadn't seen each other in a while when he was going over for a work thing (and he shut it down).
Overall seems like a lot of missing details. Could be something as simple as her getting excited to seem him after a vacation when he arrive at a happy hour her and her brother were hosting.