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2. Probably should end things before they get too serious

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3. Question: when you both worked after your first child was born, how even was the division of labor? Did he do an even amount of the childcare and household chores then?

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4. See that’s not what I’m saying though. Obviously mono couples can also be abusive.

   What I’m saying is that it’s no surprise that people who outwardly live! their life based on satisfying and embracing all of their sexual desires, and online a life that focuses solely on their own needs instead of sacrificing their sexual needs in exchange for something else, are inherently going to be selfish, which isn’t a good quality for a parent. That’s not to say that mono parents can’t also be selfish. A certain level of narcissism is inherently needed to lead a poly lifestyle. Whether that narcissism reaches such an extreme that it becomes abusive should be judged on a case by case basis.

   It’s like saying that calling all criminals dangerous is just stereotyping, while none criminals can be dangerous too. That’s true, but criminals have an inherent danger that’s present, while none criminals aren’t inherently dangerous.

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5. No, you're not being a bitch about the situation, you're 100% right, you're second in her life. If you want to change things then you need to talk it out. I've had some issues with my LDR boyfriend and when we have issues, we talk until it's solved. The fact that she gets offended and threatens to break up is emotionally manipulative. My best advice is write down everything you're concerned about and want to see changed and then sit down with her and ask her to listen and do not interrupt until the end. Hopefully this will open her eyes. If it doesn't, then my advice is break up, she seems to want a servant that's her emotional support buddy too, not a boyfriend. But I don't want you to rush into a break up without fighting for the relationship first, since you do say that she is a great woman after all. Good luck, best of wishes to you.

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6. Omgg just communicate he can’t read your mind. Not everyone thinks the same. He probably had no idea you feel this way and he can’t work on being better if he doesn’t know he’s doin something wrong. Other things come natural to him that don’t come natural to you and vice versa. Everyone has a different way they show love.

   Be mature. Relationships don’t work on mind reading. They work with communication. Period.

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