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Have you suggested therapy?
Nursing homes are notorious for all of the STDs from all of the action you can get as a widow/widower living in the same building with a large group of peers with nothing but free time.
He told you he's fine never having penetrative sex. You're not fine with that.
You've only been dating for three months- this should be one of those situations where you realize that although there are things you like about him, you're not compatible long-term.
Well first I think you should probably seek out therapy or learn some coping skills to deal with your past trauma.
Second you need to sit down with everyone and figure out what is happening why it’s happening and the solution. To me it seems that the in laws are resentful because they don’t feel like you’re contributing. Doesn’t excuse their behavior but since you live! with them you need to figure out how to mend things so that it’s at least civil.
Third while your husband is “okay” with you talking to R, you are getting your emotional intimacy need met outside of your marriage. That’s not healthy.
It sounds like she is not mentally stable. Sure, some people cry when they are confronted by someone they care about. However, combine her outbursts with the stalking, and it paints an entirely different picture.
She uses her tears to get you to back off. She probably genuinely is an emotional person, but she has also learned that the more she cries during an argument or disagreement the quicker you drop everything that you were upset about.
If you choose to stay with her, ask her to get into therapy to work on her obsessive tendencies, inability to face difficult conversations with maturity, and emotionally manipulation of the people around her.
If you choose to leave her, still recommend that she gets help for her issues.
Thank you for this reply, I will try look at it more objectively. You are right though I do love him dearly and I massively sympathise with his depression.
Thank you so much! I agree we probably have deeper incompatibilities that just haven’t shown themselves yet. I think I need to talk to him about this but don’t know how to tell him how I feel honestly without hurting his feelings