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  1. It's been not even two months and she's talking about how her spirit guides are telling her to not be with you.

    Ok…

    Either it's a really weird excuse to back out or, well, she believes it.

    Obviously you should move on, but does she have any friends you know who you could ask to check on her? Though after this short of a time, perhaps not.

  2. I would distance myself. If you keep hanging out with her and communicating often, you’re only going to further nurture your feelings for her. And it’s not fair to her and her boyfriend. They both have feelings. Don’t be selfish. If they don’t work out then you can try to ask her out but until then, I’d keep distance. You’ll only hurt yourself in the long run if you continue to build on feelings that can’t and shouldn’t be reciprocated at the moment. Also, you just got out of a long term relationship. Maybe take this time to meet new people and work on yourself. Learn to be on your own for a while before you can offer more to others. If it’s meant to be it’ll work out. Best of luck.

  3. You need to get out of the relationship ASAP. Even if that means breaking your lease. Your girlfriend is unwell mentally if this is how she’s reacting to her dog killing a kitten.

  4. Youre right. While both my little sisters are 18, it was irresponsible and I shouldn’t have been that drunk. But yeah thank you for the comment.

  5. The problem with being a little mean is that he gets upset, then tries to use me to comfort himself, and then blanks the entire conversation from his mind and goes back to doing whatever he was doing before. Until I bring it up again, at which point the process repeats.

    I am autistic, though, if that's relevant.

  6. Wow, he's got you trained good, eh!? This will affect your kids. Don't think they don't already see it/feel it. Your husband has something going on mentally and when you are getting this treatment IN FRONT OF OTHER PEOPLE he has no boundaries for his anger. It WILL turn physical toward you. It WILL turn on your kids as they get older and less easy to intimidate.

    Either he deals with this shit professionally, medically, maturely and immediately, or he needs to go. This is not how a husband treats the person they are supposed to love.

  7. Oh but to answer your question you should talk to him about the way you're feeling. Sounds like you're currently prioritizing potentially hurting his feelings over your sexual autonomy. Your feelings and comfort should matter to him and any loving partner should take these sorts of concerns seriously.

  8. Right. Not denying that. But do you see the point I'm making? Although my parents didn't go to court, I'm sure if they did, my dad would've been the one to get custody.

    Meaning that is it really in favor of women, or are women truly just the primary caregivers by default, so unless a father goes out of his way to prove that he's the main source of not only financial, but emotional, social, health, stability, and whatever other forms of support for the child, they're going to give it to the woman?

    When kids are involved, they are (in a usual, good faith court case) thinking about the wellbeing of the kids. If there is a shared house, but dad pays 80+% of the bills, but mom is the primary caregiver of the children, yeah it sucks.. but for the stability of the children, it makes sense that mom would get the kids and the house. It's not about making it unfair to the adults. It's about making and already traumatic situation easier on the kids. Because what's the alternative? Mom has to move into a $2000/mo, 2 bedroom apartment while barely qualifying for government assistance while dad gets the kids every other weekend and keeps/sells his 4 bdrm 3 bth house? I totally feel for men that it would feel AWFUL, and you'd absolutely feel like the system was fucking you over if you worked your ass off for this house and whatnot, just for it to get given to your ex wife. But it's about the kids in most situations, truly. They want the kids supported and comfortable, because parents divorcing can be traumatic enough. An adult has a developed enough brain to understand the reasoning and logic behind unfair situations like this, but a child having not only their parents divorce, but going from probably somewhat comfortable living situations to poverty isn't something you can explain away to a child or make them understand. It can still be very traumatic, and they might not be able to see the situation for what is was until well into their 20s.

  9. OP I am angry at the people calling it morbid.

    Is it morbid to wear your deceased mother's wedding dress down the aisle? Is it morbid to wear your deceased grandmother's earrings down the aisle? Is it morbid to wear your partner's great great grandmothers engagement ring down the aisle? Is it morbid when people save an empty chair for their deceased sibling at their reception? My god, I have seen some people carry a photo of their deceased parent down the aisle!!!!!!

    Why are some things totally acceptable but others are not? This would have made OP happy, it is her child and she wanted her child there with her in the way she felt best. I haven't lost a child and yet I understand why she wanted to do it. She's still grieving. Her daughter had a name. It's not fucking morbid to have a memory of her daughter on her fucking wedding day when her daughter was supposed to be there too.

    To OP, regarding your edit – please make sure you get your daughters dress back, it is non-negotiable. And if he starts with the 'me me me' stuff, have your friend get you out of there. Do not let him yell either. He is entitled to feel embarrassed about being left on his wedding day, sure, yikes, no one wants that. But I'd argue his actions and the actions of family caused this to happen. Quite frankly, if you wanted to postpone the wedding and they didn't agree, it should have simply been cancelled. You leaving was the right thing, you shouldn't get married unless you are ready. He doesn't sound like he really cares or tries to understand where you're coming from anyway.

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