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Ffs you're 17. You don't know anything about genuine commitment and marriage. If you can you should talk to a professional about this because it's not healthy for you. Go get some experiences, enjoy life, sleep with someone else or something and the you'll get over it.
It’s almost as if he’d rather have let his buddy cuss me out than confront his friend, which really hurt. I’m considering leaving him over this… final straw sort of deal, thank you for your response
I empathize with her no doubt and do feel bad that theyve not been able to see eachother for so long. Im happy for them to come for three months which is already a long time, but sixths months is a long time to online with in laws. If they'd want to visit the next year for another three years, I'd be ok with it, but six months is such a long stretch of time.
The counseling will do better than any conjecture we could provide from this tiny glimpse into your state of mind. I hope it goes well for you.
I online in a 3 bed 2 bath house on half an acre. Ain’t no way ANY parent on either side is staying for longer than a week LET ALONE 6 MONTHS!!!! Good for you for compromising for 3 months. But be careful. She might agree to 3 and then tell her parents it’s ok for 6 using your lack of language against you and in her favor.
Don't, why saving it when she keeps breaking promises and trust? Do you really want to be with her rest of your life? She literally doesn't respect you and expect you to pay all the bills. She even quit her job just to make her point to be a lazy ass. Is this the kind of person you want to carry on with your life? Man you deserve better, dump her to the trash can.
It's your job to protect that dog and you're not doing it by staying with him. It's also your job to protect yourself- dude will for sure turn that anger on you sometime.
And you went to school for that?
Oh well we were doing it before marriage. And when we started neither of us had before so we did it maybe 5-6 times a week. Then it went to 2 times a week before we got married. We talked about it a bit but it never seemed much if an issue. So I kinda don't understand where religion even comes into it
Please don’t. She literally showed you what kind of person she is. You need to take this time to heal and b find yourself. Be happy alone, then find someone better.
Tell her she isn't slick and he gets to pay 1/3 of the rent or go book a hotel room.
Most college housing has specific rules against this type of sponging.
I am torn, “exclusivity talk” is a foreign concept to me as at least in my country it seems to be just implied thing. Although after 5 months of not making it official I understand why she would doubt your commitment.
If you are looking for commuted relationship mske it clear, even if it puts off some people.
Also, she’s 19. At this young of an age, and especially when alcohol is involved, people throw caution to the wind. It doesn’t mean she doesn’t like you (a lot, even), but it very well might mean that she’s not ready to enter a committed relationship right now. Her priorities could easily be just having fun, and that’s absolutely normal and says nothing negative about you (or her), OP.
Go to your gf's prom, it's way more important for her than it is for you. Your mom will understand that point of view and its not her prom. God damn this one was easy
OP, it's clear that he's a big, fat liar and cheater. Please, instead of putting mental and emotional effort into figuring out who exactly he's cheating with, you need to be putting effort into finding a divorce lawyer.
I promise you that you can easily find someone that's better than your current husband. He's sleazy, shitty, and a liar that doesn't have compassion toward you. He clearly will make up any lie to save himself. Just get out
42 is not old. Get out of this relationship. It doesn't matter if you've been together for a long time or if you have kids with him. Think about your future and how you'll continue to be stuck in a cycle of trying to find his affair partners and he'll continue to lie, and continue to be critical and unempathetic for the rest of your life if you stay with this man. Leave him. Seriously.
It's too late to have cut ties in the past. It's not too late to do so now. This person you're putting up on a pedestal is a terrible person.
Oh but she said “we've been losing feelings” to justify her cheating. Then fucking leave. That's not an excuse to cheat. She's conflicted what to do? That's her telling her boyfriend that she's not all in, because she's fucking a random guy. That's also her telling you that she can't confirm that she sees any sort of future with you. If she could, she'd have broken up with him.
Conventional wisdom will tell you that if it'll happen with you, it'll happen to you. So even if she breaks up with him (which she won't), are you honestly going to just trust her knowing the context of your situation?
Either way, you're right, you should end it sooner. You feel strongly about her more than you have with others. Fair enough. You however need to realize that you feel strongly about someone who's objectively awful. And I know you want to believe that you're the exception to the rule and that it's happening because you two have a real and strong connection. Again, she's still with her boyfriend. She obviously doesn't like you as much as she says she does.
People grow and change a lot in their 20s, especially 20-25 for men, so it's not uncommon for people to sometimes feel lost or uncertain about things, especially after a large emotional outburst during an argument.
Regarding house work, there are certainly many perspectives. 50/50, one does more, the other pays more, etc. It's important to discuss and be on the same page. Sometimes it does suck to be a student, have a job and have to come home to do chores, but you have to find what you both think is fair. Maybe get some help (maid) once a month to help reduce the stress if you can afford it while still in school.
Man… I’m so exhausted answering to everyone since this post blew up. I would love to individually answer to everything that you wrote here but I’m so tired.
I could literally cry reading this right now. I feel like weight has been lifted off my shoulder reading this comment.
Everyone keeps posting about the financial aspect of my situation but not the actually relationship that I have with this man and his behaviour and now it will affect me.
Literally everything you addressed in this one post has been my worries and fears down to the t. You’ve pointed out every single fear I’ve had with this man. It’s easy to be blinded by money but that wasn’t what I was concerned about. I was concerned about his character.
Im definitely going to take in everything you said and do some deep introspection about if this is who I should even be with considering my long term goals of wanting to settle down and have kids.
Thank you. ?
personally i get rid everything my ex gf gave me once i broke up. if it's expensive stuff i gave it to my sibling.
i don't want my next gf to have doubts.