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This has been happening on and off in our relationship. Is this divorce worthy to you?
Not on its own, no. If it's something that comes and goes, I'd be willing to bet he's using it as a coping mechanism to deal with unhappiness. If I had to guess, you've got it backwards; your relationship was damaged, so he's been gaming.
He can't love me knowing how much what he does stresses me out, leaving me with all the morning duties right?
Not to be that guy, but it's never just the video games. The sooner you learn that, the better for you, him, and the kids.
Having a crush isn't being in love. Don't put the cart before the horse. Shoot your shot, you're both young.
Gtfo!
First of all, I’m sorry you had to go through that. It’s heartbreaking to put yourself put there and nakedly vulnerable, and then to be rejected. I believe he is in the wrong, but I have some feedback for you as well.
I think you found this sexy in your bead, and dared to jump into the action… which is good by the way. Now switch to his perspective, he may have been utterly shocked and not know how to react!
He said the wrong thing, and it hurt you deeply. But he may not have meant to, this could be crappy deer-in-the-headlights thinking.
You have three separate conversations you need to have here:
He hurt you without meaning to (hopefully). He masturbates loudly in the living room, instead of enjoying himself by himself. This is extra-aggravating because see the next item. Your sex life and intimacy have left the room making you horny, reasonably insecure about how much he desires and loves you and you are feeling generally vulnerable.
Bring these up to him. Assume best intentions with shitty execution on his part, give him the benefit of the doubt… but do not settle.
If he can’t fullfil your needs then you’ll have to sever the relationship. You are not there yet, but know that leaving is always an option.
You deserve to feel wanted, both physically and emotionally.
Yes. Yes it is. Get a good lawyer, dude. Sell the house. Holy crap.
We already have a child. Part of the reason I'm unsure how to proceed. I know I seem ridiculous.
It isn't borderline abusive, HE IS abusive.
Then he needs to grow up