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It is honesty. Like you said, it's obvious from that wording that he doesn't like it but will never admit it because he wants her to know she's beautiful. If this were you, you'd have gotten that response and known exactly what it means.
Is this dishonest? OP literally wrote “i do not think it made her face better. On the contrary, she had a lovely well balanced visage before and now she look nothing like i tought she would. She was already very beautiful and she still is to my eyes”
He's asking you to help him trust that cuddling another dude in a towel, while wearing an easy-access jumper was totally non sexual.
Fine. Don't get the test, and lose your boyfriend. Then come back and cry here about how he left you with a baby and no support, and ask “how oh how can I fix it”.
You're being as dumb as a box of rocks for not seeing why he was suspicious, and you're going to lose everything if you don't just take a stupid test.
Let her know the is a boundary you are setting. It you’re uncomfortable don’t do it.
!! Thank you!!
I’ve tried many times to even discuss sex with him and he kinda just shuts it down tbh. He’s very by the book with sec no adventure or trying anything new unless he’s had a drink
What would be the point of doing it after Christmas, then?
You should definitely leave your partner. He won’t get any less scary, and he’ll keep abusing you.
Depending on your jurisdiction, local law enforcement may be able to offer you some protection. Local domestic violence organizations, too. Good luck.
Sounds like it could be depression. It doesn't excuse it, but it may explain it. You shouldn't have to deal with it though.
Just talk to your dad, communicate. Say Dad I am trying. It is just difficult seeing you with someone my age. As a 50-year-old adult you should understand. Tell him you will try harder. Also let him know that him threatening cutting you out for a substitute daughter that he sleeps with is very disturbing. Also let him know that you are an adult who does not and never will see his wife as an adult figure in your life because she is your contemporary.
Yeah she doesn't seem very authentic. Too many red flags.
Pretty much this. It never gets better. If it was a gender reversed situation, people would be screaming “get out of that relationship”. I’ve been there. It gets worse.
How far out of left field is this? Is it common for your wife not to really hear what you're asking for when you ask for something? Is spontaneity normal in your sex life? Do you commonly turn down her advances?
It sounds like the two of you are wildly failing to communicate, but I think it's important for you to figure out if this is a one-off situation or part of a larger pattern in your relationship. I can see where there are hurt feelings on both sides. You just wanted a really simple thing for your birthday, and your wife didn't give that to you. She may have felt like, hey, it's your birthday, you deserve more than just a sandwich and thought surprising you with some pre-sandwich sex would be a better gift. Then when you declined she probably felt rejected. And you clearly felt unheard and/or ignored.
I think you should give your wife some time to get more emotionally regulated, and then when you are both calm, tell her you want to talk about what happened on your birthday. Start by telling her you're not trying to assign blame or make her wrong, but that you both clearly had a miscommunication, and you want to work through it. Explain to her why you wanted just a simple BLT for your birthday, whatever your reasons are. Let her know it wasn't your intention to make her feel rejected or unsexy or whatever (don't say “or whatever”) when you turned down the sex, but in the moment you felt hurt that you'd asked for what seemed to you like a really simple thing, and that it seemed like she ignored or didn't hear you. Then ask her to help you understand what her thought process was in trying to surprise you with sex.
The key in this discussion is that you both can listen to each other without invalidating each other's feelings and experiences, and that each of you can apologize for hurting the other's feelings, no matter how unintentionally it happened. Ideally she'll want to do something for you to make up for the birthday misfire, and you'll want to do something for her to make up for making her feel rejected/unsexy (which is my assumption of how she felt — obviously you'll want to hear what she says).
If this kind of a discussion and resolution are not possible for you, then you should really consider couples counseling. Both of you as well as your daughter deserve to be in a happy, healthy, and fulfilling home environment, and sometimes you need a professional to help figure out how to do that. Good luck to you both.
the funny thing is i was ready to run to the comments to AGREE that if my bf was texting another girl from sun up to sun down like we text i’d be pretty upset and hurt about it. i dont think u are wrong for being upset about them texting if theyre really texting as much as the two of you do. i dont have a single friend i even want to text all the time. however ur comments show you are indeed just an insecure penis
OP go on your vacation and try to enjoy the party. Don't worry about what your fiancée has to say. You need to have something good come out of this situation because you've already spent so much money and you want to be able to salvage something. I'm sorry the wedding didn't happen but it's a blessing in disguise I think.
Seems like the brother has some dependency issues that he needs to address with a therapist. There's no danger to his health, even the doctor said he was fine (just having a panic attack). Which, the medical professional would know.
Do you really want your life to be like this? No special moments are allowed to happen between you and your fiancée because his brother has to take all the attention?
You're not selfish. For those who will come after me about the brother's health, the doctor said it was a panic attack. There were no other issues. It's the brother himself requesting a ton of unnecessary tests which he has a pattern of doing in the past. So there's no danger to this man's health. He's just upset that his brother has someone else special in his life that isn't him and attention isn't being centered around him.
OP think about whether you want your life to be like this. No special moments. What happens if you have kids with this man? Will you be alone in the delivery room while fiancée and family sooth the brother who's having another panic attack because attention isn't centered on him?
but she's CHOOSING this life and is happy so who are we to judge? who is anyone to judge her. Her friends need to stfu.
I reread this comment multiple times and I still don't understand what you're trying to say.
Are you talking about your own stepdad or your boyfriend and his stepson in this comment?
I’m not sure what you want from this person. I would politely move along and ignore this person. They seem to not care for your feelings or have much respect at all. This is not a person worth your time. Respect yourself and cut this person out.
Yeah maybe your mind is in the gutter because when I read this my first thought wasn’t that they were fuckinf
You sound salty. Let the man be with his daughter and your sister… Jesus dude. Jealous much?
Disagree. He's in vacation, with friends, there could be peer pressure to partake in activities he would not think of doing in his normal everyday life
I have been thinking that a lot lately.
The more I hear about him the creepier this guy sounds.
He’s qualified to be a therapist but he doesn’t know about therapy, and he doesn’t like it.
If you needed your appendix out would he want to try that too?
I’m leaving her. All this came out post moving in with me and me proposing
I've got some stranger messaging me instead of posting here saying not to interfere with his relationship. Thanks for your input and not being weird and inboxing me.
If he’s truly posting that little I doubt he’s out there adding everyone to his profile. And even then it’s an easy eyeroll “yeah I’m so worried about a post from 8 years ago with someone he broke up with 7 years ago”.
If you have to search for those posts it’s a simple “wow, are you ok because you spent a lot of effort to find those photos”.
It sounds sketchy. Has he ever showed you the inside of where he works? I doubt he's a veterinarian. What else do you know or not know about him. Have you met any of his family or friends?
Listen to your gut feeling. It's not smart to go back. He's being condescending about what happened to you — you almost got shot and could have been killed!!
I would book a session with his therapist and show him the list he made.
You mean to end my suspicions?
Him admitting it isn't going to ease your pain or give you closure. It's going to hurt bad. You already know. That's all that matters. Get out of there. And if he denies it to your families. Send them the proof and let them roast his ass.
Is that your version of a receipt?
She’s probably already moved on tbh. Co sided yourself single and take it from there.
Seems pretty straightforward to me. She’s dating someone else and they’re exclusive. So…nothing more for you to do.
huh? what are you looking for advice on?
I guess I just find it weird if he would do something out of the ordinary and I don’t like being lied to, although I’ve had no reason to suspect being lied to.
huh?
a classic advice for you to run from there asap
I did pre marital counseling with our church & we didnt have issues.
I've been through this type of divorce. There's no evidence to collect that matters beyond social value. The divorce is just about splitting assets, debts, and a parenting plan. No one on the legal side will give two shits if you've got 4k video of a spouse gargling 20 dudes cum. It doesn't factor into it at all.
The real life, non-reddit mob advice is this:
The most important thing to do is the hardest, but you have to remove the emotion from any decision making. A good lawyer will do that for instantly. You just have to keep it up outside of their office.
Don't move out. If you do, you can be legally blocked from moving back in, and that residence is where your kids live.
Stay in touch with your lawyer, but not in a stream of consciousness fashion. Make a note of all the questions you think of during the week and send them in a single email. This will keep your costs down.
Don't lock them out of joint accounts. It's generally cool to keep using them for the same, normal expense you paid prior to filing. It's not ok to spend it on a trip, shopping spree, or hookers and blow. You WILL have to pay that back if you do.
Consider therapy. Friends and family are a nice support system, but they really just augment rather than replace professional help.
You can open a new bank account and reroute your paychecks there, but don't stop paying your normal share of bills, whatever it is, like 50/50, 75/25, ect… You can also split your cell phone off to it's own account separate from theirs. Don't deactivate their phone.
Change your electronic passwords to your solo accounts. Don't block them from joint accounts, like Netflix.
Rather than wasting your time collecting evidence of an affair, get your financial documents copied and in order. Tax returns for the last few years, bank statements, any loan documents either of you have outstanding, credit card balances, mortgage, ect… These will absolutely matter.
Most states use a predetermined formula for separate maintenance (used to be call alimony) and child support. Each figure it a little different, but expect the baseline of child support for each parent to be 25% of their income. Unemployed people are generally calculated as if they make minimum wage, though if your job history is substantially better than that, and you quit your job just before arbitration/court you'll likely be calculated based on your tax returns. From that, credit is applied for the number of days per year the children stays with you, healthcare costs, school, and recurring activities (soccer, piano lessons, ect…). If your credits don't reach that 25% mark, you'll likely owe child support. If they exceed it, there's a chance your former partner will owe it. Fun side fact- your other children's expenses (kids that aren't from your partner) count toward that 25% mark.
Don't fear false accusations of abuse/assault. Courts hear these all the time and are skeptical. Try to avoid being in the same room as the former partner, and walk away from any potential escalation. Remember Rule 1, take the emotion out of decision making.
Full custody – good luck. The default is 50/50 and the bar for altering that involuntarily is extremely high. Even if she was banging her pill dealer it likely won't be enough to budge that default setting.
For the separation agreement (and the parenting plan) you can add certain clauses that aren't standard. For example, if a house is being sold because neither can buy out the other's equity, you can list a specific order in which debts must be settled from the proceeds. That way, if she did something like open a credit card in your name with a POA while you were deployed, you can ensure that's paid off first before any proceeds are divided.