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I'm not sure why women use the “gay club” as a reason for you to feel secure. At least half of the gay men in know are actually bi. The fact that they are at a gay club means absolutely nothing.
Nobody needs lots of things.
Plenty of people are in relationships that are completely comfortable with things you find abhorrent. Likewise you're probably comfortable with things that even more conservative people couldn't allow. It's important to keep that in mind, everything is on a scale and your answer is only right for you and your relationship. It's not anyone else's right answer. And you need to make your partner aware.
I'm currently with a woman who has shown interest in going to a strip cub with me. Now I doubt it will happen, as neither of us have a ton of interest. But if it ever comes up, we'd probably both buy each other lap dances ?♂️
And I'll say with extreme confidence it's a much healthier dynamic than my marriage. Where not only would a lap dance be off limits (which I'm totally on board with in a relationship) but I also had the fun possibility of having every single night out in public be torn to shreds if she thought I was aware of other women's existence. Not staring, leering, talking to…. not even taking a quick double glance. Merely looking left to cross the street and there happens to be a pretty lady there.
If I’m being honest I think she would stick with me for a month and then bounce
If he reaches out for professional help for addiction, debt advice, and most importantly, his mental health am I a pushover if I then choose to stay in this relationship?
I mean it in the sweetest way possible, you are delusional and concerned about the wrong issue. You’re afraid of being a pushover if you stay? You already are because you let yourself be stolen from many times. You are a pushover because you bought his lies like a child. I’m sorry, no. Not like a child. Even kids know that you don’t accidentally transfer money.
What I would question is if his coke addiction contributed to him being demoted. Or was it his drinking?
You’re afraid of being alone and that’s ok. Take some time to regroup and start looking for a relationship with a functioning adult.
Nearly 40!
OP needs some serious help. Love doesn't have to cost this much.
Are you actually 33? I feel like those a typo.
You have only been together for a month. You drag her to a wedding where she doesn't know anyone. You can't expect her to be talking to everyone like they are best friends.
And about the bouquet. What were you expecting exactly? That's what women do at weddings. They go try to catch the bouque.
So you complain when she is not being as social as you. But then when she does out to be social. You complain more.
Sounds like you really need to grow up, buds. And go be single while you learn that.
I was actually at this income, however I lost my job unexpectedly and for some reason unemployment completely fell through. I had to resort to working multiple minimum wage jobs to make ends meet while on the search for a new full time job ( which took 3.5 months to secure) in the meantime without unemployment this is how things unraveled for me and It can happen to anyone. I am looking to get back on my feet and get my jncome back to where it was. My job now is lower paying then last year but I will be able to manage and build from here.
Oof sounds like you lived with my ex. Sorry i didn't give you a heads up bro!
You need to have something called a sober conversation.
This can be done at any loving moment, maybe in bed, or on the couch… but you have to say something on the lines of; I need to talk to you about something, and it's really important to me that you just listen. Then, use this framework: 1. Evidence: lay out what you see. 2: how it's making you feel and 3. What you want to see happen now. Ask him, how that lands with him; but you don't take responsibility for his response. You've created a boundary. You've got this!
Kind of like, “Is this position tenure-track or adjunct?” If the intention overall is long term but you’re still in the evaluation phase that’s different than someone who wants month to month.
Imo I too have given her 14 years. And I do not agree that she's committed herself fully since she's not actively doing things to improve in the way she can help me when she hurts my feelings. Another reason i'm staying I guess is bc i'm hoping that she one day will be able to behave in a way, that I feel loved, just as I can do things that make her feel loved. As of now, she is my first choice which does not mean that I want to have children with her. My whole point is, that I don't know if she's the right one therefore i cannot tell her she's not. I do agree with you that being scared to leave isn't a reason for staying. The fact that we're doing couples therapy is imo also a sign of me wanting to stay with her and working on making it work but I guess you're interpreting that differently. And maybe your right that we're not compatible.
Psychopath alert. JFC