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Date: April 26, 2023
This sounds like narcissistic abuse and gaslighting.
The fact you think you are being too sensitive tells me you've been worn down to thinking something is wrong with you.
Please take care of yourself and get out of there as soon and as safely as you can. Narcissists will promise change and make apologies to keep you around but they are incapable of thinking about anyone other than themselves.
It sounds like this guy just hates women.
This is a tough one. You have presented the issue very clearly and soberly. The Reddit community will say if you do ask him to stop hanging out with her then you are “controlling.”
But just point out to your partner that the girl has a crush on him. He may not realize it and she may be using the old plausible deniability technique just so he does not notice.
You have to trust him. If it backfires then that’s on him. But I agree with you. She likes him. Laughing at all his jokes? Definitely.
Your girlfriend/ex-girlfriend/whatever she wants to define herself as is acting immaturely. The key to any sucessful relationship is communication. You're doing the right thing in wanting to clear things up, to find a resolution. Sure, could you have found a more adept way of writing that to her? Sure, but people make mistakes and say things badly.
For what it's worth, by her volatile reactions to your questions, I woul, in your position, consider the relationship over. It may be possible to crerate a friendship in a short while, maybe not. Don't hang around hoping and waiting for that. Go out and live your life, pursue the avenues that interest you.
All you can do is learn from this experience, if you want to PM, you're welcome to write me.
Hanging out with people in secret is always cause for concern. Hopefully you can have a conversation with him regarding this and he can be honest about his feelings and intentions and hopefully he will also listen to you why this is hurtful to you and erodes trust in the relationship.
At least she's not a cheater, I guess? Still piss-poor decision-making. And she expects her gay boyfriend and brothers to support her and the baby ? The baby doesn't stand a chance with parents like her and her affair partner.
This is either a ploy for a convoluted double birthday surprise, or the OP isn’t as likable as his twin brother and is wonderfully unaware. If he was a good twin brother, he’d show up for the surprise party, see how it unfolds, and if it’s as offensive as OP imagines, wish his twin a happy birthday and disappear after 30 minutes or so.
I find it pretty wild that grown adults are having birthday parties every year to be honest. Maybe for like big milestone birthdays, but 25? Nah.
You're NTA but I don't know why this is such a big deal really.
Should I just text her like we used to and be upfront with her? I mean, is it kind of harsh to have these types of conversations over text?
I'm not going to judge him or say what he does or doesn't do is a good thing or a bad thing. What matters is you don't really enjoy being with him and its getting worse. Considering everything; just break up with him.
Sorry to say it buddy but she is getting her back blown out
Lol okay sure
No, of course there's nothing wrong about preferring to have sex instead of a walk. It's even OK to be a little bummed when the answer of your partner is “no”. What is not OK is to punish a partner with the silent treatment after they decline sex. That's the definition of coercion, which is the contrary of consensual sex (and sex should always be consensual for all parts involved) and also the silent treatment, in and of itself, is a form of abuse.
Oh let me guess. No men masturbate either? Or look at porn ever either?
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So you’re literally working and taking care of the baby at the same time, and he is off at work and not helping with the child duties at all during that time, and you’re a bad mom and he’s not a bad dad? Sounds like a double standard to me. Let him know how you are doing two jobs at once while also being off your normal medication and you could really use more support from him. He needs to realize that and realize it fast, it is important for both you and the child.
No need for him to know, but it would be above board to tell him what you are doing. Then how he reacts will show you if you want to stay with him too.