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Date: October 17, 2022
why are you with a man 17 yrs your senior? who acts like a child?
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so whats your arguement here then? are you just commenting for no reason..?
I truly don’t understand all of these comments. What you did was very sweet. in a dark world like we live! in today, I’m not surprised everyone is being so rude about this. Acting like you bought her a friggen Tesla. Coming from someone with a bad childhood, I would have done the same had someone saved me. Bless ❤️
I told my boyfriend that if we were going to play the pettiness game I could blow everyone out of the water, there really is no bound to the potential for my pettiness, but he is advising me against this.
I have been trying to keep it quiet but we do generally have sex at least twice a night and once in the morning M-F and sometimes on Sunday, maybe he's just jealous. (Sometimes on Saturday too, lol, but he has to go home sometime and I usually have my kids on Saturday)
Kid, she's trouble. She's a fifteen yr old with alcohol issues. That's not something you're equipped to deal with at your age.
DTMFA. I just don't know what else to say.
You should always hire your own lawyer if you’re signing any legal document.
Same as divorcing. You wouldn’t use your husbands lawyer would you?
Or buying a property. You wouldn’t use the same lawyer or conveyancer as the other party.
If people have two mutually opposing needs (or strong desires) then if one person isn't willing to pay the price of admission in the relationship and abandon that desire/need then compromise isn't available. For example, if one of you wanted kids and the other person didn't, that's a mutually opposing want and either one person gives or that relationship doesn't work.
From the sounds of things that is what you have here. She wants to live! in Ohio and you don't. That's mutually opposing. If she doesn't want to compromise and you don't want to stay in Ohio just for her, then yes it is a lost cause.
Do it at her place. She will be able to cry in peace and you will be able to make the exit any time you want without kicking her out.
Guy did the right thing, you didn't provide one of the main elements in a relationship (from his point of view) so it's natural for him to just dump you, if you don't want sex then you should seek out other people who don't have such desires
It's very very hot to give advice here with zero information on what you've been fighting about and why. Some conflicts are resolvable with better communication and compromise, and that is absolutely worth it for a great partner. Other conflicts will never be resolved no matter how much you talk it through, and two great people are not necessarily always great for each other. There's no way to differentiate these two with the information you've given.
That said, if you feel that she's not the right person for you, then you should break up. Relationships must be valuable to both parties, and you should never stay in a relationship you don't want to be in, just to avoid hurting the other person. (Maybe on a very temporary basis, like to avoid giving her something else to deal with during finals week or immediately after a death in the family, but not long-term.)
Fundamentally, if you are still in this relationship because you don't want to hurt her, rather than because you WANT to be in the relationship, then you should leave.
pulling out method is 100% safe.
Really?
You lasted a year of crappy sleep. I don't see an issue with getting better sleep in the spare room. When your wife is ready for you to move back, you and the baby can trade rooms.
She's made the baby completely dependent on her. That has it's own issues as they age.
“easier for everyone” seemed to leave you out of the equation.
Basically, she wants to hook up with other people, but keep you at arms length.
She moved out to live! with her friends and although some of them were mutual friends of ours, they promptly stopped speaking to me as if I’d done something wrong. Ex fiancée says she didn’t tell them anything to make them think that but I don’t even care about that.
She's either lied about something you've done, or she's already told them that she's planning on breaking up with you, as a result they see no reason to interact with you.
It just feels like she planned this and wants to online off her on her own and have fun now (she relied heavily on me and now that she’s in a place where she doesn’t have to pay any bills and has plenty of disposable income bc of it, she can pretty much do whatever she wants) but insists she’d like to get back together in a year or so.
It might just be that you've grown apart and she feels like she wants a new environment.
I’m a homebody with no real friends and didn’t really have a life outside of her… not in a way that she had to pay for, she still had her space and her friends and time out/alone and all that.. time that could have been me with friends is usually spent on my own because I like it that way
Now might be a good idea to have a sit and think about changing that, it might be worth pushing yourself to be more sociable, get involved in activities or hobbies. Perhaps she saw that you were reclusive in your little bubble without anything else and she thought that she might be missing out on something.
but insists she’d like to get back together in a year or so.
So this is the part where you have to be careful for two reasons:
A) She might just be saying that you let you down easy and has no intention of getting back together.
B) She's using you a back up once she's finished doing whatever, wherever and with whoever. It really should be that she's gone and stays gone, she can't just monkey branch her way back to your support afterward.
Just move on, re-evaluate things and don't splurge $3k on a puppy in an last ditch effort to win her back.