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Date: November 6, 2022

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  1. This 100%. My husband found some I wasn’t too confident with and was all “wtf that’s nude why don’t I have it,” and proceeded to send it to himself (which made me feel tons better haha)

  2. If I don’t like the guy, I pay my half or the whole thing if necessary. But if I like someone, I won’t and if it’s a good match he even wouldn’t want me to. So no, I never paid the first couple of dates even when they were very expensive (not my picks). When me and my fiancé got a bit more serious after a couple of weeks and he told me he wanted to be exclusive, I started to treat him once in a while.

  3. Nothing should be that nude. When you find who you are meant to be with you will just know. It will be easy. You will know at that point. There won't be a need to ask Reddit or anyone. You will just know

  4. You refer to it as feeling like a mother-child dynamic in the comment above, and elsewhere you refer to explicit chore planning as ‘cold and sterile’. That makes you sound uncomfortable with having to explicitly communicate.

    And yes, she could have said: ‘hey, we need to do the dishes, can you do that? When are you going to do that?’

    Or ‘can you do the dishes this morning so we have clean bowls’

    How would you have felt / what would have happened if she had said one of those things?

    The second round of the night shows a much bigger set of communication problems and you both screwed the pooch on that one: her for starting, you for taking the bait, and both of you for escalating.

  5. You should probably end the relationship. Her going on and on about another person she is sexually interested in is not ok. It's disrespectful and borderline unfaithful. How would you feel if she were talking this way about a man? Probably not very good right? You might think this is different, potentially even be turned on by it. Fact of the matter is, it isn't different for her. She is bisexual and her talking about another person this way to her significant other is not acceptable behaviour.

  6. He's negging you. The “might be some day” makes it clear as day. It's an emotional manipulation tactic.

  7. Sounds like he knows your going to talk to someone so you should take a lot of the advice here and get the tests as soon as you can. Write down dates and times of conversations and when you found out and go to the police. If you can stay with friends or family that might be a good idea too

  8. It's actually only indicative of how you used to view sex or that it took time to figure out what your views of sex are.

    You know her; you know her views on sex. You were prepared to marry her. Absolutely nothing has changed except for your perception.

    I'm not saying you shouldn't break up with her; she deserves someone who sees her for who she is and not who she was when she was a teenager. But I sincerely hope you use this opportunity for some self-reflection and allow yourself to grow.

  9. You’re pulling my chain right? Someone says no to sex once and they are putting their spouse through “hell”? You can’t be serious.

    OP, doesn’t sound like sex has anything to do with it, it sounds like a lack of the rest of the relationship.

    I don’t get much of a sense of who either of you are from this, but my first thought is setting some quality time aside for you two. Date night, or just board games at home, whatever you guys like to do together that promotes interaction.

    It sounds like you guys have drifted apart a bit but because sex is only available between you two, that’s where you come together, but I don’t see that as what’s creating the gap.

  10. Yes, exactly this! Ghost him OP! Especially because if he finds out OP knows he might flip it around and blame them for breaking his privacy and be angry enough about that and their break up that he spreads OPs secret far and wide!!!

  11. He becomes distant when he's talking to other women. If he actually cared about you, he wouldn't give all these lame ass excuses. When men WANT to, they will. He's using you, and I think you should move on to a man who knows what he wants..you.

  12. She asked you not to eat food upstairs and you chose to eat a high staining food in her BED without even making sure the container was tidy?

    She already asked you not to eat food upstairs. You already completely ignored all of her requests not to eat it there. You already didn't bother cleaning up after yourself after you got FOOD in her BED.

    Dude, it sounds like you overextend yourself in some ways and absolutely do not have basic respect for her.

  13. My advice is don't be selfish. This is how you ruin friendships. She's telling the other guy that he doesn't have to worry about you, and you are thinking about making her a liar

  14. I came on here to see if he would be blamed, if he’s doing enough for her, etc etc… I was prepared to read by rote~ the usual…. Your comment is thoughtful, considerate of both people and as a couple… I don’t even need to comment, you said it all…

  15. I would certainly classify this as resentment. You feel like you’ve been done wrong and you want him to pay. Once you resent your partner, your relationship is basically doomed.

    I wouldn’t say you necessarily have anger issues. Your first relationship was with a predator and he cheated on you for years. Your next relationship also involved infidelity. I would suggest therapy to heal from past relationship trauma and gain your self-esteem.

  16. maybe meet him first? seems pretty clear he was looking for a hookup, and that was eight months ago. taking a trip together is definitely a “we've been dating for a few months” at least kinda thing.

  17. I'm so sorry. You sound like you are in a right pickle. However, I agree with the others. You are not doing her nor yourself any favours by staying. You need to get some therapy to work through all the issues and to help you seperate from your wife.

  18. Perhaps you should work on some self-awareness so that you understand that finding one single shitty person who agrees with you isn’t great. You’re a bad mother and a bad person and frankly it’s probably for the best that your daughter isn’t around you and your toxic fragile as fuck new husband.

  19. I wish I could speak with your wife. Why did you have to inflict all this on her? I applaud the people around you for being disgusted. I don't think you'll be able to redeem yourself at this point. No matter how nude you try.

  20. I don't know what is different, I really cannot grasp it. It looks like my mom always supported me in my studies but never supported me (even emotionally) when I was working or when I wanted to work. She wants me to get a PhD and I think she isn't happy with my choice of looking for a job for now.

    As for the other friend, I would say 24F is also in a period of her life similar to mine (even though I have it worse, in my opinion) and while I want to change everything, she wants to change nothing. We've always wanted kind of the same things so right now that we want something completely different I think she is not even making the effort of trying to understand me + I almost feel like she wants to prevent me from having something better until she is also in the mindset to get it. Of course if she's doing this she's not realizing it, but I feel like this.

    As for the other friend (F30) I really don't know. She's always tried to have a positive mindset on everything, but I would say too positive. If my life sucks I cannot just “think positive” and it will get better. I feel like she's just downplaying everything I'm feeling and again she always had this “positive thought” tendency but it shouldn't be applicable to every situation…

  21. He has shown you his true self, and he is a leech. End it now before you find yourself saddled with crippling debt because of him. He is not going to change and you will end up resenting him.

  22. Congratulations! That's wonderful news. It's a huge life change and priorities will shift to protect the baby. This is the first moment of protecting baby from your folks.

  23. Take the job.

    Please take the job.

    For the love of all that is holy, take the job.

    Do not limit your future for a man.

  24. I actually think that’s the smart play here. He may end up hating banking OR she may end up hating the workplace culture of the new location- especially if the DM turns out to be flaky. Or they could both find these are genuine great opportunities. Best they both get the experience then decide what to do – with a more impressive line on their CV if one of them decides to relocate in a year.

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