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  1. I go through this phase sometimes when I’m not feeling well myself. Or if I smoked too much weed- normally clocked out and don’t want sex. May be try a surprise date night.. do something spontaneous and date nights

  2. Miss ma’am. This will likely make your marriage worse. Soon he’ll me suggesting an open marriage to save it.

    Leave while you can.

  3. Pretty sure it hurts for more women than you think the first time. If they have a large Hyman down there which is the skin membrane covering the opening to the vagina. The act of a penis going through the opening that is there, rips it and it hurts. Some women hurt a lot less than others. I hurt like hell. I literally swelled up like balloon for a couple days down there it was not fun. Thank goodness after that I was fine.

  4. Are you going to split bills? Do you plan on sharing the costs maintaining the property? Are you both going to have a say in decision making processes regarding the house? Are you expecting her to pay rent? Does she want the same area as you?

    What I’m getting at is making sure you’re having conversations before moving in to a house that you own. And by trying out renting, like a 6 month lease, before making the decision you can ensure that it’s a good fit. If she plans to move in and can contribute now, the costs of trying to live! together short term can outweigh the $ you save if things go south. It also allows you to have the flexibility to pursue your activities.

    If it was too early to move in and now you want more personal space but still plan to move in together within 9 months, isn’t setting you up for success. This is my take by the limited info I have understood.

  5. My BF and I are exactly the same – I want to talk it through and he wants his personal space to process it through internally.

    This is what I do nowadays. At the moment of heat, I let him have his space (it involves him leaving where we stay and go back to his own place). After I calmed down, I communicate via text / email – type an articulate message explaining and summarising my thought processes and feelings etc. and not expecting an answer. I avoid blaming language and usually done after self reflection. It’s for him to process internally and to understand my thought process.

    We will eventually get back to the topic – can be days – but by then, both have calmed down and usually we can talk through it

  6. You don’t have to have a child if you don’t want to that’s a big responsibility and not something just to throw around like you’re getting a dog

  7. She seems either interested or just very polite.

    You might try asking her to “hang out again” . Taking her back to your place might be forward until you know her intentions, but you could always ask her if she is comfortable at your place or prefers public. If she does go out, maybe lightly mention you haven't been on a date in 12 years. Jokingly say you aren't going to tell people or gossip, but in your little diary you are counting it as a date so you don't feel so ashamed. See what her reaction is, she might even say she counts it as a date too.

    Either way, basically just be light and humorous. Don't try to press too hot or make too much of an impression. Relax and be yourself. If she likes you more than a colleague, it will start to show. If not, you are no worse than you were before you went out with her.

  8. Neither my husband nor I would have an issue with this. When we were dating for 6 months we wouldn’t have either, but we were also in our 30’s and are extremely independent people.

    If people are gonna cheat they can do it anywhere. Should she not get in a car with this guy? When an ex of mine worked a lot sometimes the only “date” we got was dinner in his car. Either you trust your partner to have a boundary or you don’t. If there isn’t trust then maybe it’s not the right relationship.

  9. In his defense i was very pushy about hooking up with him, he was kind of trying to end things at first when I told him my age, he also talked about feeling like a looser because of this

    But yeah, you guys may have a point

  10. Sounds like you refused to listen to your wife and you sided with your mom instead of her. Now you are going to split up because you can’t be a grown man and set boundaries.

    I hope you happy with co parenting in the future.

  11. Sounds to me like you got a get out of jail card. You deserve someone more stable that will appreciate your big heart. She needs to speak to a therapist for her own well being before getting involved with anyone.

  12. In all honesty, what else is marriage besides business? The rest is love, and you don't need rings or a priest to affirm that. Even in a spiritual sense, God's already got HD vision of the insides of your heart, so it's not like you need to go through the ritual for him to know about your feelings and intentions. It's just song and dance to dress up the fact that you're engaging in a business transaction: the merger of one person's assets with another into a single economic unit.

  13. His issues are his to deal with. You can’t fix him. His mental health is his responsibility. Run away from men like this, they see you as less than, as possessions. Life is short, don’t waste it on this moron. Throw yourself into your career.

  14. This, basically. And if she tries to say “oh do whatever just dont tell me about it”, that could be a bad sign of her just going along with it to keep you happy but not feeling so great about it herself, and therefore just trying to not think about it. Discuss the different options and try to find what she actually thinks

  15. All you can do is express your boundary. It is up to her to respect it or decided it's unreasonable.

    Personally I don't find my the idea of my gf hanging out with her ex to he something I would want to deal with. I'm sure those feelings are only platonic.

  16. Poor choice of wording on my part. “On my own” I was referring to not be in the relationship that I’m in anymore , single . Not anything about the kids

  17. You can only control whether you drink or not, I think telling him he’s not allowed to is a bit of a stretch and not really your place.

    He wants to go out for his 21st, let him.

  18. Choosing to do what makes you happy, like breaking up with this manipulative piece of garbage who is too pathetic to accept that you found someone better doesn’t make YOU the problem here. You don’t deserve any of this and you sound like he’s abused you enough to where you do believe this. Please find a therapist for yourself and get this loser out of your head and out of your life.

  19. I couldn’t have said I better myself – I’ve struggled with ADHD for decades, and the phrase that applies is “it’s not your fault, but it is your responsibility”. You will never be happy or content if you look for reasons to excuse (note: not explain, but excuse) your behavior.

    Put yourself in his shoes – would you want a partner that gives every indication of not even noticing they existed?

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