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Staying in a bad marriage “for the kids” isn't healthy for them.
Not really. Pregnancy hormones are not an excuse for disrespecting your partner in front of your family. And if her work was important to her she could have confirmed she had everything she needed herself instead of delegating the responsibility to somebody else. There are appropriate ways she could express her frustration or disappointment.
So tell him…I’m going to be very upset if you don’t bring me flowers
Find a situation to ask her how she feels about people in nonmonogamous relationships. Her reaction will tell you whether to bring it up. Often people have thought about it, fantasized about it, but are afraid to bring it up to their partners.
This is what I've done. There are people that I just don't like in my family, that I feel are not good people, and I don't want to spend time around them, so I often don't. My mom, when she organizes, tries to invite everyone and I have to cross my fingers and hope the folks I dislike aren't there, but long run, I see them infrequently, and with no big dramatic hullabaloo. My guess is that if OP just started saying, “sorry, I'm busy” for these impromptu family dinners, that soon enough they'll just stop inviting him. People like that never self reflect on why they're being shunned, especially when they think they're doing the shunning.
I think it's okay to just tell them you felt uncomfortable around him if you don't want to open up about it. I know from personal experience how “too much” it feels to file a report, I'm sorry.
I have no trauma or issues around this type of behavior, but if I asked my boyfriend/husband not to touch me in a way I’m uncomfortable and THAT was the response I got, it’d be the last time he touched any part of me.
Physical intimacy, like sex, is supposed to be enjoyable for BOTH parties. The fact that your husband thinks he’s “entitled” to your body even if it’s in a way you don’t enjoy, actually find traumatic, is revolting. His sexual satisfaction takes priority over your ability to feel safe and secure in your own home. Please really think about that when considering your next steps.
Stand up for yourself. Tell everyone the truth about how that pervert went through your bag, copied your bikini pic and made creepy comments about it. Let the girlfriend know she’s an idiot for standing by that creep.