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Birth Date: 2002-05-16
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Date: September 2, 2022
This is a normal part of a relationship. This is make or break time. First of all if you can’t accept her flaws you shouldn’t be together. However, there is a burden on her to do the same. Don’t give in and become someone you’re not and don’t let her do that.
Sex can be naked for some people and it can take time to work through sex issues especially with a child in the house. I had a year in my marriage we didn’t have sex because of my wife’s sexual abuse. Instead of anger I understood and gave her space and now sex is amazing.
The only way to get through this is hard work and therapy for both. If she doesn’t show a want to change the relationship. I’d give her s few chances and bail.
You want a $1m per year salary. You will be working…as a housewife. That's your commanding salary. Your fiance is ridiculous. If you have to give up your independence, ge has to give you half his shit. Fair is fair.
You don’t have to be ashamed of taking it, but you don’t have to be ashamed of being ashamed either. Just give yourself a break, man.
You kept saying “my son”, not “our son”, in the post. Is your husband his father?
This seems to be the kind of thing your husband should have discussed with you prior to the trip. “Hey, psychedelics are legal there… Is it ok with you if we do them together? I thought it would be good for him to try it with me if he's going to try it, so I know he's safe. What are your thoughts?” would have been a reasonable question to ask you beforehand. I would ask your husband why he felt it was okay to do this without discussing it with you. The prostitute thing also should have been discussed with you if you share finances.
Personally, I'd have issue with it too. I think it's reasonable to want to be involved in the conversation before these things happen.