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Date: October 16, 2022
Your life is understandably busy with a baby now, sometimes these things can get rough. What does your average week look like? Like how often do either of you spend at work, taking care of your kid, chores and other responsibilities, etc.
I ask because a lot of the time you’ll hear “sex isn’t the problem, it’s the symptom”. Many times this means you might be lacking intimacy in other parts of your relationship (very important). What does your romance outside of sex look like? How often do you do date nights, or just act romantic or flirty with each other? You say you know things that used to turn you on now make you feel gross, have you had the time to think about what you’d really like, or are you drawing blanks?
I don’t think someone inflicting unwanted pain on you is something they should save for a special occasion- it’s a no go. Sex you don’t enjoy isn’t something you compromise on.
For real, she’s super immature. Sounds like the last thing she needs is a baby smh
I think it's fair to talk to her and let her know it bothered you and see what she says. I agree with the other commenter that you're probably struggling because of trust stuff. I would keep in mind though that is possible that it was just a lapse in memory also. Like if it was a relatively insignificant encounter, it's totally possible that when you were first discussing it that it just slipped her mind and like that would be a weird thing to randomly bring up when in the scheme of things it's so insignificant.
I'm not saying you shouldn't feel the way you feel about it, just that it may not have been malicious.
You can wait months for him to confirm he's breaking up with you, or you can end things now and spend those same months getting on with your life. A break up is a break up, there's always that sting. But a decisive break up is better than a drawn out process languishing in uncertainty and false hope. Give yourself something at least.