I agree if you can spread them legs then you can take care of the responsibility thats why to many kids are in the system now because of messed up partents like you
So she's too sensitive but he's not know his feelings matter but hers don't put yourself in her shoes you're telling her because he feels this way his feelings are more important than yours was she feels a way about that she did nothing it ain't her fault
The same thing had basically happened to me too but instead it was my stepmother who was always talking bad about me and putting me down and my dad wouldn’t do anything he’d just let it happen. I haven’t really talked to my dad in 3 years and I guess he still doesn’t understand why.
Thats just not a good thing to do. As a boyfriend you should help your woman make her argument and articulate her feelings. You want to get to the bottom of her sorrow so you can resolve it and progress the relationship. "Beating" your woman in an argument isnt a good thing. You wont have resolved anything and there will only be losers in the long run
@@Yeah_You_Thought did you miss the part where she said they had it before like that and it was no issue? It is a recognized kink so with that said, do you ask for permission for ever single bit of nuance that may occur before hand, or, do you act on prior agreements? I cannot 100% fault the guy as it was permissible prior to the one time it suddenly wasn't. I'm not saying her feelings arent invalid, but I am saying that changing your mind after the fact is not cool.
She has a picture of her husband walking with her own daughter, OP's stepdaughter, and she says that's proof. They were visiting her at her job and have a normal relationship, but the wife came from a cult kinda environment, and says he's in his prime to have kids and her daughter is in the right age to have kids. She also starts calling her daughter slurs at home, and the daughter goes to live with him.
Okay, just so no one else wastes their time worrying about looking for the rest of the story, there is no satisfying update yet, the guy goes to stay with his parents, and we don't get any update on what is actually going on.
for the first one, YTA. you'll regret saying you're fine with never talking to her later. also that isn't so much of "emotional blackmail" as it is an ultimatum. you cant have a kid wreck a car that someone worked hard for, and not do anything to them.
1st story: YTA. Your daughter can sue you for the money needed for a new car. YOU should've made sure your ADHD daughter should not have been driving. If she could drive, she can work.
I mean if they're sharing a bed and as long as they're not going to be trashing the place or taking up stuff like the shower for too long o really wouldn't care if my friend wanted to include his girlfriend in his half of the payment.
I hate men like him. You are grooming a psycho when you do stuff like that. You told him that hurting other people so they can keep you when they did nothing to them is normal. GET therapy and you are an awful father to both.
Story 1: NTA. She needed a wake-up call. Story 2: Already resolved, u don't need advice other than to grow a backbone and to say "No. We won't be taking the couch. Either you take it or it's going to the dump or getting donated to a Thrift Store. Story 3: Do not take him back. He knew how much that book meant to you and had the fire not gotten out of control, he would have burned it and never told you. That was intentional. Out of the other 300 books she had, he lit her most cherished one on fire? Sketchy. Story 4: Husband wants an excuse to cheat. He wants you to say "Yeah, I don't mind." So that if you want a divorce after his escapades, he won't be sacked for cheating. Divorce him now. Intent to cheat is still painfully evident.
At 6:00 when the guy is talking about the girl having no fault in their breakup. Dude don't lie about why you're breaking up, it is her fault, and you shouldn't be friends with someone after a breakup.
@@brianpinkey676 i dont get why u cant tho? They were childhood friends. Only dated for a few months. Broke it off mutually . If u break up with sm1 over that ur just insecure
@@THblox Well first, they dated for years, not months. Second, he's her ex, and the OP was her future spouse. How can you put more weight on a friendship with an ex than that of your SO? And the disrespect started when she referred to her ex as her "best friend" while leaving her then boyfriend in second place. If you're not her best friend than you're not qualified to be her SO, period, full stop.
Not a popular opinion, but no one is obligated to invite you on a cruise. Maybe they just want to spend time without you around? Or they just want to do a special trip for grandma and a smaller group.
