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Reply: What's Your Deal Breaker?

Definitely cheating, have to agree. I never understand people that "grow" from a...

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Reply: Need sex - no boyfriend!

Going back to an ex isn't always a bad idea. But you BOTH have to ONLY want sex. I made...

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Reply: in relation with a married man

Well, you honestly should have already prepared for this to happen from the start. He...

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Reply: I feel like my fiancé puts me down...

I agree. And I have told him that there are free options for therapy, or even going...

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Reply: I feel like my fiancé puts me down...

I do think or relationship is rather unhealthy. I can't stress enough how emotionally...

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Reply: I feel like my fiancé puts me down...

I really think that's a bit extreme (not that I don't appriciate the time/reply). He is...

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I really think that's a bit extreme (not that I don't appriciate the time/reply). He is VERY unhappy with himself, and his life. Even if he has yet to admit or say it, I know he has to be struggling with depression (as I have a lot of my life). He has never directly said hurtful things to me with the intention of hurting me like he has. He says things without thinking, to later regret it.
I've had this theory that he "subconciously" has made these comments, making me more insecure, so that I wont leave him. Does that make sense? Like I'm not good enough to get any better, so I wont leave him.
He already had a daughter with one other woman who even thought the relationship was toxic through and through (a lot of it from her end believe it or not) but he stayedwith her for four years till SHE broke it off. He wanted to make it work due to having a kid together.
Now he has another kid coming whith another girl, at the age of 32, and I know he is terrfied of going through the same process again.

This site is my "go-to" for when things are wrong. So of course everyone reads the sitty things he has done/said, and have no idea about the positive aspects of the relationship. There is one thing I have never had to worry about, him being faithful. Like I said, he's terrified of having to repeat a really crappy process (for everyone involved).
I'm not a phone person I'm very forgettful and forget to call him pretty often. He always asks me to call him whether he's at work, at friend's house, or whatever. If I don't call him, he calls me. He calls me multiple times on his work breaks, or if he's hanging out with friends for longer than a quick "what's up". We share the same facebook account, currently (but not usually) sharing the same cell phone, and spend most of our time together.

He had an alcoholic phase when he was with his daughter's mom, and on a rare occassion resulted in hurting himself. Even though I wouldn't blame him if he beat the crap out of her -he never came close.View Thread

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Reply: Do guys care about stretch marks? I don't think my...

He has yet to make any other comments since the one time in the waiting room. But he...

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I'm currently 7.5 months pregnant with my first, 20 years old. I've been with my fiance...

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Reply: Here it is.. How to leave your partner while pregn...

Spontaneously, I never implied? I have tied with friends about it, and my brother in...

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There's so many things wrong with so many daycares. Are their decent ones in different...

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