canadianbriguy1
canadianbriguy1 t1_iyf8sbl wrote
Reply to comment by rosesandkittens5 in My son (7m) isn’t my husband’s(29m) and I (27f) don’t know who to talk to by rosesandkittens5
What you are doing to your husband and family? Oh no! She’s Evil!
canadianbriguy1 t1_iyf66x8 wrote
Reply to comment by rosesandkittens5 in My son (7m) isn’t my husband’s(29m) and I (27f) don’t know who to talk to by rosesandkittens5
Truth hurts? I’m really hoping this is a troll post at this point. If not, you really need to take a long look at who you are as a person and as a partner.
canadianbriguy1 t1_iyeu95n wrote
Reply to My son (7m) isn’t my husband’s(29m) and I (27f) don’t know who to talk to by rosesandkittens5
So am I understanding right that your oldest is the product of cheating, your 18 month old might be the product of cheating, but your confident your current pregnancy is his. So he doesn’t know about the repeated cheating? I’m not going to offer advice on how to continue to deceive your husband.
canadianbriguy1 t1_iyegr6n wrote
Reply to comment by schateu in Confessed to FWB, now what? by [deleted]
That is an excellent rule. I think a lot of feelings would be spared if more folks followed this!
canadianbriguy1 t1_iyea6gc wrote
Reply to Confessed to FWB, now what? by [deleted]
It’s a tough position. You will never get over your feelings if you are still seeing each other. It’s been a few months so his feelings aren’t likely to change, and definitely won’t change if you just keep doing what your doing because he’s getting what he wants now. You either live with these feelings knowing nothing will ever come from it, or break it off and once your feelings are gone you can try being friends again….
canadianbriguy1 t1_iydtjkq wrote
Just start a convo and say if you’re going to be sexual you’d like to be exclusive. That can lead to asking if she has been since you’ve been meeting up, and you tell her you havnt slept with anyone else since.
canadianbriguy1 t1_j6n5beq wrote
Reply to My (21m) girlfriend (20f) cheated on me. by [deleted]
Reddit overwhelmingly says no, but there are couples that come back from this. Don’t just outright forgive and pretend it didn’t happen though. If nothing changes then yes, it’s very likely to happen again and easier this time. You need to have a long or series of talks. She needs to find out why she would do this. Then is this something that can be fixed? She will need to understand that she needs to regain your trust. That may take a long time, it might never happen. You need to put things in place to be able to trust again. Open phone policy? No partying if you or someone you 100% trust are not with her? Whatever it takes to make you feel safe in the relationship. You take the opportunity to better yourself as well. This isn’t your fault but a wake up not to get too comfortable in the relationship until she can make you feel confident. Work on you, and the relationship will improve for it, and if not you will be better for it. She has to know these are take it or leave it options. If she’s not willing to accept she needs to change a lot, then it’s time to walk away. Your relationship ended when she cheated. Look at this as trying to build a new one or walking. Don’t try to just carry on where you left off. It’s ok to forgive and try again. It’s ok to walk away.