Therapy would help you realize you need to leave and will help you start to plan for the future. |
I spend as much weekend time out of the house as I can. |
OP- this is the key line "every weekend is living hell"
It seems like your lives are more entangled than not outside this living arrangement Do you work as well? May make sense to press for divorce to reset him a bit. Not a woman, not a DCUM regular just think it may govern this awful situation a bit more rationally |
Op, there is nothing stopping your dh from divorcing *you* when he feels like it. Food for thought…. |
If she knows how miserable her parents are she may want to rid herself of the house and all the bad vibes and memories of misery attached to it. |
Op your daughter will most likely imitate what you are modeling for her: marry someone like your husband and stay with him when he’s a jerk to her for the sake of the family. If that’s what you want for her then continue to model it. |
Are you sure? Your daughter is THIRTEEN. This is all totally insane. |
Why not divorce? Get rid of him (sounds like he’s already gotten rid of you in his own way, he’s just hanging on to what works for him such as your interest in his parents). |
+1 Right now he gets free childcare, free cooked food, free house cleaning, free scheduler, and appears externally like a Nice Married Guy with a Kid. OP gets the second shift housework and neglect. As does the daughter. |
Several affairs?!? |
Free elderly care and planning for his parents, who sure raised a winner. |
OP you are either a troll or a complete idiot. I say this with all the compassion I can muster.
As the child of parents who were in a toxic relationship, I can't tell you how relieved I was when they finally divorced. I was sad, sure. But more than that, I was relieved there would be no more fights, yelling, accusations, and worse, with me trapped in the middle. I feel like you are using the excuse of the house and your daughter -- who you claim to believe and accept fully at face value that she "plans to get married to a man" someday and live in the house -- as an excuse for you to do nothing, at the expense of your health, your mental and emotional well-being, and your daughter's well-being and future outlook on relationships. These are just excuses, OP. Sorry to be harsh. But you need a wakeup call. |
You know, my mother told me her fantasy of me raising my children in our home when I grew up and I laughed in her face as I told her I couldn't wait to finish HS so I could move far away and never come back, because her and my dad's fighting and terrible relationship made me miserable. She acted all shocked and I was genuinely shocked she'd think their terrible relationship would go unnoticed by me. I moved 3,000 miles away. |
Op please leave DCUM and get therapy. Your husband may be a jerk but dcum can’t help you out of your hole. They are not exclusive. Please do it for your daughter. Get a therapist who will help you be the best self you need to be for her.
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It is if they can just agree to live peacefully as roommates. |