guy here- answer, every single one of my friendsAnonymous wrote:How many husbands do you know who are fully competent fathers of 2+ children? Or any children for that matter?
Anonymous wrote:If he doesn’t know after 3.5 years, he’s just not that into you and you should move on. I speak from experience. If you choose to waste any more time, that’s on you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You’re 26 and want six babies? I wouldn’t want to marry you either. Who are you expecting to financially support that many mouths?
This is code for “I don’t want to work yet be provided everything I want.”
Anonymous wrote:You’re 26 and want six babies? I wouldn’t want to marry you either. Who are you expecting to financially support that many mouths?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t live with someone you aren’t engaged to.
You are still very young, but old enough to know what you want. He is certainly old enough to know what he wants. If you’re not engaged after 3+ years, it’s not going to happen. I know it’s hard, but in your shoes I would move out and move on.
+1. Do not waste one more day on this guy. He’s just not that into you.
And next time, do not shack up without a ring and a date.
Anonymous wrote:OP here.
I am the youngest of five which is why I want my own big family. He makes a very high salary, one that’s definitely high enough to support five or six kids, so that isn’t really the issue. I also have a very supporting high earning family.
But, I recently moved in with him, a few months ago, I’m not even fully moved in, so I could still move back out.
I’m hesitant to leave because social relationships (friends or boyfriends) are honestly very mentally exhausting and hard to maintain for me (I feel really shy and drained) especially when new, but after 3.5 years, I feel so comfortable that it would be so hard to leave.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It sounds like he's a rich guy who tries to date younger women, and not settle.
Also, you're the baby of five and also young, do you really know what it takes to have a large family nowadays?
This! Like a lot of things,a big family is more work and less fun when you're the mom.
Anonymous wrote:I listen to your reasons for wanting to get married and they seem to boil down to:
1) It’s time; and
2) He’s loaded.
You say he’s the best partner you have ever had (in your very limited experience) but you never really describe what it is that you love about him beyond a checklist.
My sweet, summer child: He sees that, too. What do you really have to offer except youth and presumably beauty? And just because he CAN afford 5-6 children in no way means he wants half a football team.