Anonymous wrote:So just leave already!
Meanwhile women who stay in a sexless marriage means you accept he’s getting it elsewhere.
Anonymous wrote:Me too.
Mine is an abusive bully to me and the kids. My oldest is exhibiting symptoms of anxiety now. God forbid I address the way he behaves towards her and experience his wrath. We're all on eggshells, just how he likes it.
I'm not saying he's a narcissist but when I google the things he says and does, pathological narcissism is what comes up. Every time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am in the phase of hating my DH as well. We started out best friends, respected each other's needs, interests, likes etc. SLowly he has changed over the years, and I guess i have too. While he has become more introverted and never wants to leave the house without me. I feel suffocated and withdrawn. We talk and talk. He is hurt i don't want to be with him 24/7. I work outside the home and he works from home. He quit his sporting leagues due to injuries/Covid and has no plans to go back. We spend a ton of time together but I can't say i enjoy it anymore. I feels like a chore. Even small things cause a fight. I come home tired and he asks me to go for a walk adn I don't want to. Then it turns into a 20 minute battle of why i don't want to go on a walk. I'm tired isn't good enough for him. Yes, i go on walks with him. Sometimes I just don't want to.
I feel like i am dying a death by a million papercuts at this point. The guy who used to go running or to the pool to swim laps is dead and I am married to a guy who thinks walking 4 blocks with me by his side every minute is a good replacement.
You’re a total and complete asshole. I hope you die alone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^ well, ok. How about the @ssholes that cheat when getting sex at home? Plenty of those.
No, there are not "plenty" of those. really. For every married cheating guy who gets sex at home, there are 25 sexless marriages where the guy is (of course!) cheating.
You are not only wrong but completely off topic, see thread title.
There are plenty of cheaters who get it at home. Desperate cheaters just don't want to believe it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That so many of you decided to marry men you clearly have come to hate and have no regard for says much about you and your poor decisions in life. That some of you stay married to these men makes me question your level of intelligence. Do you have self-respect or dignity? It comes off as pathetic.
If I felt this way about dh I would definitely divorce.
You can never predict the future behavior of any human being! People change, personalities change, brains change. Don’t judge.
So again, why stay? That someone does stay is an easy tell of what little reserve of self-worth they have.
Not sure if you're married, or for how long, or if you have kids. But things are often a lot more complicated than "just leave!"
This isn't a boyfriend of three months, in my case it's a marriage of 18 years, two kids, one a young teen and reluctance to unroot her at this stage of her life, a house on a complicated piece of rural property that we can't just easily throw a For Sale sign out front, financial entanglements, etc.
And as the PP said people can and do change. What was once a carefree, fun guy has grown angry and anxious.
Anonymous wrote:I don't want to alarm you divorced/single women, but these are the guys that are being dumped back into the pool of single eligible men. Dating from a cesspool of rejects and losers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^ well, ok. How about the @ssholes that cheat when getting sex at home? Plenty of those.
No, there are not "plenty" of those. really. For every married cheating guy who gets sex at home, there are 25 sexless marriages where the guy is (of course!) cheating.
You are not only wrong but completely off topic, see thread title.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am in the phase of hating my DH as well. We started out best friends, respected each other's needs, interests, likes etc. SLowly he has changed over the years, and I guess i have too. While he has become more introverted and never wants to leave the house without me. I feel suffocated and withdrawn. We talk and talk. He is hurt i don't want to be with him 24/7. I work outside the home and he works from home. He quit his sporting leagues due to injuries/Covid and has no plans to go back. We spend a ton of time together but I can't say i enjoy it anymore. I feels like a chore. Even small things cause a fight. I come home tired and he asks me to go for a walk adn I don't want to. Then it turns into a 20 minute battle of why i don't want to go on a walk. I'm tired isn't good enough for him. Yes, i go on walks with him. Sometimes I just don't want to.
I feel like i am dying a death by a million papercuts at this point. The guy who used to go running or to the pool to swim laps is dead and I am married to a guy who thinks walking 4 blocks with me by his side every minute is a good replacement.
You’re a total and complete asshole. I hope you die alone.
Anonymous wrote:I am in the phase of hating my DH as well. We started out best friends, respected each other's needs, interests, likes etc. SLowly he has changed over the years, and I guess i have too. While he has become more introverted and never wants to leave the house without me. I feel suffocated and withdrawn. We talk and talk. He is hurt i don't want to be with him 24/7. I work outside the home and he works from home. He quit his sporting leagues due to injuries/Covid and has no plans to go back. We spend a ton of time together but I can't say i enjoy it anymore. I feels like a chore. Even small things cause a fight. I come home tired and he asks me to go for a walk adn I don't want to. Then it turns into a 20 minute battle of why i don't want to go on a walk. I'm tired isn't good enough for him. Yes, i go on walks with him. Sometimes I just don't want to.
I feel like i am dying a death by a million papercuts at this point. The guy who used to go running or to the pool to swim laps is dead and I am married to a guy who thinks walking 4 blocks with me by his side every minute is a good replacement.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That so many of you decided to marry men you clearly have come to hate and have no regard for says much about you and your poor decisions in life. That some of you stay married to these men makes me question your level of intelligence. Do you have self-respect or dignity? It comes off as pathetic.
If I felt this way about dh I would definitely divorce.
You can never predict the future behavior of any human being! People change, personalities change, brains change. Don’t judge.
So again, why stay? That someone does stay is an easy tell of what little reserve of self-worth they have.
Anonymous wrote:^ well, ok. How about the @ssholes that cheat when getting sex at home? Plenty of those.