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If he's getting his money from her then God knows what he's doing to get it.

 

What do you mean? Like having sex with her for money?

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Yeah. She loves him and likely makes him earn it with sexual favors.

 

Is that not basically like prostitution? Thats a bit weird isnt it?

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I know nothing about that. But she loves him and will likely get him any way she can. It's not weird. They have a history, we're engaged and have children. They will always have something between them.

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I know nothing about that. It's not weird./QUOTE]

 

But it was you that said it? And surely her paying him for sex would be weird if that was what was happening?

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Why has it?
He has already started the cycle of cheating on you by talking about their sex life together, by planning weekends together, vacations together. He has already started brainwashing you that it's entirely for the children that she'll stay over with the kids. Do you know any seperated couples that continue staying at each other's place for the sake of kids? No. At 1 and 2 years old these babies need their own beds, they need a routine and need that routine be respected as much as possible. You don't have babies that age do 'sleep over' at dads.
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I know nothing about that. It's not weird./QUOTE]

 

But it was you that said it? And surely her paying him for sex would be weird if that was what was happening?

 

 

It's unlikely that he's literally prostituting himself, but if she gives him money he's beholden to her, which makes it harder to rebuff her advances etc. I think that's what people are getting at.

 

 

But either way - this man is NOT A GOOD BET.

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He has already started the cycle of cheating on you by talking about their sex life together, by planning weekends together, vacations together. He has already started brainwashing you that it's entirely for the children that she'll stay over with the kids. Do you know any seperated couples that continue staying at each other's place for the sake of kids? No. At 1 and 2 years old these babies need their own beds, they need a routine and need that routine be respected as much as possible. You don't have babies that age do 'sleep over' at dads.

 

Lucy: As he borrowed money from you?

 

They didnt stay in the end. But they were out together for about 12 hours and are out at his parents together today. He was texing me on and off all day though.

 

No hes never borrowed money from me. I pay for things sometimes and so does he

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are out at his parents together today.
And you don't think it's unusual that they continue acting like they're a couple? Why can't he take his 2 kids on his own and visit his parents?
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And you don't think it's unusual that they continue acting like they're a couple? Why can't he take his 2 kids on his own and visit his parents?

 

I dont know. Maybe she wont let him? Or he doesnt feel like he could manage on his own? Or it could be because its for one of the childrens birthdays?

 

I dont think theyre acting like theyre still a couple, they hardly see eachother normally and i dont think theres any kind of affection. And his parents know they have split up

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He has already started the cycle of cheating on you by talking about their sex life together, by planning weekends together, vacations together. He has already started brainwashing you that it's entirely for the children that she'll stay over with the kids. Do you know any seperated couples that continue staying at each other's place for the sake of kids? No. At 1 and 2 years old these babies need their own beds, they need a routine and need that routine be respected as much as possible. You don't have babies at that age do 'sleep over' at dads.
There are beds at his place for the children still but they were only going to have been staying for the convenience as he lives closer to the place they went yesterday and to his parents place for today. But he told her it wasnt a good idea. I think the plans to take the children away have also been cancelled. And he wasnt really talking about their sex life. She was
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What do you relationship consider deal-breakers, Lucy?

 

Cheating. Lying. Physical or mental abuse. Things like that. But thats what im saying, i dont know that hes lying and it was her talking about sex. Not him. So im not sure that counts as cheating..

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I think the plans to take the children away have also been cancelled. And he wasnt really talking about their sex life. She was

 

There will be other trips that they will plan. And yes he did talk about the great sex they has together. He acknowledged that it was great between them. You can justify his behavior all you want if it makes you feel better. You just don't want to acknowledge the truth. You will realise we were right eventually.

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And yes he did talk about the great sex they has together. He acknowledged that it was great between them.

 

Thats all he said though. That it was good? He didnt go into any details like she did. Surely hes allowed to have memories? And they were together for years so you would assume from that that he must have enjoyed the sex. So is it really that bad for him to say that?

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Hes just shared a post on social media that has the quote "alot men and women stay single because they are tires of giving everything and ending up with nothing". Why would he post something like that when hes not single?

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Cheating. Lying. Physical or mental abuse. Things like that. But thats what im saying, i dont know that hes lying and it was her talking about sex. Not him. So im not sure that counts as cheating..

 

So you're not sure if this man is a cheat and a liar. Let me refresh your memory.

 

Post 7: yes i would say he emotionally cheated as we were talking for sometime before he ended things with her

 

Post 29: also i didnt like 1, his temper, 2 the fact he was given plenty of chances and still chose to lie and hide me away from her, and 3 the way he twisted as though she was the one in the wrong.

 

Post 34: He was then messaging her for hours, even though he said he wasnt

 

Post 82: and talking about how down hes feeling with his anxiety and depression...That he is actually depressed but wanted me to think he was happy

 

Post 84: Even asked him if there was soneone else and he said no.

 

Post: 353 And he told her the other day that he couldnt see the children because he was working but he was with me. That was before he actually told her about me.

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@Gaeta....

 

I can see the lying and cheating there. But only a minor part was to me. Nearly all of that is what he has done to her, not me

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Hes just shared a post on social media that has the quote "alot men and women stay single because they are tires of giving everything and ending up with nothing". Why would he post something like that when hes not single?

 

Because staying single is better than his current life choices.

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Less drama, less demands, more freedom, more sleeping around, not having to answer to anyone, not having to tell someone what your plans are..... there are a mountain of reasons.

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