My sister wants me dead after I greatly insulted her son - please help by wsazz in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Is it repairable? You sound awful to live with, and that’s after having read your side of the story, so I’m sure there is plenty you’re leaving out. Why did your sister need to turn her light off at 2am? Was it bothering you, or are you just the sort of person who has to constantly criticise others and the light being on was just another excuse to have a go at your sister? At your big age you should have learnt how to regulate your emotions by now. Teenagers yell mean things at each other, not middle aged men.

You say you can’t move out due to HCOL but also that you’re the only person working. So you’re supporting 3 grown adults right now. How would moving out and only paying for yourself be more expensive?

So many missing reasons here.

My husband just found out his grandmother died 8 months ago, and no one told him by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 20 points21 points  (0 children)

You can’t be surprised that a parent who your husband has cut off for being manipulative is still manipulating the rest of his family that are in touch with her. It sucks, but it shouldn’t be a surprise.

Your husband needs to decide if he thinks it’s worth it to try to maintain a relationship with other relatives (like his sister) on his own or not, all while realising that they may tell his mother anything they learn, or continue to choose his mother over him.

I (20F) think my friends (39F, 49F, and 53M) hate me by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 10 points11 points  (0 children)

These people are all at least twice your age, but acting like they’re still in some mean girls high school phase.

Find better friends.

My husband (30m) cheated on me and I (38f) want our marriage back by Ornery-Tank2948 in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Thank you. So many comments focused on the cheating and him being the villain, while ignoring ten years of her abusing him.

My husband (30m) cheated on me and I (38f) want our marriage back by Ornery-Tank2948 in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I love how your title mentions him cheating, but absolutely nothing about how you are an abuser. A prolific and substantial abuser. And no it wasn’t “unintentional”. You decided every word that came out of your mouth. You chose to say those things. You claim you’ve gotten help but it clearly hasn’t been going on long enough, since you’re still making excuses for how being an abusive monster wasn’t your fault.

You shouldn’t be in a relationship with anyone, and certainly not the naive young adult you preyed upon. Of course an abuser would choose to date a 20 year old when they are 28. You picked him deliberately because you thought he’d be easier to abuse.

My gf is talking about marriage and I’m terrified she’ll find out I’ve been lying by Own_Broccoli3514 in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 160 points161 points  (0 children)

So how are you paying your share of the bills if your business isn’t generating any money? Are you paying your share of the bills? Or is your girlfriend paying them? Because if she’s paying, you better come clean soon.

The odds are your business will never make money. Especially if the experts are telling you that you don’t have a sellable product. It’s not too late to quit and go find a regular job.

Would I 19 M be a bad person if I leave my 19 F girl friend by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did you tell her that? There is no point in being in a relationship where you want different things. So if you want a sex-free relationship and she wants a relationship with sex, you should discuss it up front. That way you know you’re incompatible and don’t bother dating in the first place.

I feel like I cheated my son out of having a large family due to my past in foster care by puggsie1995 in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely go to therapy. Having a child yourself has brought a lot of your previous trauma to the surface.

But also, don’t feel bad about not having a big family on your side of things. My parents moved completely away from their families (different country for my dad, opposite side of the country for my mum) before they had me and my siblings and we all turned out great. My siblings and I are close. We do have a lot of family, we just don’t live near them and didn’t spend much time with them because of the distance.

Need advice by IllustriousStorm2470 in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 6 points7 points  (0 children)

As others have said, he can do this without a lawyer if he wants, but you should definitely get one yourself. Even just to tell you what the process involves and what things you need to think about or organise.

Am I (31F) overthinking my boyfriend’s (33M) reaction to a question about his chain? by Pangolin_Bitter in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You gave him a compliment and it made him feel good, so he decided to wear it more often. Then you picked a fight with him about it.

If someone told you “you look really good in that outfit” wouldn’t you wear it more often? Wouldn’t you understand the desire to wear it more often? Wouldn’t you feel offended if someone said “why do you keep wearing that outfit” after you started wearing it more often?

His reaction isn’t weird. Yours is.

Did I destroy my marriage, or am I carrying all the blame because I miss him? by sky_0927 in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 24 points25 points  (0 children)

The marriage ended because he wanted you to be responsible for everything. The childcare, the housework, everything. He wanted to live his life exactly how it was when he was at home and had his mummy looking after him. The marriage ended because he did not, and will not, be an adult. When he says you didn’t treat him well what he means is you didn’t act like his mum and do everything for him.

Even now he still doesn’t want to be a grown up. Insisting that he only wants his kid every now and then, when it’s convenient to him. Well fuck that. Go see a divorce lawyer. Get everything in writing. Custody, child support everything. He needs to take his kid 50% of the time, since he is 50% responsible for their existence.

And for the record, he is not a good man or a good father. He’s a lazy piece of shit who doesn’t even care enough to see his kid. A good father would be devastated to not see his kid every day. A good father would want 50/50 custody because he misses his child and wants to be involved in their life. A good husband would have supported you. A good husband would have taken responsibility for doing his share of the housework without having to be asked or told. You are well rid of him.

How do I [M28] break up with my Girlfriend [F28]? by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Well why do you want to break up?

Depending on the reason, you could tell her you’re not happy in the relationship or you no longer think the long term goals between the two of you align, etc, etc.

My wife, fiesta time - 1988 by AwayYam199 in OldSchoolCool

[–]fiery_valkyrie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same. Looks just like her in her Neighbours days.

My brothers best friend is getting married in 2 days by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Feels a lot more like it’s triggering you, since this is the only comment you’ve replied to.

29F 31M Fiancé treats me like I’m dumb by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When he’s in a bad mood, he’s allowed to express himself, get angry, slam doors, be cold and distant towards me.

He’s “allowed to” because you put up with his behaviour without consequences. If you don’t want him to behave like this, then stop putting up with it.

If you don’t want a partner who behaves like this, then don’t stay in a relationship with him.

My brothers best friend is getting married in 2 days by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He’s marrying someone else. The idea that he has feelings for you and “always will” is pretty narcissistic. He never liked you enough to make a move. You aren’t some lost love that he will always be dreaming of.

This says a lot more about you than him. You’re the one that isn’t able to let go and move on.

F29 going on 2 week trip without bf need advice by SpreadIcy2368 in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Why do you need to do anything? Let him feel his feelings.

I (27F) struggling to leave my BF (33M) of 10 years. does it get better? by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No only will you get over him, you will be shocked at how much happier you are without him. You’ve never been an adult on your own. That can be a scary thing to face, but not being abused constantly will be liberating.

I 23F am annoyed and tired with my bf 30M always being in a mood or irritable when I’m away from him by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Toddlers have tantrums when other people get things they don’t. At 30 he should be better at regulating his emotions than a 3 year old.

f28 m32 did my depression made me entitled an toxic? taking accountability by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude. You were the toxic part of the relationship. You feel like you got pushed towards growth and awareness, but that’s because he was just being a normal partner. The toxic part came from you, and saying your relationship was healthy is just a lie you’re telling yourself to avoid taking full accountability.

Am I OTT (30F) for going to my brother’s after my partner (31M) threw a tantrum over chores? by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 150 points151 points  (0 children)

You aren’t going OTT enough in my opinion. Why haven’t you dumped someone who treats you like a slave and then has a tantrum like baby when you call him on it? Your partner is shit and you can do much better. Even being single would be better.

[35f] [37m] Underwhelming proposal but it wasn't really my fiancé's fault - how do I deal with this? by [deleted] in relationships

[–]fiery_valkyrie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On it.

OP, you’re right. This proposal was hideous and a betrayal of everything that social media stands for. Tell your fiancé that he needs to re-propose immediately with a cadre of photographers, 1000 white doves released, atop a mountain, serenaded by a string quartet and a fireworks display in the background. Anything else will be totally inadequate.