LafayetteLady -> RE: Frequency of Sessions after Two Years Together? (5/23/2009 1:12:56 PM)
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I'm sorry (ok, not really), but it is really immature and selfish to have the attitude of "I don't get all the SEX I want so maybe I should find someone to meet that need." You talk about all the problems in the relationship and your only concern is you aren't getting enough sex? Sorry, I read that and immediately see YOU as the problem. You say you are in a RELATIONSHIP, then damn it act like it. It takes two people to make or break a relationship. Coming in later with the "she's messy, kid is disrespectful" just doesn't cut it for me. Especially since it sounds like the kid has reason to disrespect you, just based on what you posted here. As others have asked, what do YOU do? Do you make an effort to clean up the house? Have YOU talked to her about her child's attitude towards you? Why do you pay all the bills? What happens to all her money? If she isn't contributing to the household financially, sounds like it wasn't something that was discussed and that falls on YOU, since you invited her to live in your house. A kid can dislike a parents new "friend" for a million reasons. They could have the hope that parents will get back together. They could not want parent with anyone. That falls on HER. I don't know how old the kid is, but past the age of about 5, she should have had a level appropriate talk with the kid to find out how they felt about the move. It's bad parenting not to because that kid should be coming before you every time, which if your claim of several 4-6 hour "sessions" a week, it doesn't seem like the kid needed all that much care. In any case, the disrespectful child issue needs to be dealt with immediately. Obviously, you aren't happy with the situation. But it also sounds like you might be pressuring her on the sex issue. The "passion" calms as time goes on. If all you are interested in is sex, you owe it to this woman to end the relationship and in the future be clear about what you are searching for. At the moment though, you are in a relationship, so man up. Talk to this woman about the problems in an adult, open manner. ALL of the problems. Don't pressure her that you need to have your sexual needs met and so if she can't do it, you will satisfy that need elsewhere. You can't do that without coming off sounding like an asshole.
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