Alecta -> RE: need to suck it up n take charge help (4/22/2012 3:08:21 PM)
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ORIGINAL: RedMagic1 You may be right, Alecta. Only one side of the story and all that, but I sure ain't saying you're wrong. However, please bear in mind, if you post advice again, that if she walks she might lose the roof over her head. Speaking as a woman who has come from that position, Red, fear of losing the roof over your head is never a good enough reason to subject yourself to an abusive relationship. (If you enjoy the abuse, on the other hand, that's a different matter ;p ) And on a purely empirical view, there is plenty of possible support from all levels of community for single mothers that she should not have to subject herself to the fear of being homeless, especially with a child that young. quote:
Okay, so Alecta, right now it is oonly bedroom, with the occasional public hookup when we can. He does love me, I know that, and no, we both buy the. Food, but I'm the only one with a little money. So he comes to me. Yeah he loves his kids, and feels like he helps, but its not much. We live at his moms house, for now because we need the help. But yes, his sex life is the most important. He constantly asks me to suck his dick and I say no a lot, but I do, do it oftentoo yet he compains to me saying I NEVER want to.... it just seems that way bc he's asking multiple times a day and I'm busy doing stuff. I feel dumb for thinking that if I learn to be more dominant, it could save my relationship.... but I'm willing to try. I don't think he even thinks there's anythinng wrong.... except me.... If his sex life isn't the most important thing to him I'd have pointed you at the other options. Maybe I'm over-reaching. I feel that if it were some other kink-inclined couple I'd suggest chastity, but with the history and the way you speak about it, I do not think that will solve anything in the long run. I do not believe, somehow, that mere talk and adjustments from you would really get through to him, nor do I believe that you are in the right frame of mind to negotiate with him. I'm sorry to say I feel that odds are you will cave in to his demands and rhetoric and become more and more unhappy until something truly dangerous happens to you. As with any relationship, you have to learn to speak up about the things you feel and to hold to it. If you feel like he's not respecting you, don't let him talk you into thinking you were mistaken for feeling that. Every feeling is valid. The point of talking feelings out is to find out WHY you feel a certain way, and how the BOTH of you can work towards helping you not feel that way in the future. Don't let anyone else but yourself tell you how you SHOULD feel, feelings don't work like that and you'll just end up chewing yourself up. The level of intimacy and how that is communicated between partners is very valid and important, I'm not denying that, and like I said, if it were a slightly different circumstance I'd have sided with Red. I'm just not sure this one is worth the effort, considering its current state and what's at stake.
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