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You don't trust him, clearly. Whether or not it's warranted changes little. Where there's no trust, there's no relationship. I don't see how you can move forward with this relationship.

I'd be really surprised if he's cheating while he's away with his family. Do you know for sure that he's with them? Are there photos of him and the group?

How many times do you need this woman to tell you it's over and she wants nothing to do with you, before you believe her? No healthy relationship involves this much turbulence and switching between extremes (I miss you, I want nothing to do with you). It's obvious that its too far gone to salvage. Stop allowing her to keep coming in and out of your life over and over. If she can't make the decision once and for all that it's over, and stick to it, then you need to be the one to make the decision.

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Morten, are you even reading what people are writting and asking?

@Lotsgoingon Lying can be effortless for this folks. Sadly, this isn’t the first time my radar has gone “off”. But, it is the first time I’ve been blocked. Thank you for your words of wisdom. It’s not listening to what he says, but observing his behavior and how it makes me feel.

Whatever you do from here on, you do NOT want to just ask him about your concerns. Cheaters lie so easily. Lying is a basic part of cheating!!!! Cheaters often plan their lies and practice them quietly all along. So if he is cheating, he'll have a good lie ready to give you, one that is possibly (possibly!) plausible enough. Your task is to observe carefully AND to pay attention to discomfort in your body, pay attention to that fear you might have deep down. Pay attention to any inconsistencies in his behavior or communication from here on out.

Can you just kind of let go of this and get on with your day to day life? Reconnect with him when he's back and talk it over. If you have to "keep your eyes and ears open" in order to be in this relationship, it seems to be impossible. You are long distance and have shared "several weekends" together in real life. How can you even know what warrants concern or not when your everyday lives do not intersect at all? From my perspective, you're either going to have to let this all go, or forget the whole thing. Which leads me to ask: why have you chosen to be in a long dis

Thank you, @Lotsgoingon. This is exactly what first came to mind. It was so bizarre. I have never been blocked before. Fortunately, I have a cell phone for work and it could simulate a “being blocked” scenario with my personal phone. The results were consistent with my number being blocked. Also, having to hang up on a call to put a “headset“ in makes no sense. Most people can put in their headset while they’re still on a call. And then to immediately, literally one minute later, get a text that there is a “emergency” is very odd. The story he came back with was that a young child,

Today he was moved to a LTac facility. It's a nursing home more or less. I saw him, he's confused still. He doesn't know my name, he doesn't know why he's in the place. He thinks I am a doctor sometimes, sometimes he thinks I am his mom. This is ... Not good. This is where he is going to stay because he's... Shutting down bit by bit. I a vacuum someone said? Yes. I am numb, unfeeling. I tell him I love him. And this is the end.

I did a double take when I read this. First you make this vulnerable unwell man sound like he's an interesting object or curio that you've picked up ("I showed her him in his hospital bed"), and then you start gossiping about his condition ("I told her about the cirrhosis...They asked me if he drinks..."). You have no idea if he wants friends to visit right now or which people he'd invite if he did, and you certainly don't know if he'd be comfortable with you discussing his medical information at his bedside with someone you've only met once or twice. That was a serious breach of his privacy.

Quite on the contrary, my opinion is based exactly on how our brains work. When people are truly in love, they will satisfy their desire for renewed “crushes” with each other. They’ll fall in love with each other over and over again, reinvigorate their feeling. When something is wrong in a relationship and love is lacking, their brains will channel that desire outside, towards other people, even subconsciously and seemingly against their will and intentions. I do mean only people who are in love. Not people who are “in love”.

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I'm sorry: but his hanging up suddenly and then blocking you (for hours!) is consistent with a guy who is with another woman. My first thought is that he blocked you because he didn't want the "other woman" (the one he might be with) is right there with him) to see your name pop up on his phone. Also whispering? Who the heck has to whisper in these days of cell phones? If I have to whisper to someone, I'll give the person a reason in real time. "Hey, I'm in my cousin's hotel room. I gotta talk softly." That's the way it sounds to me. I'd keep my eyes and ears open to other odd behavior i

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As others have said everyone has their own boundaries. I'd have no issue with a GF meeting a male friend one on one as long as they were always friends and there wasn't a history going on with them, likewise I wouldn't be comfortable dating a girl who's not ok with me having a relationship with my long time female friends. The buck would stop with her having travelling male friends over to stay in her bedroom or similar stuff, as happened with my ex-girlfriend. It sounds like you're doing as well as you can as in you can't help feeling jealous. Just recognising this as probably somewhat u

He'll probably just find someone else to torment.

I would bet any money she's been seeing someone else and she comes to you for attention when she's not getting it from him.

You would be well within your rights to do so, by the way. She should be woirred about that. Her choices have consequences she might not like. It is not fair of her to take away your right to make an informed decision for yourself, which is precisely what she is doing by refusing to be honest.

devil's advocate here, just two points of consideration. 1. this insecure scenario about a "younger woman" is also heavily relying on 100% believing that your 25 year old niece wants to have sex with your husband, who is her uncle. regardless if your husband may believe she is attractive, the onus would be on the niece finding her much older uncle attractive enough to sleep with. is this the most reasonable outcome of this observation that you came up with? 2. would this thread exist if it wasn't your niece, but your nephew? maybe i'm with @Gebidozo on this one, that this seems t

Indeed, but it's one think using SEO to push your business up the Google ranks and another having big data seeping into your personal life. Don't want to derail the thread too much into politics but I don't think social media and OLD have enriched society, quite the opposite. In my personal life there's evidence all around me that's quite plain to see.

Every couple's a little bit different. If my wife were to attempt kick me out of the house for merely talking with a young woman, I'd take her up on it and leave, and consider myself MUCH better off without a level of jealousy, distrust, and controlling behavior that TBF sounds almost deranged and/or an "excuse" to become emotionally abusive to me. BUT different things work for different people and perhaps the supposed father in this marriage is fine with this. Or perhaps just to insecure to leave. There are male domestic abuse victims out there who can't find in themselves to leave,