Just venting🫠

So im married and i meet my husband 4/5 years ago. We have two little girls, and we are suppoused to be ok, but he is always reacting to other womens on IG, or talking to other woman even when he knows it hurts me. I dont know what to do at this point. I dont want to divorce because i want my girls to grow up in a family and feel supported. But at the same time i feel like my selflove and my confidence falling apart. How you deal with somenthing like this? Just ignore it and live with it. I dont want to fight anymore about this. I talk so many times. I feel defeat and i feel the only two options i got is break my family or live my life ignoring my problems.

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Wow first of all that's super disrespectful of your husband acting in appropriately when he knows this is hurting you. I would even go as far as calling it deceitful as his commitment should be on you and your babies and not trying to chase new girls. Liking and messaging these girls photos Physically let's these girls know that he is Interested in Them, opening a door for that. Alot of couples meet online nowadays. Be strong, stand your ground and tell him you've had enough! If he wants to glare and message other girls then why not leave your family and get what he wants?? Tell him how you really feel and do not put up with this, if you allow repetitive disrespect he will continue to think it's allowed. So sorry for being so blunt and harsh but you deserve a man who is committed to family values and dedicated to You! The man should make you feel like a queen

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First love yourself. Your little girl learning how woman need to be treated . How stand for herself. He doesn't respect you;/ or your family. Change is needed. And it's always more then 2 choices. Good luck girl šŸ’•

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Honestly, I'd reframe what you said and tell you that you aren't breaking your family by leaving, he already has broken it. Your girls can feel the tension whether it's spoken about or not and over time they will start to wonder if they're the reasons for the problems. It's never good to stay in a relationship "for the kids" and life is too short. Respect yourself and leave, your kids will learn over time in age appropriate manners why you aren't together and they will be way better off with a happy mom than a miserable one.

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Everything the others said is true. But girl don’t even stress out. Treat home like he treats you and see what happens. This may not be the best advice but go on IG and like other men pics too. Do it when you’re right next to him. And when he asks, tell him well you do it. Is okay when you do it and it’s not when I do it? But don’t take my advice I’m just that petty.

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So you are unhappy and hurt šŸ˜ž what is the msg u want your daughters to have? It’s ok to feel hurt? It’s ok to feel disrespected? It’s ok to ignore o
Your feelings? Do you think they will feel supported knowing feeling their mama is not ? No mama, you deserve to be happy be respect and supported as your kids. ā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļø

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As a child of parents who ā€œstayed together for the kidsā€ you have to leave him. Spent almost everyday of my childhood wishing my parents would break up instead of fighting everyday Infront of us or anytime we went out to do something fun was ruined bc they can’t stand each other. If you’ve tried and tried and he hasn’t then It’s better to break up than stay in an unhappy relationship, set good examples for your kids and teach them what love should be.

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First and foremost, if someone "broke up your family," it's him. You say you want your girls to grow up in a family and feel supported. What they're seeing is how a man should treat them and what they should expect of a future spouse. If you're ok with them being treated by their husband how he's treating you, stay and keep putting up with it. If not, you have to make a change and show them that's not ok.

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Baaaaaabe, if you don’t wanna leave start exhibiting the same behavior he is šŸ˜‡ if this were me, I’d say ā€œI see you doing XYZ, I’d like to be in an open relationship.ā€ I would only do this after I found someone else. 🄰 it’s not fair of you to go through this pain and him just be super inconsiderate about your half of the relationship. I would recommend finding someone taller, richer and hotter šŸ’šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø you can find those men at expensive restaurant bars, hotel bars, or anywhere business men go.

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It's sad to see the people recommending you to stoop to his level. Just have some self respect and leave.

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yup I said the same thing. That’s how you treat these men . Watch him change real quick when she starts to treat him the way he treats her

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Separating isn't breaking your family if you still co-parent. For some people, separating is finding the best solution for your children to have maximum love & happiness.

If that's the route you go, please know it's not as bad as we as women have been conditions to think it is!

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Partner works incredibly long hours, how much do they help out?

I'm struggling. Have been for a while. I've had one break from parenting my daughter, that was for 3 hours in December when I left her with her dad.

She's 14 months old and I'm just tired. I've done every night by myself. He's out of bed at 4am and doesn't get home until 7-9pm. He drives for work, very physically tiring.
On the weekends he was doing 6 days, one weekend day off, but now has both off.

He doesn't sit on the floor and play with her, he doesn't read to her because he says she doesn't have the patience.
He will pick her up and hold her whilst he's cooking.

Recently I've been "snappy" with him.
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The same day I told him I was going to run her bath and to watch her whilst she was still eating, he fell asleep on the sofa.

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"I don't get why you're so snappy with me"

I said - Probably because I haven't had a break since December.

"Do you think I don't know you haven't had a break. I haven't had a break", "I just won't go to work, I'll sit at home all day".

Then "do you think I like not having a connection to my child"... But that's on him? He never sits to play with her. He "doesn't see the point". He's stated that this age is boring to him.

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