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Floralmind_ OP t1_jefwxp2 wrote

Fair answer would be no. I wouldn’t run my business in negatives but I know a lot of startups do and that’s one way to go. That said, it’s putting me in a space to choose money or comforts vs love. I do love him. But seeing a life with him with such raging uncertainties is making me want to run the other direction. I have a bandwidth of how much uncertainty I can handle and that life breaches it many times over. 😔

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LhasaApsoSmile t1_jefwsdn wrote

First: missing payroll is a BIG DEAL. The business depends on the employees. Maybe look at the whole payroll process. Are you paperless? Can you send the paycheck to their phones with and emailed "stub"? Do you do a lot of the bookkeeping?

If you have a business together you will sometimes have to make decisions that are right for the business and there are no "sides".

Keeping yourself afloat is always the most important thing. You can't be there for anyone else if you aren't there for yourself.

Have that long talk with your husband when he comes back. The business needs a plan for emergencies.

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AMerrickanGirl t1_jefwcmv wrote

Telling his family is mean and vindictive. Do you really want to be that kind of person? What exactly would that accomplish? Don’t lower yourself like that, you’re not in high school any more, so be an adult and handle this like an adult.

Just walk away from both of them. It’s your cheating boyfriend you should be angry with (and break up with) not this other guy.

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AnalystOk5065 t1_jefw70u wrote

Totally. My wife is a great person and a great mother. She's incredibly caring and people really like her. But those people also don't live with her and see the huge emotions. On her bad days it's like an emotional tornado of anger and tears where you feel like literally anything you say will get attacked. These are all just things to consider. You're only 18 so you've got a long way to go before you actually consider marrying someone (I hope), and in all honesty you'll probably date other people before you finally do settle down (or just decide not to get married). Just don't feel like you can't leave the relationship because of the disorder. It doesn't make you a bad person or a jerk in any way. She got dealt some bad cards, but it doesn't mean you have to deal with those consequences.

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throwawayOvershare1 OP t1_jefw2wr wrote

Those messages were very cold.... I was in training when the whole Russia/Ukraine thing kicked off and I have relatives on both sides. I was pretty sleep deprived and stressed during most of the training and it showed when I came back.
6 guys thing, it's that they were all one night stands over a short period of time and it hurt when I found out.
But the fact that she almost had a kid (unintentionally) with a guy during our break hurt the most.
Thanks for putting a logical spin on this. It helps.

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yowen2000 t1_jefvvg5 wrote

It's extremely rare for it to be okay to out someone. Even though this guy is being shitty, the potential danger you're causing him is not something he deserves. A lot of what happened probably stems from his fear of coming out, due to what has likely been a very homophobic upbringing. Don't out him.

It's best to just move on.

Your boyfriend cheated on you, right? Just put all of these people behind you by breaking up with him.

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Outside-Ad-1677 t1_jefvk2i wrote

So you married a controlling gaslighting manipulative asshole who bullies you and physically assaulted you. I don’t know what advice you want here. My advice would be to divorce his dumb ass ASAP.

No it’s not wrong to want to work ANYWHERE IN YOUR HOUSE where you pay the rent?!

Honestly it sounds like he married to get housing for his family.

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