I am a man of 23 and when I read a woman complaining about her husband, I accept him with a note of distrust. I also always condemn advice from other women who advise you to leave the person in question immediately. It just seems to me that many women nowadays are willing to easily ruin a family and leave their children without a father (which is detrimental to children) simply because they do not indulge their whims. However, your case is a little different, because I grew up in just such a family. My father was exactly what you describe, down to the last detail - constantly dissatisfied with something, always had quarrels, often had slaps. My mother rarely, but when I grew up I started eating paint for something every week. And it's not like I've been a squirrel - I was an excellent student, I always did everything I was told as in a barracks, I haven't done any whites. When something was being done (and there was always something being done in the fucking concentration camp I called home), I was always there to help, instead of playing somewhere, and I was given the task of running to do it (I was not allowed to walk calmly). From all the work pleasure was never the same every week - one wrong step, one delay, one gag and it starts: "Idiot, fool, idiot, nothing happens to you, I'm tired of you, I'll give up on you and etc. ", quite often accompanied by some slap. To top it all off, my dear father worked a miserable government job and we never had any money. I went to school with two layers of clothes, I was also fat, but who cares to enroll me in sports. My classmates made fun of me, they made fun of me too, but I just couldn't defend myself. If something happened at school and my father was called, what would happen? Every day I endured ridicule as I wondered what miracle awaited me when I returned home. Now in those years I am a complete outsider. There was no one to teach me to be a man, I have never been with a girl, because they like self-confidence, and mine is not just ripped out, but carved with a spoon from this likeness of a father. And when I think about it, he had to be my biggest support and example. I haven't lived with my parents for a long time, I go home once every few months and I don't even call them. Even my mother. Because she's the one who gave birth to this idiot. I asked her why she didn't divorce in time to live in peace, and she replied that there was simply nowhere to go. So author here is my advice: Run. Run before he makes you a child, because if that happens, you are tied to him: No man your age will want a "cow with a calf", and you will have another throat to feed. Your husband takes advantage of being an orphan and having nowhere to go, but what do you need at that age? One job and a friend to share the apartment, for example. But your husband will not get better, I tell you. If the child appears and you have more financial stress it will get even worse. Such guys (and yes, I know I'm referring to my own father) don't deserve a family. They just don't realize that having a family is not a burden, it's a privilege. And because they are jerks in society (a stable and confident man will never behave like that), their only "kingdom" is home, and their only "subjects" are the family. Here is my second piece of advice: Don't listen to the opinions of old single women. They will only teach you to hate men and be a light woman, because they themselves are upset that no one wants them. I think it's because it happened recently to an acquaintance after her separation. You went very well at a young age with strong family values to try to be a good wife and housewife. You just didn't hit the right person. There are many men who will appreciate this without treating you like garbage. For example, I would prefer a woman who has been married for the last 3 years to one who has spent 30 k $$ in the last 3 years in Student City. A family is built with love and understanding, not with a sense of ownership. You just didn't hit the right person. There are many men who will appreciate this without treating you like garbage. For example, I would prefer a woman who has been married for the last 3 years to one who has spent 30 k $$ in the last 3 years in Student City. A family is built with love and understanding, not with a sense of ownership. You just didn't hit the right person. There are many men who will appreciate this without treating you like garbage. For example, I would prefer a woman who has been married for the last 3 years to one who has spent 30 k $$ in the last 3 years in Student City. A family is built with love and understanding, not with a sense of ownership.
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Hello! In my opinion, this with the bills and who treats them how is very relative. There are men who are okay for the woman not to work, and there are those who think that the costs should be shared. It is possible that his income is higher and that he is one of those people who want everything to be 50/50. If it doesn't suit you to be billed for money, but you like it, you can look for a more lucrative job, and the other option is to talk to him and learn to ask him for some things, to explain why you need them. About nervousness - I don't believe it's about that, you didn't cook for him - you were more of a vent to some other problem. I would find a convenient time to talk to him and ask him if everything is okay and if there is anything that protests him or that I can help him with. But that's in case you want to keep the connection, which I'm not sure I recommend. I do not approve of such an attitude, I think it is very depressing and I would not choose them for myself unless I have children with my partner. Decide whether you will stay in the relationship or leave, but if you stay at least talk to him to invite some friends home or start a hobby to feel complete. Success!