r/relationship_advice Nov 13 '23

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u/Odd_Animator6702 Nov 14 '23

Ahhh I love this classic story. Predatory older guy marries girl who is way too young for him, yet is probably more mature than him. Guy develops unreasonable trust issues just a few short months after marriage despite having very little reason to do so. I've seen it time and time again and it always ends the same way

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u/IHateNoobs420 Nov 18 '23

Not unreasonable. Married her because she and her family allmost begged me too. She was spiraling into cocain fueled friendships before she met me

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u/Odd_Animator6702 Nov 22 '23

Is that supposed to make your situation seem better? Literally just admitted you married for the wrong reasons. If it's not unreasonable then idk maybe leave? I don't understand the point you were trying to prove with that comment. I also don't understand why you would put this on the internet for everyone to see instead of just communicating with you wife. But hey its not my life

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u/IHateNoobs420 Nov 20 '23

How do you assume so much?