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10/02/2025

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10/02/2025

10/02/2025

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09/28/2025

Title: The Secret That Changed Everything

I (27M) have been with my wife (27F) since we were teenagers. We started dating at 16, and after high school, I went off to basic training. We eventually married and now have 3 beautiful kids together.

But today, after 9 years of marriage, she admitted something that broke me inside: back when we were just dating and I was at training, she was unfaithful. She kept it hidden all these years.

As a wife, she’s been amazing — a caring partner and a wonderful mother. But knowing she entered our marriage with this secret makes me feel like my choice was taken away. If I had known back then, I don’t think we would’ve gotten married.

Now I’m torn. I love my family and I know she’s changed, but I can’t shake the feeling of betrayal. The past doesn’t just disappear, even when life looks perfect on the outside.

I don’t know what hurts more — what she did, or the fact that she hid it for so long.

09/28/2025

Title: Should I Stay or Walk Away?

I (31M) have been with my girlfriend (29F) for 5 years. A few months ago, we decided to explore something new in our relationship and invited another person into the picture.

At first, it seemed like an adventure we could share, but instead, it left me feeling invisible and hurt. My biggest fears came true: I felt like the outsider, she seemed more focused on him, and eventually, I found out she was talking to him privately.

The hardest moment for me was seeing a message where she hinted that if she were single, she’d know exactly what she’d do with him. That crushed me.

Now I feel broken and unsure. She says she loves me and that it “meant nothing,” but my trust feels shattered. Part of me wants to salvage our years together, but part of me feels like I’ll never recover from the betrayal.

I’m stuck between staying and walking away. Has anyone else gone through something similar? How did you know when it was time to leave?

09/21/2025

💔 My 6-Year Relationship Fell Apart, and I Don’t Know Why I Still Feel Tied to Her 💔

I (26M) was with my girlfriend Gab (25F) for 6 years. During the pandemic, we moved across the country together to be closer to her family. Things weren’t great between us, but I stayed, hoping we could fix it.

Soon after, Gab got pregnant. I wasn’t ready to be a dad, but when our daughter was born, everything changed. It took me time to connect, but now she’s 4 years old, and I love her more than anything in this world.

But the relationship with Gab only grew more toxic. At one point, a friend of mine stayed with us, and later I found out she was intimate with him. After that, she wanted to “take a break” and see other people. I was devastated while she was out meeting other men.

Even when we tried again, things got worse. She controlled me, threatened to keep my child away from me, and emotionally broke me down. I found out she cheated with a coworker in our own car. That was the final straw. She eventually left and is now pregnant with another man’s baby.

I thought I’d never heal, but then I met someone new (26F). She’s kind, supportive, and everything I thought I didn’t deserve. The problem? My ex still tries to pull me back. She says everything I want to hear, and it messes with my mind. Part of me knows I should let go, but another part feels trapped by the years of pain and manipulation.

I want to be there for my daughter and co-parent the best I can, but I don’t know how to free myself from my ex’s grip. Why do I still feel attached to someone who’s hurt me so much?

09/20/2025

Am I wrong for choosing my son’s birthday over a date with my fiancée?

I (32M) have a 7-year-old son from a previous relationship. I share custody with his mom, and this year it was my turn to celebrate his birthday.

The same day, my fiancée (29F) had planned a special date night for us — something she had been organizing for weeks. When I noticed the clash, I told her I couldn’t make the date because my son’s birthday had to come first.

She was really upset. She said I was putting her second and that she felt I wasn’t prioritizing our relationship. I explained that my son isn’t my “past” — he’s my present and my future.

The birthday went well, and my son had an amazing day, but my fiancée is still upset and distant. I love her, and she’s wonderful in so many ways, but I also know I can never disregard my son’s life for anything else.

Now I’m left wondering… did I make the right call? Was I wrong to put my son’s birthday ahead of our plans?

09/19/2025

I (F/28) have been in a relationship with a man (M/32) since late 2021. Things between us have always been complicated. Early on, I had to take some space because I was adjusting to a new job, supporting my younger siblings, and carrying responsibilities as the eldest in my family. He didn’t fully understand my struggles, and that distance pushed us apart.

During that time, he got involved with another woman and even had a child with her. Later, he told me about it, and although I was shocked, I kept things undefined between us for a while. Eventually, we tried reconnecting and talking about building something stable, but I asked him for boundaries and clarity before moving forward.

Recently, I discovered something that has left me heartbroken. His wife messaged me directly, saying she and he still live together, even though he told me they weren’t together anymore. He had been telling me he wanted to build a future with me, but at the same time, he was hiding the truth. I also just found out I’m pregnant, which makes this even harder.

Now he says he wants to move in with me to prove that I’m the one he chooses, but I feel exhausted from all the lies and half-truths. I don’t know if I can ever trust him again, and I’m not sure if giving him another chance would be healthy for me in the long run.

09/19/2025

I’ve been with my girlfriend for 3 years, and until recently, everything felt perfect. She’s been my first true love and the person who’s always supported me.

A few months ago, she became close with a coworker. At first, I thought it was harmless, but over time, I noticed he was developing feelings for her. She didn’t see it—or didn’t want to. Eventually, he admitted to her that he was in love with her, and that’s when things started to change.

She later confessed to me that she had also developed some romantic feelings for him, even though she never planned on leaving me. What hurt me most wasn’t just that—it was that she kept this from me.

Not long after, she told me they had kissed once. She insists it was a mistake, something that happened because she didn’t know how to reject him without hurting him more. But in doing so, she hurt me instead.

She’s since cut off all contact with him and says she wants only me. To complicate things, her mental health has been poor for months, and only recently has she started treatment. She’s slowly becoming the person I first fell in love with again.

Now, I’m left with a choice: do I try to rebuild the trust we once had, or do I accept that things may never be the same?

Question to the community:
👉 Would you try to forgive and work through this, or is some trust too broken to repair?

09/18/2025

I (23F) reconnected with someone I knew from high school, let’s call him Adien (23M).
He had reached out to me, saying he was going through a rough marriage and even considering divorce. Since I’m now a therapist, he often leaned on me for advice and support.

For about 6 months, we talked, grew closer, and shared some really deep, meaningful conversations. Eventually, we met in person and spent a few days together that felt truly special and genuine.

But when he went back home, things started to shift. His replies got slower, the energy changed. When I finally asked if I should step back, his response made it clear that he had chosen to return to his wife.

What stung most wasn’t just the rejection, but the dishonesty. He had painted his marriage as broken and unhealthy, but then I see him publicly posting about how “nothing can break us.”

Lesson learned: people can say one thing privately but live a very different reality publicly. Sometimes the closure is realizing you deserve better honesty from the start.

08/14/2024

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