We can't afford to pay for it, is there a free relationship counceling service? I've heard of Relate but not sure if we have to pay or not.
Been with DP for 8 years. Have DS, getting married next year. I love DP so much but I cant put up with him. We argue more than we dont.
The last straw was: (and please tell me if you think I'm over-reacting - If I'm in the wrong, then hearing it from a stranger will be better)
DP has been away for the weekend for his best mate's Stag do. No problem with that whatsoever. I asked him what time he would be back on Monday (today) he said they had to be out the hotel at 10am so they would be leaving then.
I've been trying to call him all day, got through a couple of times by calling one of the other 'stags'. 1st time I finally got through was at about 2pm when he said he was still there and would phone me back in an hour. I waited, waited, and waited. Finally got through again on the friends phone at about 4.30pm. He doesn't know what time they're leaving but back tonight at some point.
I hear that they're not back till tomorrow so I ask him about this rumour and he said it's true, they might not be back till tomorrow.
Does this sound like he's taking the piss a bit? This isn't a first. Everytime he goes out he has to push it. He'll say he's going out for 2 drinks then not back till 4 the next morning steaming drunk.
Am I really a psycho for getting mad at him?
He reckons I live in a fantasy world and that I need a boring boyfriend
What I'd like is a fiance who respects me and thinks to call me when he thinks he wont be back when he said. We have a child FFS! I cant just go out and come back whenever I like. I feel a bit like a door mat.
If we dont get this sorted I dont think I can go ahead with the wedding . It's not just the above problem. We dont agree on lots of things.
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FruitynNutty · 26/05/2008 17:27
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