@luby34 @Luby34
He also knows that I will inherit some money, not lots but enough for a few years and sometimes when we argue, he says he will sue me. Reason being was because I was studying when we met and he paid most of the rent and food (not all of it, but most of it).
How can he sue you? Where is the legal agreement/commitment that you will repay him for rent or food during what you thought was a loving relationship? It's it not more likely he sees what he will lose financially if you walk away from him? Especially if:
I also feel financially insecure, he has no pension and makes us reduce holidays to the less amount of days as possible so he does not miss out on earning money at work...
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He is supportive of my hobby and is affectionate at home and in public, just not verbally.
How is he supportive if he accuses you of wanting "*to go perving"?
He also knows that I will inherit some money, not lots but enough for a few years and sometimes when we argue, he says he will sue me. Reason being was because I was studying when we met and he paid most of the rent and food (not all of it, but most of it).
How can he sue you? Where is the legal agreement/commitment that you will repay him for rent or food during what you thought was a loving relationship? It's it not more likely he sees what he will lose financially if you walk away from him? Especially if:
I also feel financially insecure, he has no pension and makes us reduce holidays to the less amount of days as possible so he does not miss out on earning money at work...
...
He is supportive of my hobby and is affectionate at home and in public, just not verbally.
How is he supportive if he accuses you of wanting "to go perving"?
He will cook for me. Run a bath for me, massage me.
OP you don't need a man, or anyone else to do these things for you.
Whilst these are nice things they are not reason enough to stay in a negative relationship.
I just dont know, the fact he cant apologise, compliment and say I love you is kinda grating on me.
I'm assuming you have no children with him so I would strongly suggest you do walk away from this relationship before you get more enmeshed with him. Whose name is the tenancy agreement in? If just yours then ask him to leave and change the locks. If both then see about removing yourself from the lease.
Please reread your first post, from the point of view of a best friend or, the viewpoint of your future adult daughter? What would you truly advise?