How can he watch porn but not so much as want to watch his girlfreind use a vibrator?...
OP I honestly think if he suggested to you using a vibrator in front of him you would react by thinking you weren't "enough" without a sex aid - and that if he did say he wanted to try something new in bed, you'd drive yourself mad wondering where he saw it and whether you could "live up to" whoever he might have seen do it in porn. Can you see that?
You posted about this a month ago and you have updated with information you think changes everything but it doesn't really.
The fact remains that you communicate poorly to each other, aren't on the same page on topics like weed / porn etc and while you seemed to accept you had catastrophised you now are saying you didn't.
I don't think this is a healthy relationship for either of you. I think it has become toxic and because there are children involved you both need to step up and acknowledge that and seriously consider how unhealthy it is.
You're bringing our the worst in each other and he is not the Prince Charming you positioned him as originally. In fact he has a history of lying to you (which I do think you have some accountability for due to your controlling qualities) and you as a couple have a history of arguing frequently.
I want to be the easy going confident girlfreind that can be ok knowing he watched porn believe me I do.I just feel very shocked out of control...
But you aren't. You can't learn to be totally ok with something that you aren't ok with. You don't have to fix every single hang up you have, you just have to have boundaries, stick to them and if something is a dealbreaker then you leave!
For reasons of previous trauma I cannot be with someone who would go to a strip club. I have personal reasons for that and it's a dealbreaker for me.
I don't think everyone who does it is awful, I don't think it should automatically be a dealbreaker in everyone else's relationship too but it is for me and so I would absolutely leave if my partner did this.
It's been a good way of regulating who I choose to be in relationships with because if it's something they do want to do then we aren't a good match and that's fine - I can end it.
You've posted hundreds of posts on this thread all saying how utterly unacceptable a partner watching porn is to you.
That's absolutely FINE to feel that way, but it means you can't be in a healthy relationship with someone who does watch porn. Surely you see that?!
It doesn't matter if that changes now because the trust isn't there and it's now in the forefront of your mind that he's lied (repeatedly, for years) and it's gone too far.
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