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What would you do ?

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minimummum · 29/04/2020 23:13

Been with DP 10 years. He moved In with me 8 year ago. No kids together. He helps with cooking. Nice guy BUT I feel the relationship is not going anyway. He never shows love or feelings. Talks about his future but never mentions me. Since lockdown I have realised I want more from life. I want love, affection, commitment. I want to feel important and I don't. Yet I feel like I am moaning for nothing and as he says (I don't go out a lot or cheat). Aibu to want a loving caring relationship?

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clpsmum · 29/04/2020 23:19

No you are definitely not being unreasonable! Life is far too short get out and live it and find someone that will cherish you

Italiangreyhound · 29/04/2020 23:19

YANBU. You want someone who loves you and makes you feel special and not someone who simply doesn't cheat.

If you are not married it should be relatively simple to separate.

@minimummum may I ask if you want to have kids and how old you are?

Thanks
minimummum · 29/04/2020 23:20

I have 2 children and don't want anymore. I did when I first met him but he said no. I am 51.

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amillionwishes · 29/04/2020 23:27

Op... he doesn't cheat, how privileged do you feel? I can't even fathom how this is him being a "good" partner.

My god.

Italiangreyhound · 29/04/2020 23:33

minimummum don't stay just because he doesn't cheat. Is he fun to be around? Dors he make you I feel good about yourself? Is he a good step dad to your kids? Flowers

minimummum · 29/04/2020 23:42

No he makes me feel crap. Never compliments me on anything but quick to tell me if I have a spot or my hair isn't quite right. I can't fault him with my kids. He's good with them as in spending time with them and helping them if they need a puncture fixing on their bikes etc.

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longtimecomin · 30/04/2020 21:57

End it, you deserve more

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