TW potentially SA content
NC for this, have used MN since my child was born (they are 21) have changed some small details (years, etc slightly altered as don't want outed)
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Very nervous about posting, but not sure where to turn 
Seriously rethinking my relationship with DH right now.
Currently menopausal (age 54) been married 10 years, together for over 30, one (adult) child. Stuff in the media is making me look at our relationship with a different angle. I was 18, he was 27 when we met
, I was a student, he was a professional. I know some people can have long, happy relationships where they both feel equal with such an age gap (I think) but am starting to feel there have been a lot of red flags that I have ignored, to keep the peace, enjoy the nice times, not rock the boat etc.
There are a few instances of difficult things that I have chosen to "forgive" and leave in the past but are clearly still bothering me 
He filmed us having sex without my consent once (well, I found the mobile phone once, no idea if there were other times) I got v angry and he was v apologetic, I have never consented to be filmed ever, he has suggested it and I have always said no. I have allowed pics, when I was younger, mortified now that I would agree to that, I have body issues (past eating disorder) which he knows about.
He used to try to persuade me to sleep naked, "its what everyone in a relationship does", I didn't want to. He also used to persuade me to "use my hands" if I had my period and therefore didn't feel like sex or anything similar. I have woken to him touching me when I was sleeping 
I could go on 
We have great times, he supported me through some serious health problems in the past, as I have him. We have fab holidays and lovely times together. We have a nice house and a good life. I am currently having a minor mental health crisis (thanks menopause) but this is all there in my head, I'm realising I've buried a lot.
Trying not to dripfeed but don't want to bombard with a huge post
Not sure what I want from this but don't know who to talk to, advice welcome 