My beloved is still married to his wife and they have a daughter.
I absolutely adore my partner. Weve been together for over seven years now, and we have a six-year-old son. My partner spends lots of time with our little boyoften taking him to his garage or out for day trips. He looks after me as wellsometimes surprising me with flowers for no reason or arranging a romantic night out in town. We lead a simple, happy family life and enjoy spending time together, playing board games or just being at home.
Not long ago, we borrowed a bit of money from our parents and managed to buy our first flat. I love keeping our home tidy and cosy, and theres nothing better than the smell of freshly baked cake wafting through the rooms. I do a bit of work under the table, but its enough to get by comfortably. I have big dreams for our new place and Im determined to make them all come true!
I work in a beauty salon and have lots of private clients on the side. My partner earns a decent wage too. Were not extravagant, but when theres something we wanta new gadget or a holidaywe always manage to save up for it together. We considered buying a cottage in the countryside, but decided to hold off for now.
I genuinely enjoy my life and our relationship is going well. We met later in life, but I always say I was waiting for a man like him.
My partner still has a good relationship with his daughter, supports her financially, and also keeps in touch with his wifes parents, as their daughter lives with them. I havent really cared to know what happened with his wife or where she is now.
He wasnt living with his family anymore when we methe was on his own. But lately, whats been bothering me more and more is that he still hasnt divorced his wife. At work, when someone asks why were not getting married soon, I just brush it off, saying were putting it on hold. Everything feels fine and marriage seems just a bit of paperwork.
Recently, my mum told me I should give my partner an ultimatum: if were to stay together, he needs to propose to me soon. She finds it odd that hes legally tied to another woman. In her eyes, his wife holds all the rights, whereas with me, its only about responsibilities. Even though weve only just moved into our new flat, technically, it belongs to her. What exactly do you call this sort of marital triangle?
