Hey, Hey Waffle gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider him the like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too. Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from Own Way 885 and is titled,

Am I the A-Hool for Breaking Up with My Fiancé because of his mother.

My fiancé, 26 male and I 24 female, have been dating for four years and engaged for five

months. For some context about my fiancé, he is an outstanding partner.

He is so kind and gentle, always ensures I feel secure in our relationship and treats me like

a complete queen.

I've had an extremely traumatic childhood, especially from my high school years and from

past relationships, which he knows all about

and has supported me constantly and always done things to prove to me during difficult times

that I am safe and that he is always there for me.

With all that aside, the only thing that bothers me a little about my fiancee is that

his mother and him have a bit of what I call an extreme relationship. What I mean by

this is they are very extremely close and there has been only the two of them since he was eight years

old. I have always been so nice to her and have done a lot during a whole relationship to spend time

with her, help her with anything she needs and try to become close with her.

But unfortunately, no matter what I do, she always expresses she hates me and doesn't believe

I will ever be good enough for her son.

My fiance on many occasions has stood up for me, but isn't very stern or isn't really

completely on my side.

He just tells his mother to stop it or to not fight today, which makes

me feel like he is dismissing it. This has been going on our entire relationship, but one of those

times my fiancé really snapped on her and finally stood up for me, which had gotten her to stop

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