I would say it needs to be the other way around. He needs to enter into counseling for a while before you let him back in. You need to see that he is willing to change first, just saying it is one thing, doing it is another.
"Is it true that if a wife asks her abusive husband to attend counseling and he agrees that it may just be a manipulation because he didn't think he had a problem until she was ready to leave?" Today I realized something very important. I am still angry for being abused and I've enabled my abusers to keep on abusing me not realizing that they don't know anything better or anything different. Abuse is actually a way of survival for some people. Manipulation is actually a way of survival for someone people. If a wife/husband must ask their spouse to seek help for abuse and they attend counseling because of the request and not the internal feelings of knowing they need help for being abusive the it is in fact manipulation. Get Out of those abusive relationships! It will not change only get worse. The will to change can only come from within you. If you love him give him the benefit of the doubt. It may just be that he was brought up to believe that the man should be the boss and has an unfortunate way of showing it. If he has counselling and does not change, leave.
You should discuss whether he believes that he is in an exclusive or an open relationship with you. You can then decide whether his concept of the relationship agrees with yours.
If he agrees to marry you.
He is probably very shy, you should try and make the first move?
If you still want to be with him, offer to talk over whatever it is he thinks you need to talk about. If he agrees, the be willing to listen to what he has to say.
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anywhere you two agrees on
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If the father agrees, then it's fine. If not, you'll need to involve lawyers.
no Chardestar agrees! and so should all of humankind
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The correct phrase is "that was you," as the verb "was" agrees with the singular subject "you."