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Lick fingers IM NEW! #hairy [Multi Goal]
Date: February 9, 2023
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Heterosexuals are people who desire sexual relationships with the opposite gender.
Homosexuals are people who desire sexual relationships with the same gender.
Bisexuals are people who desire sexual relationships with whatever gender.
Asexuals are people who desire sexual relationships with no gender.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the pattern there. Some people try and make it so complicated but it really isn't. And if someone uses a word incorrectly, it's not invalidating them as a person to let them know what a word means.
Be warned, if you do that without specifically telling your credit card company that you want to block payments to the gym it’s decently likely that they’ll just route all the automated payments that you had set up on the old card over to the new one. Discover has done that for me before, because it’s usually a convenience.
He doesn't trust you. Its basically that simple. The implication is that you or the trainer will cross a boundary and that makes him uncomfortable.
How can I handle this healthily?
“Hey I understand it may make you uncomfortable but I'm going to get a personal trainer. Now we can continue to try to find a solution to help you feel better about it but at the end of the day I'm going to get one”
He’ll keep chasing that rush until he fucks someone else. Move on.
That’s bullshit and you know it. But even if it wasn’t, would you be okay with that? like come on man
End it
Finances are very tricky, in general.
I don’t know what your guys’ long term plans are but for a thought experiment. Imagine that she is pregnant, and you guys have decided that she quits her job and becomes the stay at home partner. You obviously would be making a lot more money than her, but her contributions to the house and child rearing are also extremely important. How much would you pay for a nanny, cleaning service, and chef? This is also not considering the fact that doing this took away from her career aspirations, likely the time away put her behind her peers, all while your salary and career has grown. If my husband then went on to say “my house” instead of “our house” because my financial contribution wasn’t the same, I would be infuriated. When it comes to money, it’s not as logical as you are making it be.
You say it’s “factual”, that you have “indirectly contributed to the car”. But we here do not have enough info in my opinion to agree or disagree with that. Consider, that you might make more money than her, so proportionally she is contributing the same amount to the joint account as you. Or maybe she was willing to live in a less expensive place, so her rent is more expensive than what she would have paid otherwise, making her money stretch less than yours. I’ve also known couples where one is an extreme saver, and views anything below X to be scary, when in reality they’re doing fine.
I’m sorry to say, but in a partnership you cannot let these things “niggle away at you”. Even in the comments you’re coming at this like a “I’d like to see you try” with the 50/50 split she is suggesting, STILL belittling her abilities to contribute. You seem to believe that the car she has wouldn’t have happened if it wasn’t for you, and therefore it’s “our car” but if you keep playing that game, it’s going to end badly for you. I had a tough time in college, and my husband was very encouraging and helpful, but it’s not “our degree”.
Point is, you were belittling to something she is proud of, and I think you guys really need to have a chat about finances, goals, and otherwise, to recover from this.
Just as you said I did think in the “now” it was ok for a while and now I’m thinking long term now with this new information about the debt she may be a financial liability long term.
Take the games back and tell your boyfriend he doesn’t get to decide what happens with your belongings.