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Model from: in
Languages: en
Birth Date: 1999-10-12
Body Type: bodyTypeAverage
Ethnicity: ethnicityIndian
Hair color: hairColorBlack
Eyes color: eyeColorBrown
Subculture: subcultureRomantic
Date: October 5, 2022
Yeah I'm selective with jobs cus why would I apply to a job that needs me to come Monday-Friday from 8am to 4pm when I have uni? I'm not giving up my education for the sake of moving out. I can only apply to jobs that state that I can negotiate my hours, cus my uni schedule is so silly. I'm not saying you don't know about being an adult, I literally said “all info you have on me” cus you're acting as if you were a family friend that knows all the family drama and shit
He said he didn’t want to criticize me because he thinks I’m great, but I’m quite different from his exes, and it’s not what he’s used to (not sure what that means…). He said he wasn’t expecting that I would be as sexually adventurous as I am.
I don’t know more than that, or what to make of it. There was a time when I showed him my vibrator, and he made a comment “how can I compete with that?” I don’t know how much of that was a joke and how much of it is how he truly feels. It seems like he just feels a little anxious about his abilities with me, and I don’t think I reassured him in the best way at the time.
My ex was always disappointed in me whenever I bought something for myself. Be it yarn (I crochet hats for babies in our family/friends circle) or mascara. He would say “we could have spent that on groceries!”
I suppose if you’re in a partnership it should be clear on what you can spend money on, be it a hobby, or feminine products, clothes or a night out. Perhaps you can work out the cost of these nights.
I wonder if it’s truly budget based or if he’s just angry you won’t spend time home with him.
Yikes from top to bottom…
No more making big decisions together, such as buying trucks. That is just digging yourself deeper into the complications.
I don't see a feasible solution that won't result in a messy break up… I think it's something you need to take a deep breathe and go through with it.
My only recommendations, maybe you can have a family member stay with you during the process to keep an eye on things. Have replacement locks ready to go. Bring other people into the loop so they know whats going on.
The other commenter offered some great advice that is worth following.