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Room for online sex video chat DutchEvaTheCheapest
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Birth Date: 1994-01-26
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Date: October 16, 2022
Honestly, I wouldn't want to give a total stranger who isn't a professional caretaker a key to my apartment. That would make me feel quite uncomfortable/unsafe. I don't have issues giving out keys to people I know well enough, but some rando is a bit too scary for my tastes.
You literally said that she wants to be married. Women who want to be married generally get fed up when their partner won’t give them that commitment. I never said you were sulking now, but based on what you’ve written it sure sounds like you would be if you got married.
I’ll admit to be biased – I’ve been married for 22 years this year, together for 29. Of my dozen or so close friends who got married in their mid twenties only 1 couple have divorced, whereas my kid brothers friends have seen three or four divorces /separations after getting married later or not at all.
Believe him and dip
No offense but…from a male pov, one of the major reasons of getting in a relationship is steady sex…if a gf would routinely tell me to just go jerk off…it would build resentment and spell the end. Then again…I’m not selfish and go down as much if not more then I get gone down on
I feel as if he is intruding on our relationship
Sounds like an emotional affair, at the very least.
I don't know the story behind the abuse allegations, so I'm going to ignore that for now and say that expecting your partner not to create an emotional bond with someone of the sex they are attracted to that goes so far as to leave you feeling like it is interfering with your relationship is not controlling.
I've noticed that society has gotten very…. Self-centered. It all revolves around what pleases them and with that has come the accusations of controlling/abusive behavior if their parner expects even the slightist bit of accountability, consideration or respect. So much so that people are afraid to address inappropriate and unfaithful behavior out of fear of being labeled.
The only thing is, though, is when you get into a committed relationship with someone (especially marriage), you are not only accountable for yourself anymore. One spouse does owe the other an explanation for a behavior that is taking a negative toll on the other and to take it into consideration. If someone doesn't want to answer to a partner, then they need to not involve themselves with another person to that level. You are well within your rights if she wants to remain in a relationship with you to demand an explanation for this and for her to listen and take what you have to say into consideration.
The point that was trying to make is that driving is so important to me even more than looks which I can settle for
You are absolutely right in every facet of your reply. I have a tough time with friendships and know I HAVE to work on it. Thank you. Not feeling shamed at all