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LUSH ON | Rub my clit with dildo, ♥ [Multi Goal]
Date: February 16, 2023
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he's so much older than you and knew toy had a very young child at home when yoy started seeing each other. she doesn't want him to touch her or be alone in the room with him. she routinely pees the bed and wakes up through the night, both are signs of early childhood trauma. he tells her frequently that it makes him sad that she doesn't want to make physical contact with him, trying to guilt her into doing so.
DO NOT IGNORE THESE FLAGS!!! there is a very likely chance that he is hurting her when you aren't around!!
Just put some camera or audio recorder next time you go away, theres no concrete evidence, but still is somethinbg
Lots of people skip dating and go to straight to NSA when there’s a mutual attraction. It’s hardly unheard of.
And what, exactly, is disrespectful? Why the assumption that you can’t both like a person for who they are, be interested in sleeping with them, but—for whatever reason at all—not want to be dating or in a relationship? Why is it more respectful to ask for no-strings sex only after forming more of an emotional bond? Clearly, this dude thought, wrongly, but he clearly thought there was some physical interest.
And again, we all agree he went about it wrong from a likelihood-of-success perspective. I’m asking why asking a sincere question and then backing off respectfully makes him a creep? How pretending to spend time getting to know her to put her more at ease and then asking for the exact same no-strings physical relationship is somehow less honest but more respectful and so less creepy? I don’t get the logic.
I would like to say I am so very sorry that Generation X gave you this concept of a ride or die chick. Girl, you don’t owe him anything. In this economy he can have a job right now but he doesn’t want one.
He is using you as his emotional dumping ground. You don’t have to be his emotional punching bag. You need to move on.
Generally you are doing all the right things here except, is she aware of your early relationship. You need to chat with your bf and for him to find out if she has insecurities about his ex's, and yes if she has this insecurity she might view you as an ex. By the sound of it this will come up in friends conversation so it's important for him to be clear. It's then down to him to manage the 2 relationships and if he has found the one you may need to back out of your friendship. Its a shitty deal and it shouldn't happen but from time to time it does. Insecurity is a bitch.
That is the worst reason to move in with someone.
Its not slight. It will change the experience for him a great ammount. But i can see its not your body or your pleasure so you don't give a flying F. Don't coerce him, or guilt trip him. Just leave
He asked you when you brought up the RSVP, but you felt it was out of obligation and said NO.
How should he ask you and make it NOT seem like an obligation? Can you explain how? You got what you wanted, an invitation, but weren't unhappy with it and decided to decline and then complain about it.
Tell him psychologist or Divorce.
her father left her and her mother will get extremely mad. she begged me not to tell her