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Date: October 24, 2022
I do ask him and all he says is, youre boring i want to play by myself. Which i dont mind if he plays with others. I dont see why he makes it a big problem for me to be included in the xbox party so i can still talk?.. I am his partner after-all but in game coms with random people are way more important
Girlfriend. I wanted to treat her to a movie date after a rough patch of me basically not showing her as much love ask I could have. I told her I would take her out. But then when she had picked a movie she wanted to see, I asked her if she had booked the tickets for it or If I should. She got really upset and told me thats not how you ask someone out. If I wanted to take her out I should have booked the tickets myself and not ask her if she did it.
And now I want to make it up to her how shitty I handled it.
2 years together
Speaks volumes of what ?
You aren’t throwing 6 years away, she is. This woman got knocked up by someone else and you want to stay? Do yourself a favour and leave with your dignity intact.
I did.
ummm
1) he refused, but still went? which one is it? (when she got her friends to call your bf to her room to console her on the trip)
2) what the FUCK is he doing going to a party at her house that YOU WERENT INVITED TO, after saying he would distance himself?
sis, your bf is as much of a problem. to be clear, this person would have NO OPPORTUNITY to do what she's doing if your BF actually refused to allow it. do with that information what you will.
I prefer advice from someone who doesn't use the word “theses”
I have been married a lot longer. My husband was former military where he was expected to work out every day, for 12 years. He left the army about three years ago and civilian life has not left the same time to work out. Between that and our age he’s put on some weight, as many do when we get older.
Even if his weight was a health issue, which it isn’t, this is not how you go about this conversation. I can’t imagine saying something so hurtful to you partner. There’s other ways to have that convo that doesn’t involve scarring the person you’re supposed to love. And her reaction afterwards is worse.
I’m of the opinion that we’re all gonna be old and not as nice looking eventually, so that should matter less towards your feelings and attraction. However, even for those who do feel that way, you don’t talk to your partner like this. Your hurt is valid, maybe you could talking to a counselor about this? I’m not sure how else you move on though, I’m truly sorry.
When it comes to getting married and having kids, the guy that tells you you are overthinking it when you are concerned about something only he can change, that he doesn't see the need to change, is a guy that has a low opinion of your intelligence.
Yes, you got to and through med school and are pretty darn good at saving the lives of people in crisis, but he sees that as just good enough to be his wife and raise his kids for him. He needs someone who will enjoy the perks and prestige of being a sugeon's wife, and more importantly, someone who can make their career fit around furthering his (perhaps a real estate agent, or a curator of art worth investing in).
If you are genuinely interested in persuing your own career, and do what you need to do to contribute what you know you can and should, he will keep on his track, you will grow apart, and no matter how much he loves you, he will leave for someone who is prepared to make him their whole life (who isn't likely to be a doctor, or any profession that requires a lot of focus and dedication,)
He is going to make any woman who thinks beyond making a good life for herself and her family unhappy. You don't have similar moral values, and he thinks it doesn't matter because you giving up your best life to be less for him does not conflict with what seems right to him.
But saying “you're overthinking it' means he knows damn well that it is wrong for you.
does….does she think we all have magic wands to fix the man she married AFTER he cheated on her many, many times?
I guess, is this guy interested in me enough for me to even mention that I want a relationship? He still hasn't texted me back, and I listed what had happened between us these past couple of days in the post because I'm still so confused as to why he hasn't messaged me. I messaged him and thanked him for last night and that was at 8am. He still hasn't unmatched me on Bumble and it's now 10pm and he hasn't messaged me at all. Along with the fact that he almost stood me up on a date, and paid for it even though he did show up late, feels disrespectful. I figured I at least deserved a “I'm not interested”
Well first things first, can you tell your dad I loved him in Titanic and Shutter Island.
Secondly, why do you think its your job to address this with him? Who do you think is the protagonist here?
In a perfect world where there's absolutely no bias, no corruption, enough workers and time to make sure it's done perfectly every single time, I would think that it would be a psych test and a home visit done after a child is born.
You don't pass, you don't get to keep your baby.
Yet, even as I type that out… it gives me the ick.
I understand you shouldn't have kids if you can't financially care for them or provide them a structurally safe home. However…. you shouldn't be denied the right to raise your own kid just because your checking account is too low or your apartment's not nice enough. That feels… wrong.