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Do you want to teach me a little sex?Put your finger in my asshole bby, please ! , ♥// my tight pussy needs your cock to be happy♥ // PVT ON // LOVENSE ON ! [GOAL MET]
Date: October 14, 2022
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It’s a 3 year age gap, he’s turning 19 this month and I’m turning 22 this year in December
I think you should sit down with him and just ask what you can do. Bring up that he’s being passive aggressive so it’s obviously bothering him and dealing with his small retaliations about it all the time is a lot of stress put on you.
You did the right thing by telling him. I have 2 close friends from high school (guy and girl) that I have slept with once each way in the past and we decided to stay friends after. I’ve had a couple relationships since and I’ve always been upfront. I’ve only had one ex give me a hard time about it (only for the guy friend of course ?) and he ended up being overly jealous in a lot of other ways later and it wasn’t something we could work through.
I think if it’s approached as a straight foward and work through it kind of discussion it’ll show how well your bf will be at communication later in the relationship too. Best of luck.
he's just not that into you, probably. Have you even asked him why he doesn't invite you to anything?
Promise rings are literally like… they have such associations with me for purity culture and this weird aspect of things, as an adult, I’m like… why would you do this thing that barely seemed reasonable as teenagers… after having already done it! That ring clearly didn’t do much if you are in a position to be getting another one, so why… do it at all?
This isn’t a man who loves and adores you. Stop wasting your time.
yes, i believe it is too much for me. she said that she does want to resolve misunderstandings asap, but i guess i don't know how soon is “soon” for her. as i said, all i can do now is wait but i don't know for how long would i be able to. and i don't know what to do while i do.
INFO: Can you elaborate on how you actually feel regarding having kids? From your post, it seemed like it was essentially a yes for you (and more or less a no for her). But then in some of your replies in the comments you seem to imply that you you’re fine either way and also that you don’t acknowledge how hard it would be (I think most parents probably don’t until they’re there) and you need to be “scared straight”. That last thing threw me off a little bit because your visceral reaction to your partner seemingly not wanting to have children, to me, seemed like an indication of just how strongly you do want children/do not want that opportunity to pass you by, and so the scared straight thing almost seemed like you’re trying to do all you can to rationalize in order to make yourself feel ok with her decision, even if it’s not actually what you want. I may of course be wrong. But yeah, to me it sounds like you want two different things, that are fundamentally opposed.