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  1. People throw around the word hate so loosely that it's meaningless. I don't believe you understand hatred to use it in the context that you have.

  2. It's very good of you to want to support your extended family and it's perfectly ok that it will be practical rather than emotional support. In the beginning while she is having a hard time physically she might appreciate if you got them useful things like their grocery shopping, also to save her precious time or litte treats for your sister in law to help her feel better as well as doing things for her child.

  3. He's not your best friend…best friends don't do that to each other.

    Given half a chanced he will cheat on you. Maybe he has already and you just haven't caught him.

  4. Because the men my age that have good stable jobs are married or not in this country and there's not enough in an income to afford housing that isn't renting. Most people live at home until they can afford a plot of land or safely take on a lease without going homeless quickly.

  5. Nice! Then you know how incredibly hard and rare it is to find someone who ”gets” you and also someone you understand to some extent. Someone who speaks the same language. And why you would go to great lengths not to loose it when you have found it in someone. It’s the most beautiful thing and also rare. I do believe he is on the spectrum as well somewhere. He is diagnosed ADHD at least but some factors points to him being autistic as well. This makes me respect how he resonates (because he is very, very logical in essence) but it also scares me a bit how he is able to always put logic before emotions (such as when I was having a headache and he told me that the net loss of him helping me and thus spending energy was greater than the net gain of me getting attention/comforting, which means a net loss in energy and therefore pointless). It’s as if he cares about people but in a very rational sense. I relate to that a lot although I belong more to the ”overly emotional, can’t draw the line between me and you”-type autistics.

    I did not plan on loosing myself in the relationship and I was very clear from the start that I would NOT. Gradually that has happened anyway. I wonder if there is a way for me to get back to myself without losing him. If I really don’t want to lose him, what are my options?

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