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FUCK FACE HARDER AND DEEP [11 tokens remaining]
Date: October 11, 2022
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Both of y’all are at fault not just you
No. It made it worse because it slid in even farther. Condoms helped a bit. It made it more comfortable.
I didn't hit her, she didn't hit me, she began to headbutt the dashboard of the car, punch the airbag, and yank me while I was driving
This situation involves a lot of nuance that can't be well understood by people that weren't involved. Even less so by people that don't know you or your GF at all.
As a general observation, dumping your emotional GF with someone else usually isn't a good call. Whether shes being reasonable is irrelevant. You're responsible for resolving that situation. Ashley took this opportunity to make you look bad, but you set it up for her.
Your wife dislikes your child. That by itself should be enough reason to divorce her. She also filed a report against you after SHE ASSAULTED YOU. You need to get away from this woman before she lands you in prison.
Let me just say this.
I dated a guy in high School. This friend/acquaintance I used to ride the bus with would say he's gross, weird, etc.
Guess who's married with 3 or 4 kids now? That's right, her and my ex.
All these people saying red flag and she's trying to take your man, listen to them. They're on to something.
Let her learn the hard way
That's not being upset over nothing It's not about the fact “nothing happened” it's about the fact he's not comfortable with that Like well Almost literally everyone else ever in a relationship that's basic knowledge not to be in a bed with someone else.
An even if you did book the other room I'd honestly still be upset with you anyway too knowing you thought that's be okay an then also proceed to think that you should have just lied an done it behind his back anyway after literally everyone in the comments called you rightfully crazy
So short answer Yeah I am happy, now he can do better
Depends on YOUR level of gaming.
In my own 11+ year relationship, it isn’t much of an issue because we both partake in gaming on a daily basis. If I think he’s going overboard- I say it- and he responds by turning it off and focusing on me.
You won’t know until you live together whether or not it’s a real problem for the two of you as a couple.
and PS, when my SO WAS going overboard playing too long (3+ hrs with no breaks) and I was done, I pulled his plugs. That seemed to set a good boundary- one that I had vocally brought up tens of times before pulling the plug 🙂
Not even Barney Stinson is that much of a douche canoe…