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Sexy dance with oil [Goal Race]
Date: October 21, 2022
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I know people say giving lists removes unwanted presents, but no. If anyone gave me a list for Christmas, I'd read it, and unless there was something within the budget I set it would go in the bin.
Id then give them money, at my budget in their Christmas card. They don't like it, okay,.
How do people actually live like this?? I can’t even comprehend the compassion…..
If she cooks real good, does she get a little squeeze too?
Bro what… assuming this is not a shitpost, the fact that you are asking this question means you need to seek some serious mental health treatment not only to deal with the trauma that rape causes, but to unpack why you feel like keeping a rapist in your life is even remotely a logical or beneficial thing to do.
He might just be an introvert, you may have to accept that this is something about him and you that is different. Assuming everything else is going good then I don’t think it’s necessarily a breakup worthy thing, especially you will likely slow down yourself in a few more years. But it’s also OK (at ANY age, but especially easy when you’re still young and not legally tied to each other in any way) to decide you’re too different and that the relationship isn’t working. It’s OK for couples to have separate interest and activities though hopefully you have some shared interests and activities, I’m one of those people who needs time away even from people I love very much. Good luck
What the fuck
I’ve had to overcome this in my relationship and I will say it is still a struggle, but I do notice when I give it time my bf and I are able to have a better discussion of the problem.
I would recommend that she sees a therapist. They can help her understand that your needs are to have some time. She needs to respect that.
She just has to learn how to let go of the anxiety she is feeling at the time and relax. That the problem isn’t going to just go away but can be put on pause until thoughts are gathered and emotions have settled.
Maybe consider couples counseling to work on communication.
What I am going to say is rough: if she ends herself, she'll have no way to manipulate her. Tell her parents and walk away.
They have both indicated to me they are separated. She has kicked him out of the family home.
Yeah seriously. The guy is 39 and still acting like this.
I didn't imply in anyway that it was a women's responsibility to do anything, my last paragraph is pretty clear.
Your assumption that that is what I meant, and the blatant sexist generalization of your last sentence is pretty telling though, in terms of how you treat and view humans.
I would say for both genders.
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, you two have mismatched financial goals. However, it doesn’t seem like you two have made an actual plan for your common financial goals.
You repeated twice that you don’t expect a 50/50 split. Fair enough, I’m sure you have your reasons. However, did you discuss what is the input you’re looking for from her? If the downpayment is $100k (bear with me, not from US), do you expect her to put down $30k or $3k?
If you do move in together and all your bills add up to $3000, is she paying $1000 or $100?
Your GF might be a careless spender or she just had the wrong idea of what “some help” with the bills would be.
As far as I know they still talk. Good for them. But bf says I ruined their friendship and they aren't close anymore like wtf