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regardless of your whole post, no healthy relationship should be having “ups and downs” within the first damn year…
I think that most people would keep early non-exclusive phase dating history stuff a secret (and generally treat it as an irrelevant part in their story after becoming exclusive) because while it's not exactly a sin, revealing such things can also put a dampener on the relationship and the others sense magic or specialness over the newly developed connection. Your GF might have felt a very strong connection to you (all those feelings she spoke up were genuine) but she didn't completely cut off her options because she wasn't quite ready to feel that level of confidence yet (it is hard to have faith in a relationship that even if you counted its existence starting from the 1st date, is barely a few weeks old).
Whether you acted too hasty is hard to say, but I don't think you were necessarily in the wrong either if all this occurred days after you had both agreed to be exclusive.
The thing that matters now is whether you agree to overlook this mistake in your relationship and start afresh together, or whether you decide that too much has already gone on for things to recover. If you genuinely really like this lady (and she in turn has been making big efforts to apologise and get you back) then I think you should reconsider your stance and try giving things another shot.