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Room for online sex video chat Minori__xo
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Birth Date: 1998-01-21
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Date: April 1, 2023
You shouldn’t have to that’s not your job. It’s nice that you can and would but he’s the father it’s his responsibility to manage his child.
I think your bf is wrong when he says he doesn't mean anything negative. Whether he does it consciously or not he is tearing you down to build himself up
Making “factual” unprompted observations about someone's body is not required of anyone. Your bf could choose to
believe you already know how your body looks and what unrealistic expectations society's “objective beauty standards” put on women
Recognize that “objective beauty standards ” vary by time and culture. He could push for different beauty standards.
keep his mouth shut if he doesn't have anything good to say
find the features of your body that he finds beautiful and comment on them.
The fact that he does none of these things and acts as if somehow he is compelled to talk about what he sees as flaws is on him.
Tell him you are faced with objective beauty standards every day and do not need to be told whether you live up to them. In a partner, you need someone who celebrates the body you have.
In OP's defense, at the age of 40, I had a set back (as in I was separated from my ex husband at 39, divorced by 40 and had to change jobs and move.) My divorce wasn't one of those ones where I took everything from him and had to move in with my very new partner in his house he shared with a roommate and the roommates child.
The roommates mother owned the house and we all paid her rent. She came over whenever she wanted and walked into our bathroom at like three in the morning “to deep clean” and all kinds of other shit. Anyway because my income had changed and I was now paying rent which I wasn't doing while married, I wasn't saving much. I was also having to replace a bunch of day to day needed items (sheets, plates, etc) so when Covid hit and our landlord wanted to throw her own son, granddaughter and us the two tenants out of the house to move back in, my boyfriend and I were quite unprepared to move. I ended up at 41 years old having to be given a 1000 dollars by my parents for the deposit on our new place. Financially it's been awful.
We can now afford our 1450 rent but its still tight. Maybe OP doesn't have any family to give them a boost. Maybe OP didn't make her medical issues clear enough.
The point is, if they are paying rent, the mother should be expected to treat them like any other roommate would. If you had a roommate in a shared home acting like this, you would be angry too.
Sounds like she was mad he has been insecure about the guys he actually needed to worry about.