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deep Throat [Multi Goal]
Date: January 19, 2023
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deep Throat [Multi Goal]
Ideas, numbered by aggression level ha
1) I’ve already answered that question, dude.
2) how many times are you going ask this? I’ve already answered that question
3) stop asking me this, I’ve already explained myself.
Silica packets can be useful. Everything is a matter of degree, though. Does she have 10 packets or 500? How big is the sugar packet collection? I’m now envisioning a gallon ziplock bag full of fur per animal, not a lock of hair.
DUMP HER.
Not wanting to be in a romantic relationship with a bisexual man doesn’t make one biphobic. There’s no hatred or judgment. It’s simply not something OP wants. People can have preferences regarding their romantic/sexual partners without being biphobic. If my husband came to me and said he was attracted to men that would be a huge issue for me. This might ruffle some feathers, but I think we need to reconsider personal preference versus hatred here.
That friend did you one of the biggest favoures in your life. Thank her, because your life would be so much worse in the long run if you didn't know about this. I guess how you feel, but as others said you're young and you have time to meet the woman of your life.
Also, I appreciate the advice but this is something very difficult for me and it’s not as easy as just saying “leave”.
I would need to take time to really reflect on whether that’s something I even want, and at the moment, it isn’t. I struggle with trust but I do want to be able to trust him again. I’m asking for advice on how I might be able to practice that, not asking if I should leave. I understand that that’s definitely the least painful and the quickest solution to this issue. I understand that it’s a solution which completely avoids the pain of healing.
But my relationship is more complex than I can really describe in a Reddit post. And I’d really just like to know how I can improve my trust, ergo my ability to be more affectionate. I don’t think it’s impossible.