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Exactly this! Give him a taste of what he asks for himself. In the literal sense.
Whenever I ask about this kind of stuff, the only answer I receive is that we will eventually be in a real relationship
That means you are not in a real relationship. You're essentially playing SIMS.
This isn’t even a relationship, either – he’s made it clear that we aren’t together yet.
Why would he be introducing a person he's not even together with to his family?
Don't let it wear on you, just extract yourself from the situation (I would say “break up,” but it sounds like it wouldn't even be that.) You don't need to be giving your mental energy to a thing that's not even a thing.
Date someone your age
You know the answer in your gut. He was testing the waters and it’s gross.
Don’t give up an opportunity for a boyfriend unless he is the one.
Even if you misgendered someone, assuming it was an accident, T’s reaction wouldn’t be helpful. “She looked at me very pissed and told me to not misgender him, especially in her presence…” This is someone looking for a fight to pick.
A more helpful response would be: “I think that person uses they/them pronouns” or “wait, I thought that person uses they/them pronouns?” T brought a whole lotta drama and shaming to what could have been a friendly reminder – if you’d in fact gotten something wrong, which you didn’t.
As you’ve described it, you did everything right.
If it happens again, I’d just say “bf uses he or they pronouns, and if that ever changes, I expect he’ll let me know.”