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Date: October 21, 2022
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I feel bad for you. You don't have at least one person that you can talk too?
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People, in fact a lot of people, have sensory issues when it comes to food. It’s typically referred to as Sensory Processing Disorder. Texture is typically the big one that causes issues. Temperature, flavor, and even presentation can also trigger the issue.
This is really common for people ADHD or autism, however, it’s not limited to people with those diagnoses.
If someone is an extremely picky eater, they likely have SPD.
if your partner could go younger he would. you’re obviously not a child but you’re not at that grown ass adult with a fully developed frontal lobe either. you’re not even 20 and this creepy old guy who is nearly old enough to be your dad is creeping on you. what do you even have in common with each other? he’s a predator pal and your parents are looking out for you bc they know. regardless of sexuality and gender he’s a nonce
I was in the exact opposite situation. I wanted to do anything, if only we would have a (second) child. Even if this would affect my health and shorten my lifespan.
My (now ex) husband was afraid to lose me and thought after child 1 that it was enough. He is really traumatized by everything that happened to us during the route. It ultimately cost us our marriage.
Talk to each other. State your fears. If it doesn't work together, go to a therapist who specializes in fertility problems.
It is not your job to fix him or change him. It is his job and he doesn't see an issue here. Growth comes from within. You can't make him grow.
Trust is needed in a relationship. That said, trust is not only pertaining to being sexually loyal.
Trust should season everything in your relationship. Do you trust each other financially? Do you trust each other to take care of responsibilities? Do you trust each other to not gossip about you?
Now….that brings me to a question for you…..do you trust that he won't put you in danger or in dangerous situations?