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Room for online sex video chat NoMercy_Sexx
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Birth Date: 2003-07-19
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Date: October 6, 2022
I really do want to share your enthusiasm about life but i really can't. I'm an awkward guy who can't talk to people freely. I'm caught in this hole i can't get out of.
I really don't have any self respect for myself but I'm hoping that I could develop something for myself. I really hope so
You’ve basically cheated on and left your husband for a STRANGER? Lmao good luck. You’re marriage didn’t sound healthy and yeah, you probably needed to get out. However, jumping straight to this guy you don’t know isn’t the answer. You don’t know them, and once the excitement for this dude wears off you are going to be in a bad situation. You sound like you cannot be on your own because this isn’t “healing from codependency”.
Talk to her and point some valid points across. All you have to state is how you are feeling and what you have noticed, provide solutions and see what she says.
Some valid points would be that the current living situation isn't working out because of the reasons you mentioned. One being the cooking and cleaning and the solution would be if she can do that part.
Secondly, you feel like the relationship is stagnant so make that point to her. You can ask her what's wrong and why she hasn't shown you any love or support even though you provide all these things for her including vacations. Transactional relationships do work, but you'd have to be getting something in return.
At the end of it all, you're just looking to see if she's willing to work on anything instead of providing excuses and blame. But at the same time, it also seems like you treat her as your daughter. Example, you mentioned that you don't want to add to her burden. But what burden is that? Not being able to make new friends is hardly a burden when she obviously has you. You need to start doing some of your own research to see how healthy couples function, adopting some of those habits and values isn't a bad start.
I wouldn’t trust your gfs judgement if she’s insisting you sell your home to rent. There extremely concerning.
You’ve been dating a year. You’ve not lived together. Do a trial period for 3 months. Rent your home short-term.
We go to the same college and have shared friends. It’d make things hella awkward.
Who cares? Tell everyone exactly why you blocked him. He's trash and doesn't deserve to have this kept as a secret.
Also, I'm willing to bet you're not the first he's done this to. Probably not even the first in the shared friend group.
Welcome to having a GF brother.