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Make my pussy wet, LUSH ON [Multi Goal]
Date: October 24, 2022
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It's understandable that you're feeling concerned and confused about the missing condoms in your boyfriend's box. It's possible that he has used some of the condoms with other partners, which would be a violation of your trust and a serious problem in your relationship. However, it's also possible that there are other explanations for the missing condoms, such as if they were accidentally thrown away or used for a different purpose. It's important to communicate openly and honestly with your boyfriend about your concerns and feelings. Try to approach the conversation in a calm and non-accusatory way, and explain why you're worried and how his behavior has made you feel. Listen to his perspective and try to understand why he may have used the condoms, and ask him if he has been using them with anyone else. If your boyfriend admits to using the condoms with other partners, it's important to address the issue and discuss what steps you will take to rebuild trust and move forward in your relationship. This may include seeking counseling or therapy to work through the issue and develop a plan for rebuilding trust and improving communication. If your boyfriend denies using the condoms with other partners and you are not satisfied with his explanation, it may be necessary to consider ending the relationship. Ultimately, the decision about how to handle the situation will depend on your specific circumstances and the level of trust and communication in your relationship.
Next time you’re in that situ, make a comment like “u know I would marry u for tax reasons, but we’d obviously be sexually incompatible”, either she’ll bite or she’ll be a bit uncomfortable and at least you’ll know where u stand. If she bites u can tease her like “yeah you’d be too vanilla for me, aren’t u like “Missionary Mary with the lights off ?
2 not gay men have sex twice should be a sitcom
You asked to be exclusive, he balked.
You talked about not being exclusive he got upset.
You are not the one being manipulative here. Whether or not you're in an exclusive relationship is usually a pretty binary decision.
There's another difference between your cat and your roommate's: your cat is “competition” for your love/time/money. Not in the mind of anyone healthy and well adjusted, but that is definitely the vibe that I'm getting from your story. If it were me, we'd be having one more conversation about the cat. I'd articulate that you love them both, but since he is a grown man and she is a cat, you feel a sense of responsibility to care for her that you don't for him. Your values/worldview are that she is a part of your family that you need to protect and care for, and you need to know if he is compatible with that or not.
I understand your hesitation about telling him that this is a dealbreaker – nobody likes an “ultimatum”. But the difference between a boundary and an ultimatum is basically whether it's a healthy, reasonable expectation or not. This is, and he hasn't respected it so far. I think he needs to know how important this is if you want to continue this.
Gosh I hate living in a sharehouse as it is, I couldn’t imagine sharing a room with someone ?
Ffs put your foot down, you know your wife is lying about this
This is why I'm glad I'm WFH permanently, some people just love to power trip.
OP, first thing is to help YOURSELF by filing for divorce.
Call the cops and report him, then move out. Sell the home or he can buy your half. Whatever, just get away from this nutcase.
I personally don’t mind it at all, but I think a lot of men feel like their masculinity is “attacked” when their girlfriend buys toys. This is a problem with his ego and his insecurities.