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Date: October 17, 2022
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Damn. Although I'm not creepy enough to do it, if I were to set up a hidden camera to catch a girl masturbating, it defenitely wouldn't be so I could “accuse them of some sort of crime.”
Communication issues can cause irritation and resentment to build, which can also kill libido and make it seem like you have nothing in common. So either address the communication issues and things could improve or break up. Because as it is right now, your relationship sounds like it’s torture to you.
Why did you need his help opening the door, what did you actually say and what was your tone?
Hi! I’m in a large age gap relationship (larger than OP). You made some great points. Age gap relationships are not for everyone. You really need to have a complete understanding of who you are.
At 25, OP May have had the life experiences needed for that relationship. I certainly did. And I knew who I was and what I wanted. I wasn’t looking for a partner, it just happened.
OP definitely needs to be on the same page as her boyfriend. My SO and I have different thought processes, but we arrive at the same conclusion almost every time. There are some things we have different opinions on, but nothing that’s a deal breaker or red flag.
The way he treats her is key. My SO has never tried to persuade me. They have never talked down to me. They listen to my opinion and respond accordingly. They have never twisted my words, or took my words out of context. They really truly respect me, and I respect them.
Not being financially stable is a tough one. When I met my SO he was financially stable. Then COVID happened and their credit was ruined and they got behind on bills.
Overall, this is the best relationship I have ever been in. I’ve been in relationships with guy my age, and I could never connect with them. We grew up in the same time, but had completely different expectations and views/plans on life. My SO and I grew up in completely different generations, yet I understand him better than people my age (besides some of his jokes lol). And whatever I don’t understand I ask him to explain, and vice versa.
Idk, thought I’d give some perspective on large age gap relationships. I never thought I’d be in one, I was not planning on entering a relationship when I met my SO (this almost sounds like he talked me into it, which he didn’t. It was 100% my decision.)
Oh, also, not all men who end up with a younger woman are searching for that. My SO was in a relationship with a woman older than him when we met, he’s always dated around his age until me.
It's easy to be black and white with other people's lives, I want op to have tools to understand and explain their difficult situation that will help inform their decision
I got married at 23, I’m 50 now. (Still happily married)We have a son who is 21, and if he came home and said he was getting married I’d lose my shit! He’s waaayyy to young!
However, my husband and I have been best friends since we were 16, and we never had trust issues.
To the op, please seek counseling.
I'm hairy as fuck. It sucks, i feel you. I have a super hairy chest, and also get dark, coarse hairs on my face, chin, and neck. I'm a woman. I'm in my mid 30's. I've dealt with it by plucking, shaving, and have had laser. But I am also just hairy a lot of the time.
In the roughly 20 years that people have been seeing me naked in a sexual way, not a single one of them has EVER mentioned my hair. Not once. Never a single time.
What i'm trying to say is that not all men are like you bf. I can't say I have an unbiased selection sample, because obviously I choose who I sleep with, but there are many, many men out there who will worship your body as it naturally is (and hopefully you worship theirs back)
We’re not compatible in the kids area.
Oh for fuck sake are you serious?
Drop the number in the trash and forget it exists.
Say he can wait a year to join. He need to prove to you that he can afford it out of the family budget without everyone else having to sacrifice. So far, you're not happy with the sacrifices you've had to make for his golf so he shouldn't get golf until you're both happy with the balance. I would not divorce because of this, just say no, we can't afford it.
I'd wait until after you tell your wife that you know she's cheating. Otherwise word will get back to her if you start talking to others like this. You tell P2, he confronts P1 or work otherwise gets back to P1 through common friends of P2, and then P1 tells your wife you know.
The friend didn’t make OP’s ex cheat. Even if she encouraged it, it’s a choice OP’s ex made.
There have been patients who are having terrible side effects and can't handle having it, and their doctors essentially tell them to “just wait it out,” or as them to really think on it and then just send them home.
And, while I understand the fact that it takes time for the body to adjust to the new hormone levels and medication, if it is to the point where the patient is desperate enough to cut it out themselves? That's kinda messed up
Their husband’s friend? Who only recently “took up photography”?
Same, nothing facetious in my previous reply. ✌️ No ill will or bad blood at all.
masturbating everyday? uh…
hmm okay
Yeah, eat crow and kick yourself. A mistake is only a failure if you don't learn from it. If you can handle the heartache, take the risk. If it works out, then you will feel good about your decision. If it doesn't, then you learn not to do that again.