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Room subject: and now last tipper gets 4 mins of lovense control. Brings me to orgasm [538 tokens left]
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Please stop having sex. You’re clearly not mature enough for it. You ask your girlfriend to wear makeup during sex and that’ll stick with her forever… don’t be so fucking stupid
Yeah, I agree. Thank you for replying This is the second time we have an issue like this, he's very against the “te quiero” words cause for them they mean “I love you” in a romantic way, but that's not the case…. And I don't know how to make him understand that.. Its true I broke his boundaries, but I really don't think me saying “you too” to the “te quiero” is that bad
Most of us do not think this. However some do. It shows you 2 have a huge difference in what you think a relationship is or isn't.
No, you're fine. I'm still learning how not to be so naive and taken advantage of. It's been taking me years to try to rebuild my self esteem so I tend to be manipulated easily..I can see how the question sounds pretty silly lol
LMAO, just sink into the couch and dissapear. You won't be able to live it down for a while. Just ride the wave of embarrassment.
Not all dancing but stripping is supposed to induce sexual desire, this is not contested
There are other things to be complimented on other than looks, and if she does that for you, then all good.
If she doesn’t compliment you on anything, then you need to sit her down and ask her why she is with you.
Refer her back to the conversation, and say that as you are not her physical type, she must be here because she loves you as a person, but why? And why doesn’t she show it?
“My boyfriend is the perfect person” proceeds to tells us how he has bad personal hygiene…
You are really mean.
Annie Liebowitz worked any job she could get while she was trying to break through. If he thinks working for someone else is beneath him, he'll never get anywhere. Wave goodbye OP, he's certainly going nowhere and he's holding you back.
I doubt any court will look at this negatively. It is very common for moms to spend the first year or two with a newborn. Also, she could make a case that she would want to get more education, the child is bonded with her, and so on. This way, she won't have to go to work and will get primary custody.
What a dickhead. I hope you get the job and dump his ass
Your boyfriend’s insecurities are a HIM problem, not a you problem. It’s not your job to explain to him that just because other men will be there doesn’t mean you’re gonna hook up. It is possible to be friends with the opposite sex. If he can’t picture that, I’d be concerned about what HE is going to do without you. (Please don’t not go because I brought that up)
You are 19. Your life is just beginning. Before you know it, you’ll be in a career or settled down with a family and you won’t be able to just take a month off to go off to Europe. If you don’t go, you will instantly regret it and then you,l start to resent him. 19 is too young to pass up opportunities like this for a guy.
Go on your trip and have a blast. If, when you get home, things don’t work out, you’ll be glad you went.
With friends like that who needs enemies. Wouldn’t be surprised if ex and “friend” are romantically involved.
His parents are more important to him than you are. If you can live with that fine, but I know I couldn't.
I can honestly say that I trust my DH 100%. Outside of responding to this post, it is not something that has crossed my mind since.
My feelings were deeply hurt, but I was willing to give him another chance. First, I realized we had wildly different experiences that we were bringing into our joint life. He came from a stricter, nuclear family that emphasized healthy eating and cleanliness. I came from a blended family and hopped between houses, so healthy eating and chores weren't a priority. I realized I did need to step up on household tasks (but I still did not force myself to become Suzy Homemaker). DH learned I came from an affectionate family and needed kinder communication; a strict “my way or the highway” demand would just push me away. I also knew that he'd already been divorced once (BM left him for someone else) and knew he was scared of being hurt “first.” It doesn't make what happened okay, but it gave us a starting point for understanding each other better.
The most important thing though – what makes me know deep down that DH is best friend, my loyal husband, and my life partner – is the tough times we've gone through since: health issues of our youngest child, homeownership and fixing things with low finances, custody concerns with his ex, job changes, mental health. While housework and chores used to seem so huge, it pales in comparison to the bigger challenges we face in later years. We occasionally bicker (usually it still about cleaning) but when push comes to shove, we huddle together and support each other through the worst.
I am definitely not saying you MUST forgive and forget or that things WILL work out. You are totally right to feel hurt, devastated, and to reevaluate what you want/need. I just wanted you to know that there CAN be a happy ending, and you are not wrong if you decide you want to give him another chance.
So.. how does he wipe
OP isn't to blame for their partner being lying asshole who treated them badly – their partner is to blame for being a lying asshole who treats people badly.
120% again.
“Once a cheater, MOST LIKELY always a cheater”. Proven again and again, for every person that stops cheating you hear about hundreds of cases that always a cheater. People can grow, yes, and most of the times, it's for the worse. Life isnt a fairytale.
I told you so
This is not happening anywhere, as no one in here told her before. And anyways she KNEW where she was getting into, so yes, she clearly needs to be rubbeD in the face with the facts, as she for herlself was unable to act properly knowing them beforehand.
And I dont know why you people talk about shifting blame. There is 0 shifting in here. its called accountability. The cheater has 100% the guilt about being a cheater. That does not change the fact that op's started dating a cheater, and that she has 100% of the blame about getting herself into a situation where she is most probably going to be cheated on. Smoking kills, its a known fact. If you smoke it means that it since you are choosing to kill yourself, smoking is any better? Nope. Smoking still kills, and knowing so, you choose to smoke , so thats your fault there.