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  1. God that’s so awful. I’m so sorry for you and your husband. If my mother spoke about my wife like that I would go no contact too, it would hurt but the alternative is to continue to be around someone so cruel. You wouldn’t not be causing that pain, she would be, and even though it would be painful it would be removing something very toxic from your life. Whatever you decide to do I wish you the best on your healing journey, you deserve to be treated with respect and love. Take care

  2. While this could be a step in the right direction, the next order of business would be some kind of counseling, individual and together as a couple. Between your insecurity and his deeply cut betrayal I don’t see a healthy relationship being nurtured.

  3. You have right be upset about being publicly humiliated by the slide show and your boyfriend's cheating.

    What's to understated? He cheats on you and insults you. Why are wasting any more time interacting with this dumpster fire of a human being?

    Have some self respect and dump him already.

  4. What about this is juicy drama? It’s just sad honestly. I feel for you. She may not be maliciously using you but she also doesn’t care enough about your well being to change the situation or do even the bare minimum to contribute or show her appreciation. That’s taking advantage of the situation. Can you imagine doing the same to her? Probably not, because you’re a decent person who could never do that to someone you love.

  5. Best thing is she spoke her mind.

    She has probably been in a relationship and experienced “love bombing”, she sees her ex in your actions (unfair but understandable). Or she has been looking at too many narcissist videos.

    It’s a good thing she spoke her mind, you dodged a bullet, getting involved with someone that thinks your good intentions are bad screws with your mental health.

  6. Alright, well you need to start there.

    Because if you go “Surprise! Guess whose here!” the day of… that is kind a messed up thing to to do IMO.

    You can call around to your vacation advisors / airlines and seek possible refund or credit. Additionally, see if someone in his family or his friends want to buy your ticket.

    To say “I want to go on this cruise because, hey, its a cruise!” without the consideration of the tension for the environment kind of a backwards thing to do.

    So… talk to your ex first. Get his side of the idea, and then come back and post for advice.

    Personally, I don't think you should be going, regardless of what he says.

    Because:

    He has a hot time with his mental health, overthinking, insecure and such. We broke up because he says he wants to learn why he is the way he is and wants to better himself.

    And this cruise with HIS family, would be a healthy step for him. And for you to change that into you wanted to experience a cruise seems selfish in my opinion.

  7. My husband and I got engaged after only knowing each other two months. Of course we were Mormon, so that’s the entire reason why. Is she from a strict religious upbringing where marrying before sex is the norm? That’s the only way I could see her response being somewhat understandable. Otherwise seems she’s being manipulative.

  8. Thank you for this. I think you’re right but I have tried communicating this to him a few times before and each time I think we’ve gotten somewhere, nothing changes and now I find myself starting to resent him. On one hand I have a wonderful husband so I should just be happy at that, but at the same time, do I want to only have sex 4 times per year?

  9. You acted…like a normal person. The whole “humana humana” with the jaw drop in movies is just theatres. This is a non-issue, trust me.

  10. Came here to say this. I only spent two years with mine but I’m still in therapy eight years after our break up.

  11. And he's not doing none that's an assumption on your part. When he IS up he'll blitz right along side me

    OK. I was responding to what you wrote in your post:

    he'll break plans, break promises, and all around let me down, usually to deal with whatever chores and things that need doing, by myself, with my chronic pain.

    He'll then be genuinely baffled why I'm frustrated or annoyed about it, when I end up just alone and dealing with everything alone unless he randomly decides (which is occasionally) to have a manic period (bi-polar) and clean everything.

    When you wrote that you “end up alone and dealing with everything alone […] with [your] chronic pain” unless he randomly occasionally decides to do chores.

    I understood that as you are killing yourself doing daily household chores with your chronic pain and that he isn't doing his fair share of the work.

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