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Room for on-line sex video chat Alyssa_rhoades
Model from: us
Languages: en
Birth Date: 2000-10-15
Body Type: bodyTypeThin
Ethnicity: ethnicityWhite
Hair color: hairColorBlonde
Eyes color: eyeColorGreen
Subculture: subcultureRomantic
Date: December 22, 2022
If none of the things made contact with his body and injured him, no. It's definitely abusive behavior, but he can't really press charges against her if he's uninjured. Especially since he abused an animal in the scenario.
Several issues here: 1) You say you want babies, but don’t want babies you cannot biologically carry. You say you’re infertile, and you cannot carry a baby. If you truly want a child, then how the child comes into the world is not important. The pregnancy is the smallest part of the commitment. You need to fall out of love with idea of “how” and have the maturity to come up with a workable plan. 2) tampering with a birth control method is a sexual assault. You don’t want to hear that but it absolutely is. I am sorry that happened to you.
No, your relationship is not salvageable. Nor should it be.
Imagine finding out your husband bought his coworker a $4000 dog ? that alone would break my heart completely
She’s not your soulmate if she wants to go out and sleep with other guys. What kind of retreat was this?
Please please PLEASE leave this guy. He sounds horrible as a partner. Everything you've described to me with him makes me feel scared for you and horribly upset. You deserve someone who you feel safe to come to about traumatizing issues. You deserve support and love. You do NOT deserve to have abuse hurled at you for being raped by a man WHILE YOU TWO WERE BROKEN UP! Staying with him may feel like the safe option because you have history, and maybe you even love him. But this isn't sustainable. You have the same issues with him and he hurls abuse at you. You can do better. If your partner as a whole is making you miserable more than you would be if you were single, you shouldn't be with them.
That's not something he would forget. He is throwing sand in your eyes.
No fr, I dated this one guy he showed his friends my picture and said something like look at what I bought… I didn’t find it one bit funny.
Thanks for clarifying. Sorry, mixed up the “he” as it does refer to you bf and I misunderstood. Either way, you are clear on your intentions and I think your bf does understand that. It’s the guy friend and his intentions that are in question.
I suggest talk with him directly, he probably doesn't even realise what he's doing is bad.
Don't shut yourself up, just talk it out with him.