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A man crying in front of me would change nothing except deepening my respect for him. Showing your emotions takes strength. That’s true masculinity to me.
I don’t want to make him feel bad though. I’m scared that if I tell him how I really felt he’ll feel bad about himself. And I feel like it was my fault for not explicitly saying no. When I wasn’t as drunk I do remember me telling him that nothing was going to happen between us. As we had agreed from before that he felt bad when we’ve hooked up previously when I’ve been heavily intoxicated. He said from those times he felt like he was taking advantage of me. So I honestly thought this time we were just going to be hanging out as friends but when he started making other advances I didn’t know how to put my foot down.
Definitely not fake, and I have definitely had the same fear as you. But I told him if the therapist is a sexist boomer (no offense to boomers) then I will stop going and find another one. And I said we can keep looking for new therapists until we BOTH agree on one, and he agreed
Well it’s a bit deeper than that. It happened once before w a classmate of mine. My GF confronted me about it and I unfollowed and haven’t done it again. I didn’t think she would mind a celeb since we talk about celebrity crushes all the time but she did. She told me she wouldn’t give me another chance and that I shoudlve changed by now and has since refused to talk to me about it. She’s all I care about and I don’t want to lose her. Especially not like this. We’ve been together since I was 15 she was 14.
On a few occasions after he had to move out of state or for family events that were away from home but not that many because we lived in the same state and had our own places.
It always fascinates me how people downvote and scoff at comments about healthy co parenting because it’s not the norm. Like… why are so accepting as a society that ex partners don’t get along and coldly do a child exchange every weekend that people actually still liking one another and not exposing their kids to parental animosity because their relationship didn’t work is ‘too far?’
There are a couple things that can help. He could hire a maid and laundry service. One of my friends has a once weekly laundry service that even folds everything, and for just them it’s $25/w. The maid would be more expensive, obviously. He could use paper plates and plastic utensils, less dishes. I do this sometimes when I’m overwhelmed or really busy.
Sit down and talk, say “I can no longer pick up your slack now that I’m working. If you can’t figure out how to do your share of the housework, then I can’t stay in this relationship. It is unfair to leave it all to me. If you’d like to continue this relationship, we need to come up with a plan, and you need to stick to it.”
It sounds to me like he centers his entire social life on you, you are now busy on a project all the time, and that’s the root cause of everything else. That’s why he interrupts you constantly, and why he seems to be having fun but also feels depressed. That’s why your friends engaging with you enrages him. He may not even realize it’s happening himself. Just my take on it, I can’t make the call on the narcissism.
Two come to mind, as a rambling nerd, being interrupted with “you have a very sexy mind” left me speechless.
The second was when my bf told me that an aspect of my body was better than an actress I have a thing for while we were watching TV. Lots of touching so he could “prove” it, and he made me laugh, which is always a bonus.
Trust yourself. If it feels wrong, then it is. He's too old to be so immature. I scrolled up and looked at his age and was shocked. I assumed he was maybe 21. He needs attention from women to feel good. He won't ever stop what he is doing, and I think you realize that.
You‘re looking cute in all of them. My favourites would be picture 2 and 3. ?? (m, 29)
A man crying in front of me would change nothing except deepening my respect for him. Showing your emotions takes strength. That’s true masculinity to me.
I don’t want to make him feel bad though. I’m scared that if I tell him how I really felt he’ll feel bad about himself. And I feel like it was my fault for not explicitly saying no. When I wasn’t as drunk I do remember me telling him that nothing was going to happen between us. As we had agreed from before that he felt bad when we’ve hooked up previously when I’ve been heavily intoxicated. He said from those times he felt like he was taking advantage of me. So I honestly thought this time we were just going to be hanging out as friends but when he started making other advances I didn’t know how to put my foot down.
Definitely not fake, and I have definitely had the same fear as you. But I told him if the therapist is a sexist boomer (no offense to boomers) then I will stop going and find another one. And I said we can keep looking for new therapists until we BOTH agree on one, and he agreed
Mortgage we co own unfortunately little more complicated
Well it’s a bit deeper than that. It happened once before w a classmate of mine. My GF confronted me about it and I unfollowed and haven’t done it again. I didn’t think she would mind a celeb since we talk about celebrity crushes all the time but she did. She told me she wouldn’t give me another chance and that I shoudlve changed by now and has since refused to talk to me about it. She’s all I care about and I don’t want to lose her. Especially not like this. We’ve been together since I was 15 she was 14.
Imo she is using you as a free meal ticket, have some self respect and find somebody who can support themselves and isn't a spoiled brat.
On a few occasions after he had to move out of state or for family events that were away from home but not that many because we lived in the same state and had our own places.
It always fascinates me how people downvote and scoff at comments about healthy co parenting because it’s not the norm. Like… why are so accepting as a society that ex partners don’t get along and coldly do a child exchange every weekend that people actually still liking one another and not exposing their kids to parental animosity because their relationship didn’t work is ‘too far?’
There are a couple things that can help. He could hire a maid and laundry service. One of my friends has a once weekly laundry service that even folds everything, and for just them it’s $25/w. The maid would be more expensive, obviously. He could use paper plates and plastic utensils, less dishes. I do this sometimes when I’m overwhelmed or really busy.
Sit down and talk, say “I can no longer pick up your slack now that I’m working. If you can’t figure out how to do your share of the housework, then I can’t stay in this relationship. It is unfair to leave it all to me. If you’d like to continue this relationship, we need to come up with a plan, and you need to stick to it.”
It sounds to me like he centers his entire social life on you, you are now busy on a project all the time, and that’s the root cause of everything else. That’s why he interrupts you constantly, and why he seems to be having fun but also feels depressed. That’s why your friends engaging with you enrages him. He may not even realize it’s happening himself. Just my take on it, I can’t make the call on the narcissism.
Two come to mind, as a rambling nerd, being interrupted with “you have a very sexy mind” left me speechless.
The second was when my bf told me that an aspect of my body was better than an actress I have a thing for while we were watching TV. Lots of touching so he could “prove” it, and he made me laugh, which is always a bonus.
Trust yourself. If it feels wrong, then it is. He's too old to be so immature. I scrolled up and looked at his age and was shocked. I assumed he was maybe 21. He needs attention from women to feel good. He won't ever stop what he is doing, and I think you realize that.