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Room for live sex video chat Roberta_lipa
Model from: co
Languages: es
Birth Date: 2001-07-02
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Date: October 16, 2022
Yeah bro ask her on another date and try again I see she was receptive
Sure, Von.
It’s understandable somewhat that she doesn’t understand but she needs to lay off with the name calling etc it’s your decision that you want to keep in contact and she needs to mind her business on that
I had to show my then bf how to not hold a utensil like a cave man. I could tell he felt weird for a bout a minute and then we moved on. Sometimes you gotta just bite the bullet, say what you feel about their habits and let them know. Hopefully he doesn’t feel attacked and see you’re trying to help him.
I did that because I needed time to think I don't play games
But she knows where they live and they actually do online there
Grow up and be an adult. Have the conversation on the phone.
You don’t seem mature enough at 35 for a relationship dude. She deserves better than a breakup text and you know it.
I worried about a co-worker thing or just a fling . . . I've been depressed lately and I feel like he's been upset over my mood. I'm not that sparkly person I was when I first moved in but I try so very hot to be there for him and make an effort it's not like I stopped it's just less animated now. But he knew I had depression before we got serious so he can't use it as an excuse and neither can I.
Betting she wants to sour your relationship so she can swoop in and be your bf's shoulder to cry on.
I think the majority will find it weird since we live in a time of immediate communication in so many ways at our finger tips. However, especially for long distance or not seeing each other, you guys must have much to talk about catching each other up and having real talks instead of just being together but both sitting on their phones. You do you. My partner is the only person I want to talk to so I don’t really understand how this relationship will work if you see and are around each other every day. If you’re happy, then keep going.
About what she said- it sounds like this is a boiling point of the relationship and differences in views instead of just an argument.
To a degree- are you embarrassed of her? Is she really what you want in a partner? Is this what you want?
To me it sounds expired but people have an incredible way of putting on their rose coloured glasses right when it gets difficult. I think that it’s possible what you said- you did mean it. You just feel guilty now or are scared of the change/ loss of her.
You have now gone past the point of denial and you've gone to.. stonewalling? I'm not quite sure you've reached a point of just complete shutdown. It's A coping mechanism and trying to protect yourself from the situation you're in.
what, you think he is gonna abandon his vision of family because of “love” after another let's say 5 or 8 years?
you are very gullible person hahahahaha
Is this his friend or brother anyway? You used both terms in your story.
I don't think he thought you would never measure up. Men are very literal. He thought the chemistry would change as the relationship progressed.
The reality is that good sex means different things to different people. Some people, as long as they got some therapeutic touch, they're satisfied. Others need to feel dominant or submissive. Others just need to cum.
But most importantly, there needs to be a sense of “play.” A tug of war of desires, each looking to gratify the other and themselves in different ways. Not a race to cum and move on, rather a chef's table omakase of your sexual prowess. It sounds like this is the element he's missing, not the physical appearance. There's almost an intellectual side to it. And it's not as simple as positions or environment. It's the act of displaying your sexual power while also being seduced by his. That's sexual chemistry.
For some people, that doesn't feel like play, it feels like work. So the vibe is just off. I think in your case, everything else that makes a relationship good was there. He just never felt like the two of you could play together, even if you're both able to reach completion which would objectively seem like good enough sex.
It's understandable that you want to visit your grandma and have a girls' trip with your sister. Your boyfriend's reaction is not healthy or reasonable, and it's not your responsibility to manage his emotions.
It's important to communicate to him that you understand he may be feeling upset or anxious, but his reaction is not fair to you. You can offer reassurance that you will stay in touch while you're away and make plans to spend quality time together when you return. It's also important to set boundaries and not allow him to guilt trip you or make you feel bad for wanting to see your family.
If he continues to be upset and unable to manage his emotions, it may be helpful for him to seek therapy or counseling to work through his anxiety and attachment issues. It's not healthy for him to rely on you for emotional stability or to control your actions because of his own emotional distress.