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Date: December 6, 2022
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I think there’s far too much importance placed on virginity or losing virginity. It’s not some kind of gift or something that is taken. Over the course of a lifetime, it’s likely that you’ll have sex with quite a few people and most of those people will end up being exes—will you regret having sex with anyone you don’t end up with til you die? Because every relationship ends until one doesn’t.
Don’t have sex you don’t want to have or aren’t ready for. And be sure you’re aligned with your partner on what you’d do in the event you became pregnant. Don’t have sex with someone who doesn’t agree with you on that game plan.
And yeah…you’re getting to the age where a lot of people wouldn’t be interested in dating someone who won’t have sex. But that still doesn’t mean you need to have sex if you’re not ready or comfortable.
Lol its an anonymous website where complete strangers tell stories and anecdotes with absolutely no proof or sources….and you just a couple days ago decided to not trust some of these stories and not others?
Wow that sounds so much like my ex its uncanny. You should leave him, absolutely manipulative and controlling.
That wasn’t about the wedding, that was about giving her money – which I accepted judgment on and OFFERED her money.
I don’t get why people hate it when people ACCEPT JUDGMENT and change their minds.
That’s true. And I’ll tell him when I’m free so that he can choose one of those days. Thanks
Why should he put something in his body to appease you?
If he wants to do it himself that's up to him.
Be honest with yourself. You're shallow and trying to avoid the inevitable.
So… you never have plans or other things going on in the evenings? I’m guessing that’s that really issue here.
Nobody on the planet is “fun enough” that their partner doesn’t need friends (or hobbies or alone time or other pursuits that they’ll sometimes choose over spending time with their partner).
You already know how toxic and childish this kind of thinking is. It’s a way of painting yourself yourself as a victim, feeling sorry for yourself.
The key question is why you’re doing that. What do you think you get out of that? Is it easier to feel “rejected” than to confront what’s missing in your own life?
If you don’t tell her it’s bothering you then going to stop. If you tell her and she keeps doing it anyway then she’s being a bully. But if this is something that’s bothering you you need to speak up. If you can’t advocate for yourself in relationships, then you’re not ready to be in one. Sucks that this is her default and that she thinks it’s OK but any relationship will have something of some degree that bothers the other person and if you can’t communicate with your partner then there’s an even bigger problem.
So alcoholism running in his family is not good just be aware of that. Big indicator of alcoholism is if it’s in the family. Also as an adult child of an alcoholic you may have been attracted to him because of it. It’s not 100% but just sliding scales, probabilities not certainties.
For real tho al anon or alateen. Is how you work through this.
You can buy the books and read them over, I’ve found them before at just resale stores but they aren’t that much off Amazon.
Adult children of alcoholics is a book off Amazon for $4-9, you’ll prob read it and be like crap this is me. It helps check it out.
Even worse. I wonder if he plays that game some men play? The one where they get young women to trust them because they are married with kids?
He could have misread the note. He thinks you two have a “connection” so this is his chance. Basically an imaginary crush that thinks you may have on him & vice versa… He just wants to be “helpful”
Advice from a 50+ woman…ALWAYS trust your instinct. I suggest you don't go alone with him but go as a group.
I honestly would be very wary of being with someone who develops an obsession like that.
Physical attraction and wanting a relation/”situation”ship don't always go hand in hand. It's clear that he's not interested in starting something. That doesn't mean he doesn't find you attractive.
It is 100% possible to like someone and still not want to enter into anything with them.
It would be best to move on. Pushing it is going to make him uncomfortable and cause you a lot more insecurity.
America is a hell scape. You can’t get a lot of social services if you have a certain amount of income/savings and being married to someone with that income/savings counts.
Omg how did you react? Did he notice it bothered you?
My son is priority number one but I do not need to stay in a marriage where I have been told she’s so frustrated she’s wanted to physically hurt me, she’s said in seriousness that’s she’s wanted to smother me with a pillow in my sleep some nights, and she has sexually coerced me many times. I have had suicidal thoughts lately. Should I still stay with her for the sake of my son?