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Maybe get a financial advisor…savings for a retirement…savings for a home…savings for a vacation…etc that he needs to put money in every month then maybe he will be more responsible and not spend money on stupid stuff.
After a time stonewalling can be weaponized, but usually at it’s core it’s a weakness in the stonewaller, not the partner.
I’m confused by your first paragraph because I address that with the quote above in my first comment. So yes it can be weaponized, and it looks like it was with you, but at its core weaponized or not it’s most often due to a weakness in the stonewaller not the partner.
And there is nothing to be ashamed about, your feelings are totally normal considering what you went through. Give your self time and with therapy and/or support you’ll adjust back to what most people are use to. And if people don’t understand it, as long as you’re not hurting anyone, the problem isnt you, it’s that they don’t have enough emotional awareness and that’s on them. It sucks you went through that, but you’re in therapy, you’re aware of the problem and it does get better with time. You got this.
STD test.
They aren’t roommates. The friend will and has approached a group of guys multiple times. I would have a problem w it if she brings them to their apartment. One time wouldn’t be cool w me just like 10 times wouldn’t either
Well you have to make a decision one way or another. either it bothers you enough to confront him, or it isn't worth the trouble and you gotta put it beside you
What was his response to when he was last tested?