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Keyword SOME. The world isn’t black and white, just because something happens to some people doesn’t make it true for all. You don’t know the context of their relationship aside from how old they were when they met. I really wish people such as yourself would stop forcing their own lives or views onto other people. We need more self aware people in this world who don’t generalize everything. These were two consenting ADULTS, both in college, context matters in every single situation. OP came here for advice on right now, not the decision for two adults to date at an age some people wouldn’t care to date at.
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It does come off as insecure IF you told her ‘hey I got these for you to REPLACE the ones your ex got you and I don’t want you to be wearing his gift anymore.’
If you’re cool with her wearing either or, then you’re good. But it really depend on how you phrase the gifting it.
They might just be super comfortable earrings and that’s naked to find earrings that doesn’t bother you and have to take off all the time.
I suppose I can see how it sounds that I want a red carpet roll out (?) but this scenario is from my viewpoint. So I can’t really make it seem any other way. I can just say that’s not true.. thinking someone should acknowledge your presence when you’ve been standing there for 5 minutes isnt dramatic lol.
As for the boat – yes I 100% understand I’m not her friend and there’s boat capacity. I also just believe it should have been left like that.. no invite. Maybe I’m wrong. But I don’t think she should be sainted for still “trying” to invite me if she had no shows at her birthday party.
And that's all you managed to think of? Chocolate for valentine's? Then, shit on Christmas?
You do realize what Christmas is, no?
Probably not. You need to watch less Hallmark movies. Though, I wonder how one managed to watch with their head this deep into… defiance. Lol.
Imagine what, any day you might've gifted something to your fiancée has some holiday attached to it. That's called history, you might want to Google it.
So many words to say that you're just a snobbish hypocrite. Pfft.
I mean I don't know either of you and the super mean thing about breakups is while it takes two to have a relationship, it only takea one to break up… So yea she has issues… But it seems like you're mainly listening to other people's advice about this? Leave her and don't be in a relationship unless you trust your own gut too. (Don't ignore what your friends tell you, it's valid… But they should give you opinions, not decisions.)
Yeah so when Steve actually crosses the line and goes farther than just saying racist shit, your boyfriend will still back him. He’s the type that stands around and watches his neighbors be dragged off during the holocaust or watches the lynching but doesn’t anything to actively stop or help. If he’s not a racist or bigot, in my opinion he’s worse, because he knows it’s wrong and won’t sacrifice anything to stop it. And you’re on here bitching about Steve and defending your bf because you don’t want to sacrifice anything either which makes all your self righteous I don’t like the word etc lip service as well. People who don’t want to be around racists aren’t. People don’t defend racists if they aren’t.
I absolutely would enjoy fostering more of that yes, wanna be clear. Making someone feel good about what I see in them and connecting with them as a person first is something I want.
The tricky part is, as OP struggled with, that's something that may not translate to sexual interest or build romantic chemistry. How does one foster in a date that energy of “while I love your company and connecting with you on a personal level I am also physically attracted to you and desire you sexually?”
How do I make it a safe and comfortable space for her to express that same kind of physical interest in me? That, while whether or not anything happens I'm enjoying time with you, I do want things to happen between us. I know it's not something to try and create just on a first date but throughout dating. I ask because as OP's date put it that was something missing in their interactions, it felt to her polite and unphysical where she was questioning to herself if he even found her sexually attractive.
Keyword SOME. The world isn’t black and white, just because something happens to some people doesn’t make it true for all. You don’t know the context of their relationship aside from how old they were when they met. I really wish people such as yourself would stop forcing their own lives or views onto other people. We need more self aware people in this world who don’t generalize everything. These were two consenting ADULTS, both in college, context matters in every single situation. OP came here for advice on right now, not the decision for two adults to date at an age some people wouldn’t care to date at.
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I wonder if maybe one of the other girls on the trip in that video and they were trying to frame your girlfriend so their boyfriend doesn't find out.
It does come off as insecure IF you told her ‘hey I got these for you to REPLACE the ones your ex got you and I don’t want you to be wearing his gift anymore.’
If you’re cool with her wearing either or, then you’re good. But it really depend on how you phrase the gifting it.
They might just be super comfortable earrings and that’s naked to find earrings that doesn’t bother you and have to take off all the time.
I suppose I can see how it sounds that I want a red carpet roll out (?) but this scenario is from my viewpoint. So I can’t really make it seem any other way. I can just say that’s not true.. thinking someone should acknowledge your presence when you’ve been standing there for 5 minutes isnt dramatic lol.
As for the boat – yes I 100% understand I’m not her friend and there’s boat capacity. I also just believe it should have been left like that.. no invite. Maybe I’m wrong. But I don’t think she should be sainted for still “trying” to invite me if she had no shows at her birthday party.
So, hypocrisy at its finest.
And that's all you managed to think of? Chocolate for valentine's? Then, shit on Christmas?
You do realize what Christmas is, no?
Probably not. You need to watch less Hallmark movies. Though, I wonder how one managed to watch with their head this deep into… defiance. Lol.
Imagine what, any day you might've gifted something to your fiancée has some holiday attached to it. That's called history, you might want to Google it.
So many words to say that you're just a snobbish hypocrite. Pfft.
I mean I don't know either of you and the super mean thing about breakups is while it takes two to have a relationship, it only takea one to break up… So yea she has issues… But it seems like you're mainly listening to other people's advice about this? Leave her and don't be in a relationship unless you trust your own gut too. (Don't ignore what your friends tell you, it's valid… But they should give you opinions, not decisions.)
Yeah so when Steve actually crosses the line and goes farther than just saying racist shit, your boyfriend will still back him. He’s the type that stands around and watches his neighbors be dragged off during the holocaust or watches the lynching but doesn’t anything to actively stop or help. If he’s not a racist or bigot, in my opinion he’s worse, because he knows it’s wrong and won’t sacrifice anything to stop it. And you’re on here bitching about Steve and defending your bf because you don’t want to sacrifice anything either which makes all your self righteous I don’t like the word etc lip service as well. People who don’t want to be around racists aren’t. People don’t defend racists if they aren’t.
I absolutely would enjoy fostering more of that yes, wanna be clear. Making someone feel good about what I see in them and connecting with them as a person first is something I want.
The tricky part is, as OP struggled with, that's something that may not translate to sexual interest or build romantic chemistry. How does one foster in a date that energy of “while I love your company and connecting with you on a personal level I am also physically attracted to you and desire you sexually?”
How do I make it a safe and comfortable space for her to express that same kind of physical interest in me? That, while whether or not anything happens I'm enjoying time with you, I do want things to happen between us. I know it's not something to try and create just on a first date but throughout dating. I ask because as OP's date put it that was something missing in their interactions, it felt to her polite and unphysical where she was questioning to herself if he even found her sexually attractive.