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  1. Or take the bull by the horns and make reservations at a nice restaurant, and say hey we're going out to celebrate our year together. It's not hot, just go for it. I'm sure he'll appreciate it and you'll have a nice time together, making more good memories

  2. Any embarrassment of calling things off is nothing compared to future regrets and wishing you had a time machine. If someone tells me their parent will always come first, even in non-emergencies like errands and groceries when there are other ppl available to help, to me that's fine for a casual relationship but not marriage.

  3. So she admitted to ruining the relationship? I don’t know why people are saying she is ok because you can’t control your feelings. It’s super easy.

    I think the best thing will be moving in from her. If it’s so easy for her to develop actually feelings for someone else that’s not you she isn’t worth it. I have a feelings you never would’ve done that to her.

    I know people are saying if she wanted to cheat she would’ve, but we don’t know if she did or not. She could’ve done it and be lying about it.

  4. Every time you talk to her about the gifts you’re giving her what she wants. She wants a reaction from you, or an excuse to talk to you. Block her so she can’t talk to you.

    Throw out the gifts without even opening them, or mark them as “return to sender” and leave them outside for the post office to take.

    If it keeps happening, talk to your local post office about how to prevent this. There might be legal ways to prevent it including restraining orders

  5. Your the asshole for dating a married man. You are anywhere close to having good self esteem if you stay with anyone who is verbally abusive. He’s not a good man. You are a fool. And. He’s too old for you.

  6. I agree about a financial planner, but if that seems too much to handle now, at least stick about 2/3rds of it in something you can't touch for a while (CD, other investment account). Leave out enough for a nice trip. You don't have to do 5 star hotels, etc – I travelled a bit in my 20s and really enjoyed the smaller places, off the beaten track, etc.

    Then tell the family that's complaining that you've invested most of your money in safe long-term investments that you can't touch, and you're going to take a budgeted amount and travel. They don't get an opinion on it – it's your money, not theirs. You're not a minor.

    Doing this means you get what you want to do now, and you'll have money later. I've done both these things, and am very glad I did – I'm now 60 and a widow and disabled, and I'm not worried. But I really enjoyed my travel in my younger days, and I have those memories forever.

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