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Soulmates, or whatever name some people wish to apply to another, rarely exist. There are literally dozens of soul mates out there. Thats just someone who shares a great many of the same things that you do. Which means there will always be others for you.
The pain of a break up certainly feels devastating. years before I met my wife, I thought I had found my “soulmate” and that died an untimely death, and I'll tell you this, my wife and I share far more than I EVER did with that other woman. Even from the very beginning
Its easy to say find things to distract yourself with. Spend more time with friends, activities you like. The pain will leave if you allow it and not focus on it.
Give yourself some time to grieve and then move forward into a future that can and will be better for you.
You broke up with him, he gets to go to as many strip clubs as he wants. If you’d wanted to punish him by making him “behave” than you needed to stay with him.
That’s why I said OPs situation is not the same. I’m just explaining my perspective on why someone might be bummed out about it.
Also, Im confused on what you’re asking me. My partner and the sex act are two different entities. You can still want to try something even though your partner isn’t interested. That’s just a fantasy.
I’m not sure if you’ve done a kink quiz before with a partner but they perfectly illustrate what I’m talking about. There’s usually a hell yes, hell no, maybe, etc. I’m not sure I would be compatible with someone who’s answer to the majority of the questions is hell no because they’ve already tried it or aren’t open to it. That’s not a negative thing either, and I completely respect setting firm boundaries.
I feel really bad for you, honestly. But I can't help but think this is really something you should have discussed a long time ago. My ex – I knew long before we got serious that marriage was never on the table. I was fine with that. I was not fine with not having kids, which he said he wasn't sure about. I told him to let me know when he figured it out, because it was a deal breaker for me. I don't understand being with someone for 5 years and not having discussed it at all.
Soulmates, or whatever name some people wish to apply to another, rarely exist. There are literally dozens of soul mates out there. Thats just someone who shares a great many of the same things that you do. Which means there will always be others for you.
The pain of a break up certainly feels devastating. years before I met my wife, I thought I had found my “soulmate” and that died an untimely death, and I'll tell you this, my wife and I share far more than I EVER did with that other woman. Even from the very beginning
Its easy to say find things to distract yourself with. Spend more time with friends, activities you like. The pain will leave if you allow it and not focus on it.
Give yourself some time to grieve and then move forward into a future that can and will be better for you.
I wasn’t listing his good qualities, I hate him too much right now to give him credit
From what I know it's a trauma/Comfort thing?
A trauma/comfort thing… that toddlers do. Again, yuck.
But the thing is I know she cares for me like the actions she does is very caring so it’s sooo hard
You broke up with him, he gets to go to as many strip clubs as he wants. If you’d wanted to punish him by making him “behave” than you needed to stay with him.
That’s why I said OPs situation is not the same. I’m just explaining my perspective on why someone might be bummed out about it.
Also, Im confused on what you’re asking me. My partner and the sex act are two different entities. You can still want to try something even though your partner isn’t interested. That’s just a fantasy.
I’m not sure if you’ve done a kink quiz before with a partner but they perfectly illustrate what I’m talking about. There’s usually a hell yes, hell no, maybe, etc. I’m not sure I would be compatible with someone who’s answer to the majority of the questions is hell no because they’ve already tried it or aren’t open to it. That’s not a negative thing either, and I completely respect setting firm boundaries.
? To. Cut. Contact. With. Old. Dates.
I feel really bad for you, honestly. But I can't help but think this is really something you should have discussed a long time ago. My ex – I knew long before we got serious that marriage was never on the table. I was fine with that. I was not fine with not having kids, which he said he wasn't sure about. I told him to let me know when he figured it out, because it was a deal breaker for me. I don't understand being with someone for 5 years and not having discussed it at all.