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It’s not about “seeing it in a way” this is a pattern that you yourself can read in the comments women are recognising as grooming. This isn’t something people just woke up the day the post appeared here and decided was grooming. There’s history to it.
I couldn’t care less about pragmatism when it comes to women describing a dangerous situation and men coming on here to argue with her that he’s just a lonely old man and “sorry you feel that way” as if his actions are not the reason she feels unsafe. “I’d protect you if you feel unsafe”. She is not just “feeling” this way and truly, some of you should think before you even comment on these posts.
Few years back I was in a similarish position – the guy I was dating was really good to me and ticked all the boxes. But I found myself not really reciprocating the effort and kinda sometimes being repulsed by him – the way he ate, spoke, moved. I eventually broke up with him and I put it down to commitment issues – him wanting to settle and me not feeling ready. Now some time has passed, I realised I just wasn't that into him. It's very hot to decipher whether it's your own issues or just them. My advice is: if you're imagining a life without them and enjoying the idea of it, then it's probably you not being too into them. Think about what it is about commitment that scares you and look back to your childhood and see whether there are any similarities – did you have an unstable upbringing and no good healthy relationships surrounding you, for instance. I would argue though, for the right person, commitment comes a lil more naturally – it'll still scare you and cause issues but you'll be willing to push past them.
a crime is just an action that a government has ascribed a punishment to. doesnt necessarily indicate any moral wrongdoing. often it does because governments write laws with a code of ethics in mind, and some things are almost universally regarded as immoral and therefore punishable. but not necessarily.
I'm so sorry this happened to you, but you know where you stand now. He wasn't the right guy for you to lose your virginity to, the right guy would come along one day and it would be great!
His comments to you are not okay and you are not remotely broken. We are all different and our bodies respond differently. There is absolutely no shame in seeking help and taking appropriate medicine to get better. He clearly has no empathy for you and sounds like he enjoys being cruel to you. As you may know, many women struggle to orgasm regardless of whether or not they've taken medication.
It’s not about “seeing it in a way” this is a pattern that you yourself can read in the comments women are recognising as grooming. This isn’t something people just woke up the day the post appeared here and decided was grooming. There’s history to it.
I couldn’t care less about pragmatism when it comes to women describing a dangerous situation and men coming on here to argue with her that he’s just a lonely old man and “sorry you feel that way” as if his actions are not the reason she feels unsafe. “I’d protect you if you feel unsafe”. She is not just “feeling” this way and truly, some of you should think before you even comment on these posts.
Few years back I was in a similarish position – the guy I was dating was really good to me and ticked all the boxes. But I found myself not really reciprocating the effort and kinda sometimes being repulsed by him – the way he ate, spoke, moved. I eventually broke up with him and I put it down to commitment issues – him wanting to settle and me not feeling ready. Now some time has passed, I realised I just wasn't that into him. It's very hot to decipher whether it's your own issues or just them. My advice is: if you're imagining a life without them and enjoying the idea of it, then it's probably you not being too into them. Think about what it is about commitment that scares you and look back to your childhood and see whether there are any similarities – did you have an unstable upbringing and no good healthy relationships surrounding you, for instance. I would argue though, for the right person, commitment comes a lil more naturally – it'll still scare you and cause issues but you'll be willing to push past them.
That’s extremely huge … I was one with 7inch and I thought it was big ..even bled sometimes..can’t imagine 9.5
There is no point in hiding your feelings. And there is nothing “unmanly” about expressing them.
Without communication you won't be able to have a happy and healthy relationship.
a crime is just an action that a government has ascribed a punishment to. doesnt necessarily indicate any moral wrongdoing. often it does because governments write laws with a code of ethics in mind, and some things are almost universally regarded as immoral and therefore punishable. but not necessarily.
She didn't blocked me she removed me. (Follow list)
I'm so sorry this happened to you, but you know where you stand now. He wasn't the right guy for you to lose your virginity to, the right guy would come along one day and it would be great!
His comments to you are not okay and you are not remotely broken. We are all different and our bodies respond differently. There is absolutely no shame in seeking help and taking appropriate medicine to get better. He clearly has no empathy for you and sounds like he enjoys being cruel to you. As you may know, many women struggle to orgasm regardless of whether or not they've taken medication.