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Room for live sex video chat DeniseDarney
Model from: ro
Languages: en
Birth Date: 1995-10-14
Body Type: bodyTypeThin
Ethnicity: ethnicityWhite
Hair color: hairColorBlonde
Eyes color: eyeColorBrown
Subculture: subcultureRomantic
Date: November 18, 2022
Based on this post and your post history, you seem to have both a superiority complex and a victim complex about having breasts on the larger side.
You are not the first women with big boobs that anyone in the gym has seen. You’re probably not even the first they’ve seen that day. I don’t doubt that people are looking at you. That may be because of your breasts or it may be because it sounds like you wear very flashy outfits to the gym. Either way, I promise you they aren’t giving you that much thought.
And I extra promise you that you’re not making other women insecure. Again, there a lot of big breasted women in the world. Why do you think yours are so special that they’d create an insecurity in a bunch of women?
I doubt you’re genuinely looking for advice other than “they’re just jealous”, but if you are:
Most people don’t make friends at the gym. As I’ve heard someone on here describe it, it’s like a library for your body. People usually just keep their heads down, listen to their music, and finish their workout. If you want to make friends, join a rec sport. Most cities and towns have them for adults.
Wear less flashy outfits when you go the gym. If someone were interested in making friends at the gym, the girl dressed in a frilly bright pink outfit that she’s clearly wearing more to draw attention than to work out is not going to be their first choice. If you want to feel sexy, throw on some form fitting shorts or leggings and a sports bra.
What an ass
Yeah, so don’t shave.
What a trainwreck
I sympathise. My OH can’t be trusted to watch the bacon because he gets confused with how long to grill it for. So I have to watch it instead.
On a different note. Girls mostly don’t like the idea of their men watching porn. But it’s kind of like having a poop – everyone does it, but sometimes it’s best to keep the details to yourself.
She’s craaaaaaaaazy!
As someone who has recently been formally diagnosed with ADHD, and spent the last 15 years thinking I just had chronic clinical depression/anxiety, I can tell you… she is full of sh!t and being manipulative AF.
It 100% her responsibility to get help to manage her mental health. It is not your problem.
And yes, she can 100% control how she feels. It’s called therapy. Medication. Developing appropriate tools & strategies. Do those things always help? No. But it doesn’t mean that you don’t try.
I’d walk away.
Yea like if you don't want people to think you're an asshole, then stop being one, guy!
Honestly it sounds like a lot’s going on here.
I think his concern that you have lost interest in a shared hobby you used to bond over is a lot more serious than you seem to think. It probably feels to him like you think he’s a stupid loser for liking the things he does. And, if i’m right, he’s not ever going to frame it like that in discussions with you. So you’re going to get defensive, evasive bullshit non-answers.
Side note, reddit tends to take OP’s (your) side. OP gets to frame the discussion and give a one-sided account. But there’s often relevant things the OP leaves out: what have you been doing, not for yourself or apart from him, but with him? You might rightly think “i already do so much” but the relative change is something he feels and is very real to him.
You’re doing fewer chores for him. You have more and more reasons to spend time apart from him. Not only that, but you are bonding with other people at the same time, and he knows it. Hence the gym boyfriend comment. He might wonder where these changes are coming from, if they’re for another person, or what.
Bottom line, he’s afraid to lose you.