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My advice is you did exactly the right thing, you stopped her going with the guy while intoxicated, and got her home safe.
But I would be done, this is the wake up call she needs to sort herself out, if she does that thats for her to do, do not stay around to help with that, because the leve lof disrespect to do what she did means the relationship has to end.
Good luck mate.
I already said I was having a termination. God people are actually so righteous and rude here.
Could you live with yourself if she never knew and you never told her…
A colleague? That’s super weird – no business will think it’s a good idea.
A super close friend to an expensive city with 2 beds? Sure I’ve done it (after being married for 10 years).
Because I had bad experiences with men in my own sphere, mainly due to classism, sexism, being obsessed by career and money, aggressivness, I am very sick of it. I have found quite the opposite in this new sphere
That is her perspective and I understand it. What is the midpoint here between the two extremes?
I was devastated going to my abortion appointment with BPAS (England), but I knew it was the right decision at the time. It was a tough pill to swallow but I wasnt financially, emotionally or physically ready to have a child let alone raise one. I cried before and after the appointment, I thought about it a lot and wondered if my decision was the right one for me. Deep down despite the guilt and sadness I knew it was.
In my case the abortion never happened as my ex never showed up to take me and when I had recovered emotionally enough to seek help on my own I was too far along. I love my child more than anyone in the world but it was too soon and I was not ready for it. I have adjusted and am doing well but I find myself often worrying about my ability to raise my baby well. Its difficult because I know I dont have the money to raise them the way I want to, I dont have a career yet, i dropped out of uni because I was pregnant. I feel guilty that I brought a life into this world knowing it wasnt the right time. My circumstances are very weird but I it has taught me that you need to make the right decision for you and for the potential life you could bring into this world. Even if you want it are you ready for it? You need to think carefully and you have a bit of time.
I honestly would go to the appointment. You can always not follow up if it doesnt feel right or if you are having serious reservations. Talk to your partner and have a heart to heart about the topic. I wish you the best
Whilst this is absolutely the right response intellectually, 20yo me probably would take the advice from the thread above and go with the definitive “ok”. Both are civil.
But either way once you draw a line under it, you need to stop texting with her and move on. She may want to try to réengage with you and draw you back in. This leads to endless drama which is unproductive. She wasn’t ready or willing to accept what you were offering as you offered it. She is no more likely to cherish your affections later.
I was almost exactly where you are now at 18yos. I let thé drama linger a bit (a few weeks) and if just wasn’t worth it.
Good luck mate. Sorry this happened to you. Love sucks sometimes.
is that weird?
I’m confused. Why are you worried about his views on something that destroys someone? I’m very confused by you and he should be worried about you! Sounds like you’re a cheater.
You’re annoying.
Seems that he's the one destroying everything by being a jealous prat. ?♀️
You are not in the wrong at all and were far more understanding than most people would be, in my opinion, far too understanding. I wouldn't feel one speck of sympathy for her. She is manipulating you. I bet she started crying because she knew she had been caught.
You should be extremely worried, regardless of her excuses or how faithful she has previously been. I know people who were married for 20 plus years and completely faithful to each other, and then one cheats and leaves the other one. I would not believe she is really going to cut off contact with him. She's probably just going to hide it better. She has been lying to you the whole time for a reason. She knows she has bad intentions and has this whole time. What makes you think she's going to be truthful now after not being truthful this whole time? Also, it doesn't matter if he's married either, I'm sure his wife would be just as upset as you. If that guy leaves his wife, your marriage is over. I would leave her immediately. She is one hundred percent emotionally cheating on you, plus she's the one that has pursued him, and her friend is doing the same thing to his wife. She is probably in love with him, but he won't take the next step. If they haven't done anything psychically yet, I guarantee it's not because they don't want to.