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That is hot. I hope that with time and the right medications some of her symptoms can improve.
How do you think she is feeling? This is a permanent diagnosis for a terrible disease with uncertain future issues. On top of that, she probably has been worried that you will leave her or resent having to take care of her, which, oops, you do.
This sort of thing is part of marriage unfortunately. It could have been you that got sick. It still could.
Would you prefer Papi or Dad?
…honestly it’s kind of weird that he told you about repeatedly spanking it at work in the first place. i probably would have kept that under wraps if i were him.
I really don’t think waiting a month to confront him again is going to help at all, especially since this is already a recurring issue. I think you should be very frank and tell him that his masturbation/porn addiction is really having a negative impact on the way that you view him. the fact that you outright use the word “pathetic” is a pretty bad sign for the longevity of your relationship. once you start viewing your partner as pathetic, it can be really tough to come back from that because it means your respect for him as partner/human being has plummeted pretty drastically (and tbh youre right: he IS pathetic). that sort of thing takes a long time to rebuild
Seriously. If there is sex good enough to forgo the freakin flag convention she’s got going on, I haven’t had it. I can’t think of much worth dropping a friendship of over half my life. and a partner like OP ain’t it. Not for such a short relationship, and not where nothing happened or went wrong. Her insecure a*s can find someone else to diminish.
I don’t have a problem with what your husband did here. Your father thought he was going to be the big man and he found out how wrong he was. My husband wouldn’t have been as calm as your husband was and your father needs to understand that he brought this on himself and he should be grateful that his daughter has found someone who loves her and protects her the way your husband does.
Do you think that will help? Plenty of people who use drugs know their bad effects and still continue.
If you tell someone who takes dph (nightmareish neuropoison) to stop, they'll just get frustrated. If we wanted the commenter to stop, they'd have to want to stop and we'd have to find out why they take the drugs in the first place.
I could see a pathway if it had been her that confessed. The other guy confessed and you had to confront her.
Maybe there's a way forward, but she wasn't planning on telling you.
This is exactly it. The outrageous, irrational jealousy reminds me of my narcissistic ex too.
2 years? Time to realize you’re just a part time bf at best.
A healthy boundary is that if someone tells her something in confidence it becomes need to know. Why do you need to know her friends lives?
Also I don’t tell my partner stuff because he can’t remember what’s supposed to be confidential and blurts it out. So now I don’t tell him anything about other people that I’ve been confided with unless he strictly needs to know.
So this was a situation where I’m not interested in being with other people, however I want her to feel like she could have sexual relationships outside of our relationship as long as it didn’t impact our sex life. This is relatively a kink in the sense that I want her enjoying herself, but always coming home to me. I don’t feel like resentment is present or that is splitting up would be the thing that would happen
Telling them is tantamount to ending the relationship as it is, or at least driving a nail into the coffin of whatever sex life you have. I would expect it to be a very disruptive and hurtful act. If that’s how important physical attraction and brutal honesty are to you, then so be it, tell them.
I think if you’re not happy, though, leaving is a more compassionate decision.
God damn, I’m exhausted just reading that.
Look OP, here is the short version of any advice I could give you. You either need to accept that this will be your life for the rest of your days or you need to get the fucj out of dodge. There is no middle ground. There is no compromise. Therapy will not fix this.
You can not argue a religious fundamentalist out of their beliefs. They will never compromise because to do so would destroy a core part of their identity.
So if this isn’t how you want to spend the next four decades of your life, then there is only leaving. And if you are going to leave, you can’t do it halfway. I’m really sorry but you are in for a rough ride. If it was me I would honestly consider moving to a state far away where you won’t have to deal with all the shit you will get from the religious community he is a part of. They are going to hate you regardless of what you do, so you might as well start making choices that make you happy.
Just tell them. There will never be an easy way and there’s no way she won’t get mad. Either way it’s your wedding. Sure Rodger is your bio dad and blood is thicker than water blah blah blah but if it was he wouldn’t have fucked off most of your life. I would make that VERY clear. I mean crystal clear. Regardless of what he had going on nothing justifies it. Ask your dad and be sure of your choice. People will try to bully you but this is YOUR wedding.
OP's bf obviously isn't wired that way either!
of course!
when you’re ready. when you’ve changed out if your pjs ?
What kind of logic is that? Different people do different things. Maybe she likes to have options.
Yup… story of my life.
Cutting you from her wedding party is tough, especially without a talk, and especially because she was in yours. Uff.
Yeah, maybe pick a different day for a sit down, a chill conversation. Hopefully she's not doing things to be mean, and everything will work out for you two.
Good luck!