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Date: December 13, 2022
This. I don’t see why the parents needed to ever discuss their sex lives with their teenager. I think OP is totally out of line for inserting themselves into something that absolutely none of their business.
I also wonder how OP is going to go with marriage and all that it entails. They seem to have a very set idea of what it is. According to my mother lots of people her age have “different” set ups to what is “typical” and most of their grown up kids have no idea that is the case.
It's not.
I don't remember the teen standing up.
I don't remember him walking over.
No film there. I still see the kid lying on the ground.
Next immage is guy standing there, looking at me.
Just a blank void inbetween.
I would be totally unable either, to tell you what I did between screeching and the teen coming over. ?
It's not even gone. Brain refused to take pictures. It blanked out.
I've been in a happy polyamorous relationship for 5 years. My best advice is one, to establish and agree on ground rules early on; communicate very clearly with each other about what behaviors and actions, specifically, your partner is and isn't okay with, and decide what the guidelines are going to be. Let her take the lead on this; it sounds like she's being more than accommodating, so I imagine any boundaries she places on your behavior will be pretty lax.
But make sure you know what her boundaries are, and what — if anything — she's not okay with. Things she might not be okay with you doing include, but are not limited to, the following: having unprotected sex, spending the night, kissing, texting daily, sexting, sex with someone she knows, etc. Let her set the rules, and agree to them. If you break any of them, tell her early on. If she wants to revise any of the rules, let her.
This would be my advice to you. Best of luck.
Doesn't mean that he has to do that in his current job or position. At first he should get a daytime job.
Having a complete other life cycle then your family will always be difficult.
Nothing good going on with these people. My advice would be to separate yourself from this situation.
Ok you got the message. End things. She’s waiting for a better guy to come along. Did you ever hear the expression if it’s not 100% yes then it’s a no. Just move the fuck on this isn’t the right girl for you.
It sounds like you love him a lot, but you're spiraling emotionally.
Please please please get professional help. Actively turning things down that you know you want and are good for you out of an irrational fear and copious amounts of anxiety is going to wreck your life. I think therapy is your best option.