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Room for on-line sex video chat Kinkmemore99
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Date: December 24, 2022
Either we are missing info OR he is a massive piece of shit. He can't come up with one PAGE of nice things to say about you? You're not asking him to write your memoir or something. If he can't think of enough to say for one page you need to leave him and find someone who will give you a whole book without you even asking.
Yes, you should. It is just a question and you blew it out of proportion in your head. “I noticed in the pictures you’re not wearing the ring. Did something happen?”. That’s it. Get off Reddit because it will only feed into your doubts. Ask her and see what happens.
So to you, there's more meaning in a shared meal than you sticking your penis in her?
Can you not wrap your brain around how insulting and degrading that is?
Have you ever HAD a sexual relationship, or are you basing your moves off porn and a certain incarcerated former kickboxer's YouTube channel?
How long were you married before BF came into the picture? This sounds like they are the main relationship TBH.
Two things:
Genital contact is “taking things further”
If you are being affectionate and intimate with a partner in a non-sexual way, and then you withdraw all intimacy when sex is off the table, it makes it seem as if the only reason for the intimacy was sex.
Now I'm a guy and I know it's entirely possible for an erection to slip out of boxers and I also know that getting shot down for sex doesn't feel great and some of us like to isolate after rejection in order to reset (or take care of things on our own), but we gotta be aware of how this stuff can be perceived by our partners.
That awareness can be the difference between arguing about what your intentions were and being seen as a person who makes your partner feel safe.
The word itself is irrelevant. It's obvious that in this context, there was a lot of anger and cruelty behind it – that's the real problem.
I can't imagine talking to a beloved partner with so much malice, even if we were in the midst of a heated argument. It's not how emotionally stable adults talk to their loved ones. Especially ones who have suffered through abusive relationships.
And an apology that comes as a reaction to crying is not the same as an apology that comes from actual guilt and introspection.
OP: your reaction is totally justified.
As for the photos – I'm a big fan of remaining friends with exes. Especially those who have had a meaningful impact on my life. So, keeping photos isn't a problem, imo. However, as you rightfully identify, there's a difference between keeping photos in your personal albums, and distributing them as part of your public brand. If I went to a married friend's profile, and saw photos of them kissing all their ex-lovers, I'd find it pretty disrespectful to their current spouse. I think the vast majority of people would. You shouldn't have to ask for these pix to be taken down – he should already obviously know it's the right thing for him to do.
What is the best friend saying to you having sex with their sister whom you probably knew before she was 21?
I think so. It’s someone you loved. Go an honor her life