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Just commenting to say you are not alone in this. Moving as a couple is nude. Someone usually has to sacrifice something, and it’s just tough. No advice, but I know how you are feeling.
There are things you can do which help, but your husband also needs to be flexible.
My husband often worked when my mother visited, and, since he left for work early, he wouldn't see her till evening. My mother and I went away a lot at weekends to visit interesting places, which also helped, and usually also took a week's holiday together somewhere during her visits. She generally visited for 4 to 8 weeks once a year, so I made a big effort to give my husband space.
In addition, my husband learned my language, so he never felt excluded from the conversation when people visited from my home country. He thought it was important that I was able to speak my language in my own home. I think it's fair that if you marry someone, you make the effort to learn their language and understand their culture, otherwise you never really understand them. You should also understand that your spouse has relatives and friends who will want to visit and find a way to make that work. You can rent an airbnb if you are short of space.
There are other kinds of sex other than PIV. And the fact that he cums doesn't mean that sex needs to end. He can cuddle and make out with you hot. He can (and should) eat your pussy for a while. Lick your nipples. You can teach him to finger you in a way that you like. Etc. None of those things require him to be hard. Also, if he cums sooner than you both want him to, he'll get very hot again and can fuck you again. And again. And again. He should last a little longer every time. Give these things a try before you break up. but to answer your question, yes, bad sex is definitely a legitimate reason to break up with someone.
People here are only going to tell you a certain thing. There's a lot of bias on the sub, so take from the responses here what you will.
I'll start by highlighting that if you were a woman saying your male partner was upset/cried when his ex got married, most of these comments would be saying “he's not over her/leave” or something to that effect.
Practically nobody would be giving a guy the benefit of the doubt in the same way as people are for your partner. It only hurts that “you weren't enough for someone” (as some of these comments put it) if you still actually care about that person.
If I were you, I'd be having a pretty frank discussion about why she's still crying over her ex. I also feel like it should be mandatory to hide the description of everyone in stories posted here. That way we'd probably get some reasonable advice, rather than pitchforks or kid gloves, depending on certain factors.
Just commenting to say you are not alone in this. Moving as a couple is nude. Someone usually has to sacrifice something, and it’s just tough. No advice, but I know how you are feeling.
Why stay in a child’s life or support it, when he never wanted it? It is not fair to leave him out of the decision but than ask him to help out.
That's what I'm worried about honestly.
There are things you can do which help, but your husband also needs to be flexible.
My husband often worked when my mother visited, and, since he left for work early, he wouldn't see her till evening. My mother and I went away a lot at weekends to visit interesting places, which also helped, and usually also took a week's holiday together somewhere during her visits. She generally visited for 4 to 8 weeks once a year, so I made a big effort to give my husband space.
In addition, my husband learned my language, so he never felt excluded from the conversation when people visited from my home country. He thought it was important that I was able to speak my language in my own home. I think it's fair that if you marry someone, you make the effort to learn their language and understand their culture, otherwise you never really understand them. You should also understand that your spouse has relatives and friends who will want to visit and find a way to make that work. You can rent an airbnb if you are short of space.
There are other kinds of sex other than PIV. And the fact that he cums doesn't mean that sex needs to end. He can cuddle and make out with you hot. He can (and should) eat your pussy for a while. Lick your nipples. You can teach him to finger you in a way that you like. Etc. None of those things require him to be hard. Also, if he cums sooner than you both want him to, he'll get very hot again and can fuck you again. And again. And again. He should last a little longer every time. Give these things a try before you break up. but to answer your question, yes, bad sex is definitely a legitimate reason to break up with someone.
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Ur comment needs to be higher up so OP can see wut a real bff is like. And I rlly hope she divorces that SOAB and drops her “best friend”
People here are only going to tell you a certain thing. There's a lot of bias on the sub, so take from the responses here what you will.
I'll start by highlighting that if you were a woman saying your male partner was upset/cried when his ex got married, most of these comments would be saying “he's not over her/leave” or something to that effect.
Practically nobody would be giving a guy the benefit of the doubt in the same way as people are for your partner. It only hurts that “you weren't enough for someone” (as some of these comments put it) if you still actually care about that person.
If I were you, I'd be having a pretty frank discussion about why she's still crying over her ex. I also feel like it should be mandatory to hide the description of everyone in stories posted here. That way we'd probably get some reasonable advice, rather than pitchforks or kid gloves, depending on certain factors.
Why isn’t the house already on the market?