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Maria , ❤️ Realto, 99 y.o.
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On-line Live Sex Chat rooms Maria , ❤️ Realto
Date: December 11, 2022
I think you need to stop trying to figure out why she's a bad person, and start trying to figure out how she's a good person. Because I don't see literally anything in your post that redeems her as a human. Yes, your fiance is a bad person,n but if you genuinely need to get to her claiming others sexual trauma as her own to question that, I question your morality. Your fiance was abusive to her sisters and defended her abusive father. She barely cut him off for what he did. What more do you need? Seriously.
Good luck. Not sure what work you live in. I hope it works out.
Might be that the guard fancies her. Might have wanted to gauge her reaction to the question…
Gotcha.
If this is looking like a good long term relationship, living together is almost certainly going to have to happen eventually, but it's important that you both have a say in when and how that happens. If it's not currently practical for you to move in but that's ultimately where you want to settle and build your joint life, then it's time to start working out the issues with it being practical (getting your license, looking for similar jobs closer to home if you don't want to commute that far, etc.) and deciding when you'll be close enough to be ready to move in. If it's both impractical and you're not sure that's where you want to be, you two should discuss other options and timelines for living together. It's always good to ensure you're in a place where a breakup wouldn't wreck your whole life, but at some point if you want a long term relationship, risks are necessary and the concerns about the inconvenience a breakup would introduce is going to need to take a backseat to building a life together. If you're not at all interested in building a life together after 2 years, it's worth considering if you actually want to be in this relationship at all.
Personally, a 25 minute drive to work would be borderline too long so it'd have to be a place I really loved to want to live there. But I also have a license and reliable car and I love my husband's family, so being very close to them while having a separate home wouldn't be much of a downside.
But everyone's balance will work out differently and that's okay. Only you really know how these pros/cons balance and what's more important to you. And it's important to look at that balance when making a decision. Trust yourself and what you want to do when you really think about it. No wrong answers here, only trade offs.
Good on you OP, you did the right thing