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Room for online sex video chat Missblueeye26
Model from: nl
Languages: nl,en
Birth Date: 1995-01-26
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Date: October 24, 2022
It’s my golden rule of dating, no kids and no marriages. 50% of the time it’s a rebound and they get back together or cheat, 50% of the time they’re just a great parent and want to be there for their family that they’ve already formed and I can’t handle either of those myself.
Wow this is the most genuine comment I seen this was like a month ago and things have been a lot better she gives me no reason not to trust her and were treating this relationship as serious as possible I might be young but if I'm in a relationship I don't expect it to end I don't see the point in being wit someone if u don't wanna be with them the rest of your life and that's what I intend to do.
It’s a baby trap and it’s the most selfish thing a person can do, no consideration for this new person that has zero say in the mess it’s being drug into
She can tell. But baby steps.
Good luck!
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He's not being a good friend to you, and you don't need to feel guilty. If he's consistently asking you and pushing for it after you've repeatedly said no, he's outright ignoring boundaries you're setting. If you want to try to maintain any sort of friendship you need to let him know you're uncomfortable and that this behavior isn't appropriate, but if he doesn't stop you may want to put some distance between the two of you.
Ugh….how long have you been together? Do you trust each other? Have she given you any reason to not trust her? I think you made a big mistake and are showing a major lack maturity and security within yourself and your relationship. I am shocked and disgusted your boyfriend would just drop a friend he has had that long. And just a story from my life and a healthy relationship…. My husband and I both come from tight knit groups of friends. It was not uncommon to hook up with a friend every now and then, realize you were better off as friends and carry on. (Keep in mind we early to mid 40’s now) We each had a person, our respective best friends, stand up in our wedding party with whom this exact situation occurred. That being said you know your own boundaries but the mature thing would have been to end a relationship not force him to sacrifice for your own insecurities.
I can see some massive red flags on both sides here, more on his with some significant immaturity and a need to ego boosting, he should be looking inward for that and to you.
On your side some of your reactions hint at being strange, you need to speak to him in an open space and have a dialogue one that should include you (if) a situation like this ever happens again.
Her showing up to your house and showering is defo weird…
Get over yourself. You dumped him. However he heals is his problem and not yours. You sound toxic as hell.