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Get me nude // PVT OPEN NO PRETIP [Multi Goal]
Date: October 3, 2022
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Get me nude // PVT OPEN NO PRETIP [Multi Goal]
All right here's the plan. Stay close. If she has any attractive cousins, start dating them. If not, just get really close to her mom. Bonus points if you can allude to what she did without outright saying it. Remember, this is going to hurt, but the end will be sweet. As you get closer to her mother find out what her mom likes, and get her gifts throughout the year. Attend her family functions. All of them. And act genuinely happy to be there. But ignore your ex. Pretend she is furniture. Eventually the ruse will become easy. Eventually she will bring a new love interest around. Befriend him. Immediately. She will be too shy to admit to having dated you. Scenario 1, they get engaged. In that case wait until the night of her Bachelorette party, when she is vulnerable, and “confess” that you have been harboring feelings for her. In her drunken, vulnerable state she will fall for it. You get hidden cameras to catch you and her making love. With a little editing, and some lighting fixes, you have the video play on the big screen at the reception after the nuptials. Scenario 2, they don't get married, but stay together for 2 years plus. If that's the case, you modify the above scenario, to make love to her boyfriend. Make sure you time it right, where you know she will walk in mid stroke. If all goes well she will have lost her family, her boyfriend, by extension likely her place to on-line, and, due to the stress, her job performance will suffer and she on-line be destitute, unemployed, and on the street. That's option A.
Option B is go see a therapist, work through your trust issues and trauma, focus all of your energy into becoming the man you really want to be, hit the gym regularly, get a career that Will make you feel like you aren't working, or one that simply pays enough to make up for the lack of fun 9-5, and meet a woman who actually deserves your love and trust. Marry that woman, travel the world, and live your absolute best life.
You’re garbage. Just read your update and hope you’re a troll. Definitely going to duck your ex the first time you get the chance. I can’t imagine doing this to my man on his birthday. POS
A baby is not always a blessing, I hate this thinking.
OP, do not back down. You are being used as an emotional punching bag, and that’s simply unacceptable.
No job is a valid excuse to treat you this way.
OP. You set a very specific,and very healthy,boundary- not ultimatum- and you definitely need to stick to it. Being in a traumatic job and doing the things that he does is not normal. I've been a trauma therapist for a very long time. I have heard some of the worst things you could ever imagine and I have never once took it out on anyone that I love or care about. He needs to seek support for the issues that he has and if his work causes that much of a strain on him then he may want to look elsewhere for employment. None of this is on you though. You should never ever suffer the wrath of somebody else's stress or strain or employment. I am urging you to seek support first and foremost for yourself and then find a way to safely escape this relationship if that's what you are planning to do. But you need to understand that you do not deserve to be his punching bag emotionally or otherwise. If you need help and you are not sure where to find it please feel free to message me privately and I will try to help you find resources.
OP's just saying she's in her 30s and her husband is in his 50s. Just not giving specific ages.
Is there a male celebrity that you like to look at? If so, do you compare your BF to, say Henry Cavill and find your BF lacking in comparison?
Why would you think he'd do that with respect to your boobs?
No.
You guys are done, the time to have been sweet and romantic was before you did whatever you did to piss her off
So have him removed.
What’s your girlfriend’s relationship like with her own mother? It seems to me that your mother may be a rather narcissistic person (because expecting your kids to show up to the chip ceremony is weird, for 31 years is super weird and self-centered.)
Perhaps your girlfriend does not enjoy being around your mother because your girlfriend recognizes that she’s not a mentally stable or emotionally healthy person. And from your comment about punishing your future hypothetical children years from now for your wife’s actions today, neither are you.
Wait wait wait. He's not giving you a gift, but your sister thinks you should give him one? This is bizarre.
You can’t fake being married. It takes away from the value of being married.
He changed his mind about that terrible idea.
His refusal exposes reality to you. He does not want marriage with you.
Obvious fake story is obvious.
We have been together just under a year now so im not going to leave just due to this, but what do you think? Would you be ok with the situation?
OP this isn’t anger or cattiness its straightforward emotional abuse, my hypothesis is that the guy you met and fell for doesn’t actually exist and what you have now is your boyfriend. His recent behaviour is all about breaking you down:
– You’re stupid
– You’re careless
– You‘re worth less than I am
Its been going on for six months now so long enough to really start to get under your skin, you’re modifying some of you behaviours now right to ensure you don’t trigger him, constantly trying to get a bead on his mood so you know where you stand, feeling a little less confident about work. Gah, the ignoring you for an entire night etc all designed to undermine you.
You can’t and wont fix this OP, people with depression can become uncommunicative, negative etc but this isn’t that, the demeaning quality to everything he’s doing is specifically about you and I’m sorry to say but if you look into abusive relationships your post is textbook. In the majority of my posts I’m all about therapy and trying to work things out, in this case I implore you to RUN!
What's actually stopping you from leaving?
You hate that he’s hiding his phone but don’t hate the namecalling?
if she knows i reckon she is staying with me to keep a good life style. She hasnt worked for over 14 years and i pay for everything for her, i earn good money and she has a good life style with me. She even mentioned once about couples who cheat but ignore it and just stay together. i have felt guilty when im having house parties for new years and we are out as a couple with our friends over to dinner and my girlfriend is on her own but i try to not think like that
My boss doesn't think it's right to evict him since his lease is about to end I guess. I told the tenants to file a police report and had them write a statement that detailed everything that happened which I also have to my boss. When I first started at this company I remember him calling and screaming at me. He's absolutely terrifying.
You'd have to be so, so careful with that type of kink. I can think of more psychologically risky ones, but it's up there near the top.
You gotta leave, you’re not going to have a good relationship with someone who’s dead set against your #1 favorite bedroom activity. It’s not fair to either of you to stay, and it’s unethical to stay on the basis of expecting her to change her mind. She may not have experience, she may even love giving head one day, but it won’t be with you – because you have to take her at her word.
Or she's just a shitty person
I have an underboob tattoo as well as one between my boobs and they look dainty, elegant and sexy, so fuck him!
I think he thinks that I don't like one of the girls he was going out with, which I've told him it's not true
I highly recommend therapy. It can be really helpful.
A part of your daughter will always be in you. Studies have shown that during pregnancy a tiny amount of of our babies’s cells will be exchanged across the placenta to become part of some of our tissues. Women who have been pregnant carry a little of each of their children with them the rest of their lives. I think that’s beautiful. He can’t ever take that away from you.
The fact that comments like this are upvoted is really sad . What that guy asked was not unreasonable at all and has nothing to do with open or closed minds . Many people don't want to relocate . Many don't want to live far away from their families or have to uproot their entire lives and careers .
He had a needed discussion at the best time possible . Before things got overly serious . If i were in a relationship , didn't want to move away and had a feeling that my partner would want to , i would be having the exact same conversation . The last thing i would want is to end up in a bitter struggle for child custody where i would have to be the villain in my partner's life just to be able to see my kid .
Let's say that this relationship went on , OP and the guy had a kid and then OP got a great job opportunity abroad . The guy would either have to uproot his whole life and move with OP , in a country where he would be a foreigner , he possibly won't speak the language and very likely his career will be completely ruined , or he would have to break up . The second scenario is far more likely . What would happen with their kid then ? Would he be the absent parent seeing his kid a couple of times a year ? Would OP be the absent parent ? Actively coparenting from a different country ( possibly different continent even ) is pretty much impossible .
Reasonable people talk about their concerns . That's what he did . Unfortunately , they seem to not be a good fit for each other . But that doesn't make him in any way wrong …
Maybe write her a letter. I would tell her that her anger might not be her fault but that she is the only person who can make a change and that it's destroying your relationship and will probably have a big bad impact on your kid. if she won't hear you out this might be a way to say what you want and need to tell her. Suggest therapy maybe even couple therapy if things don't change after that leave her. Does she have any kind of childhood trauma? People often get triggered by seeing childhood happening since almost everything can be a trigger (toys, activities) Also what the other people said about documenting her outburst. And talk to someone about it for the sake of your mental health. Good luck
It isn't there. Sometimes the hardest thing to accept is the person you thought you had a relationship with is just not right for you. You are worth so much more than this.
Maybe write her a letter. I would tell her that her anger might not be her fault but that she is the only person who can make a change and that it's destroying your relationship and will probably have a big bad impact on your kid. if she won't hear you out this might be a way to say what you want and need to tell her. Suggest therapy maybe even couple therapy if things don't change after that leave her. Does she have any kind of childhood trauma? People often get triggered by seeing childhood happening since almost everything can be a trigger (toys, activities) Also what the other people said about documenting her outburst. And talk to someone about it for the sake of your mental health. Good luck