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Yes, he is continuing to dig at it. And in my 45 years of life, if you dig at something long enough, it will fester and become an issue.
It's not like he hasn't had a conversation. He's asked her what happened and he doesn't accept that explanation.
I don't know what he expects others to do for him. We weren't there and can't tell him if she's telling the truth. If that's correct, then he needs to end it and move on.
I do know that if he tries to continue the relationship, while this festers, he may start to become reactive to any man around her and direct his frustrations at her since he fundamentally isn't sure of her in this situation.
His continued questions are an answer to a question he's implying: should I stay? If you can't trust someone than it doesn't matter if they tell you the truth, you won't believe that. It's just best to move on. He seems highly reactive, though, so may want to do some work/therapy around this stuff, so he can choose how much energy to spend on following a thread of thinking. After a bit, it becomes toxic. Either you accept the explanation or you don't. Choose. Don't hyperfocus on it.
These type of issues are not issues that reddit can solve.
You have done all that is needed. Further contact with her could escalate the situation. Stay away and stay blocked.
Beyond that reason, I don’t know. There isn’t really one I’ve heard.
If your wife isn’t producing milk, there’s absolutely no benefit to the baby. It’s not the baby’s responsibility to help relieve her dysphoria.
I have never felt dysphoric, so I can’t say I understand how she’s feeling — but it’s not something that will be resolved the way she’s going about it.