Press right there to start video

Room for online video chats telugu9ramya

telugu9ramyalive sex stripping with hd cam

0 views
0%

Press right there to start video or

Room for live! sex video chat telugu9ramya

Model from:

Languages: en

Birth Date: 1997-08-06

Body Type: bodyTypeAverage

Ethnicity: ethnicityIndian

Hair color: hairColorBlack

Eyes color: eyeColorBlack

Subculture: subcultureRomantic

From:
Date: October 22, 2022

29 thoughts on “telugu9ramyalive sex stripping with hd cam

  1. They don’t have the same “put your kids before everything” when the father chose his dick over his kids when they were minors.

  2. >>What should I do in this situation? I've already had several serious conversations with him about this little thing. But I don't know if it's something with breaking it off over.

    OK, he is saying words but his actions prove otherwise. He won't be able to give you what you want, for whatever reason. So your “to-do” list includes figuring out if you can on-line with this state of affairs, or to break up over it. “Repeatedly talking about x issue but there is lipservice and no change” is certain worth of a break up.

  3. I don’t know. But I guess you’re going to have to work out why you end up doing this to each other. Maybe get some couples counselling to help unpick what is going on between you because it doesn’t sound too healthy.

    Maybe you’re afraid of him rejecting you or you’re insecure about certain things so you go on the attack when he calls out your faults? Then it’s an escalating battle. (I’m just giving examples, not trying to say it’s your fault.) But you need to be able to communicate better because otherwise you’re just going to keep pushing each other’s buttons .

  4. Finding someone who has the same ideals is you is part of dating. If you find your ideals are so unrealistic that no one will agree to it, you need to work on it.

    At the end of the day, you can't force someone to compromise when they don't want to.

  5. I mean she's used to being on her own and probably lost feelings while you were away, idk what's hot to understand.

  6. I'm very sorry about your son.

    A few thoughts, in no particular order:

    I'm not saying you should be married, but it sounds like it's important to you so I'm wondering why you let him online with you so long without doing that.

    It's ok (for anyone) to not want to marry.

    I wonder if he's over his ex.

    A relationship will fail or not, but having the legal benefits of marriage while you're together might turn out to be very important. I think that “failed first time” excuse of his is drivel.

    If you do end up marrying, talk to a lawyer first to make sure your kids get what you want when you're gone.

  7. I have never seen two straight dudes just chilling in each others laps. But sure, if you're friend group is actually that open, well that's very far off the norm, not that there's anything wrong with it.

    Also, if you sit in your friends lap and your fiance knows about it, I assume he also knows your friend. So regardless of if that girl is sitting in his lap (she isn't but it is close), the OP has never met that guy or knows about him, and so I think it's pretty shitty of her regardless.

  8. I know you’re in a lot of pain and are grieving but be careful with the drinking. Sure it numbs the pain but don’t sacrifice your health and sanity over someone who betrayed you. You sound like you have a lot going for you in life, this is just a roadblock that you will get around. My twin was losing his wife, presumably to someone she met at work, and he Jung himself one night when he was hammered drunk, now he’s gone forever. Like you, he also used alcohol as a crutch, but unfortunately it cost him his life. Be safe, be smart and you will get through this. Focus on you, your health (mental and physical), your career and the sun will soon shine for you again.

  9. I mean, how many times do you go through this loop.

    You set a boundary: no direct interaction with content producers, a pretty common line in the sand and one that to me seems reasonable.

    He agreed to that boundary.

    He then overstepped that boundary. He lied to get your approval then just ignored that, apparently almost immediately.

    This is a guy that ultimately doesn't respect that boundary and will just lie and reassure you to get you off his back. And given you just keep giving him chances all he is learning is that really there are no real ramifications for doing what he is doing anyway.

    On top of that you didn't work out for 'reasons', so it's not even as if this is the only real issue.

    Time to cut your losses. You tried, it clearly doesn't work on multiple levels.

  10. It's not a silly post at all OP. I've had to break up with somebody I still loved before. It's damn hot. You're each other's people, the person you go to, as well, and breaking all of that off will probably suck.

    But there will also be a release of tension and stress because I think you're right. Your soon-to-be-ex is not the partner for you.

    You can't be responsible for this man's mental health either. You tried to go to therapy with him to find a healthy way to stay together, or even split up if that's the way it went, and he refused. He needs to take responsibility for his own mental health. And you are responsible for yours. And it sounds, to me, like splitting up sooner is best for you. Good luck OP. You seem like good people. You will find that person that's right for you.

  11. Ah, so she should stay quiet if she doesn’t suffer the same issues (that you seem to be choosing) that you do at work, and you should get to dictate when you may or may not clean because you choose to over work. You get that people have different struggles with different situations, and it doesn’t have to be measured against yours, right?

    A comment above came from coal miner that works 70 hours who sees your bitching and moaning as privileged and short sighted. So think about that, you’re doing the same thing you don’t like in her. It’s almost like people get their own experiences and issues, and don’t have to check with you to see if you have it worse.

    The “it’s not fair she wants the same pay” is simply childish. So if she got a raise you would tell her she doesn’t deserve it because she isn’t a slave to her company like you? People can push for their worth, and worth doesn’t come with over working and neglecting meals for the job. Honestly that’s just you being a fool and giving your company free work hours. That’s in you. So work on your own shit, stop resenting her for having boundaries and valuing her time and worth.

    Stop comparing yourself and go get a new job. Work on yourself, don’t try to change her because you lack work boundaries.

  12. Then her mother has no leg to stand on. Your wife needs to get the console back and tell her mother that she's completely out of line.

  13. We get along in a lot of other parts of our relationships is sexual compatibility a big enough issue to throw away 6 years of being together? I guess that’s what my real question is.

  14. i wonder if they were reading OP's phone or otherwise invading their space while they were invading OP's person.

  15. Sorry you had to go through that – it’s stressful.

    From the advice here, I’ve decided to change my number. Not able to move – I live in a 10 story building with decent security. I have the feeling she drives by my place just to see if I’m home (lights on). She had wanted to drive by and watch me and my father move me out of my building… which is FUCKING WEIRD.

    Also accused me of lying about the time it took me to walk to work..? Bizarre.

  16. So, without saying “love”, tell me what you get out of this marriage.

    What tangible, emotional, specific benefit does being in this relationship provide? Love is not an answer here because it's vague and easy to hide behind. List specifically what you get out of this relationship. Specifically what makes your life better by being in this relationship.

    This doesn't sound like a fulfilling relationship. Or a partnership.

    You sound resentful and burnt out. Unhappy. I can't say I blame you. I wouldn't be happy either.

    So, what do you get out of this marriage?

    What does marriage mean to you? What do you want marriage to look like for you? In your current marriage, are you happy? If no, what would need to change in order for you to be happy? Can you realistically see your husband making those changes? If yes, what steps do you think need to be made to start seeing those changes? Therapy? If no, what do you plan on doing about that?

    Where do you want to be in 5 years? What would your ideal life look like? What steps would you need to take to shape that future?

    The best advice anyone can give you is not on how to make your husband view your family as his own. He isn't going to. You've been together for nearly 2 decades at this point. If he doesn't treat your family as his own by now, he isn't going to. Nothing you say or do is going to change that. The best advice you can get is to think reflectivity on your life as it is, and determine if you are happy. If you aren't, determine what changes need to be made so you can be happy. They may be little changes, they may be much bigger changes. But only you know what those changes need to be.

  17. YTA. Male violence against women is no prank.

    A) you shouldn’t have pulled her back to ‘hear you out’

    B) Her response to this was to try to slap you, not ideal but could be considered self defence in response to your behaviour

    C) pretending to punch someone is not a prank.

    She is perfectly in her rights not to accept your apology or see you again. A person who is meant to love her made her think they would harm her.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *