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I don't think anyone other than you is qualified to tell if something is, or is not, a deal breaker for you.
If his reaction is something that you never want to see in a partner, then stay broken up. Especially if it really scared you. You can't continue this relationship if you're going to be around him and always wonder if your next fight is going to end up with him hurting you.
Now, that said. And while agreeing with you that people are responsible for their own actions and that hurting someone is never, under any circumstances, okay.
Sometimes (often) pranks aren't funny or harmless at all. Maybe you really scared him. He was really stressed, and suddenly he felt that he was falling backwards, and all the negative emotions that he felt in that moment were there just because you didn't have anything better to do.
So, stay broken up with the guy. His reaction is still excessive. But take a step back, look at yourself and recognize that you were in the wrong too. Stop saying he reacted badly to something harmless. He reacted badly to something extremely irritating.
Humans in general are pretty bitter and broken in the whole.
There are women (and men) out there that just expect someone to give give give all the time. Just like with cheating, it's not your fault, but you still have to deal with their past trauma.
I've known plenty of women that just use guys for their money (the guys are using them for sex, so it's mutual fuckery). It's pretty much a pattern. “I'm short on a bill this month” or “I need this expensive thing from you.”
Basically they're asking for money and you're not. Explain that you're not after their money. It's clear in your behavior, so they should be able to say least try to trust you there seeing that you don't have a hand out asking for anything. If they can't see that, they're not worth your time.
I live in a very liberal city and this is a massive overreaction. The wife is probably more out of touch than she believes, unless the mom is highly regarded in very specific fields which seems unlikely
Meal prep is key here. Also cook twice as much and freeze 2 portions. Get an extra freezer and freeze meals. A few big batches to get a jump on frozen meals.
She will then have a choice to pull something out and heat it up.
Both of you need to do this together 1 day a week.
She is an adult and can cook for herself.
You need a maid to come in and ease some of your pressure. Even a parttime nanny to do mornings, so you can just work.
Wife needs to help with breakfast. Just because you work from home, doesn't mean you don't have a job.
If her job is so stressful, she needs to think of the stress she puts on you. As someone else pointed out, a timer for 10 minutes, then you go decompress and she makes dinner. Don't be the doormat, tell her your needs!
I don't think anyone other than you is qualified to tell if something is, or is not, a deal breaker for you.
If his reaction is something that you never want to see in a partner, then stay broken up. Especially if it really scared you. You can't continue this relationship if you're going to be around him and always wonder if your next fight is going to end up with him hurting you.
Now, that said. And while agreeing with you that people are responsible for their own actions and that hurting someone is never, under any circumstances, okay.
Sometimes (often) pranks aren't funny or harmless at all. Maybe you really scared him. He was really stressed, and suddenly he felt that he was falling backwards, and all the negative emotions that he felt in that moment were there just because you didn't have anything better to do.
So, stay broken up with the guy. His reaction is still excessive. But take a step back, look at yourself and recognize that you were in the wrong too. Stop saying he reacted badly to something harmless. He reacted badly to something extremely irritating.
Humans in general are pretty bitter and broken in the whole.
There are women (and men) out there that just expect someone to give give give all the time. Just like with cheating, it's not your fault, but you still have to deal with their past trauma.
I've known plenty of women that just use guys for their money (the guys are using them for sex, so it's mutual fuckery). It's pretty much a pattern. “I'm short on a bill this month” or “I need this expensive thing from you.”
Basically they're asking for money and you're not. Explain that you're not after their money. It's clear in your behavior, so they should be able to say least try to trust you there seeing that you don't have a hand out asking for anything. If they can't see that, they're not worth your time.
Vent to someone else.
I understand what you’re feeling, but it’s not necessarily going to make the next few months easier for you.
You need to collect yourself and be strategic.
This is something that can wait.
You have more self control than him. Use it.
Or Mormon, not uncommon at all with them
I live in a very liberal city and this is a massive overreaction. The wife is probably more out of touch than she believes, unless the mom is highly regarded in very specific fields which seems unlikely
Meal prep is key here. Also cook twice as much and freeze 2 portions. Get an extra freezer and freeze meals. A few big batches to get a jump on frozen meals.
She will then have a choice to pull something out and heat it up.
Both of you need to do this together 1 day a week.
She is an adult and can cook for herself.
You need a maid to come in and ease some of your pressure. Even a parttime nanny to do mornings, so you can just work.
Wife needs to help with breakfast. Just because you work from home, doesn't mean you don't have a job.
If her job is so stressful, she needs to think of the stress she puts on you. As someone else pointed out, a timer for 10 minutes, then you go decompress and she makes dinner. Don't be the doormat, tell her your needs!