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Birth Date: 1996-06-23
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I’m not sure she still feels romantic love for him. From what you’ve written here it doesn’t sound like it, but more like she sees him as an important part of her life. More on a platonic level. You’ve read the messages. If you think they’re flirty, maybe inform the husband.
Him on the other hand… Your bf seems to never have stopped loving her and he seems unwilling to get past it. You’ve been with him for 4 years, you’re still not his priority. I think you know that you deserve to be loved properly and what you have to do in order for that to become a possibility. He’s still pining for her which means there isn’t enough room for you. Don’t settle for being second choice. What happens if she ever leaves her husband?
lol Southeast Asians are richer than Chinese people what are your dopey parents talking about ? Plus I bet his parents think you are not good enough for him too .
If it was before me I wouldn’t care. If it was while he’s with me I would be very mad. Big mad.
Please offer any advice you’d like to! I might’ve overreacting I don’t know I don’t have much experience in relationships and definitely not a healthy one. I’m very confused and emotional right now and I don’t know what the right thing to do is.
I get it. I'm in a long term relationship with a scientist (PhD) who doesn't cook, but its mostly because when he genuinely tries to help he's kind of slow and I get annoyed and just want to do it myself (so sort of my fault).
But if he had to do something alone and was utterly lost, I would expect him to google it (as I would google how to cook thing I don't know).
I'm sorry, but in this age of the internet everything has about fifty tutorials, including how to mash potatoes. He could have looked it up if he cared enough.
I'd be pretty peeved in your situation too. I think you have a right to be. Maybe explaining to him you felt he gave up too fast, and this thing – whilst a small thing – is kind of symbolic. Its more about attitude then the actual practical value of the task. A long work day is made so much easier by the slightest easing of any burden. As someone who works, he should get that.
Best of luck to you, sister.
Get the hell away from this guy before he kills you. He is extremely abusive and if he has a chance, or he loses control, he will.
I read that book too!
Wow, that hurts. Not only does she think that after 6 years you might not be who she thinks you are, but she's also a complete dunce. Cuts deep. What kind of history does she expect you to have as a minor? And a therapy abuse screening? How does she think therapy works? How stupid is this woman?
And as if women are not capable of abuse either? Maybe she should also have a background check and therapy “screening” since apparently you never know.
Even if you can get past it, I wouldn't be able to be with somebody that stupid
I'm an emo girl who married a metalhead/emo. I guess I all find this very odd and it feels a little condescending but I can't quite put my finger on why.
I see a few things here…
Do you actually have things in common? Do you look/act like someone who may have inflicted trauma in formative teen years? Is this some sort of quarter life crisis or like you trying to date someone exotic? Are you part of these subcultures? Do you attempt to be? Do you want to be? Is this some veiled “how do I be a 30 year old emo?” post? If so, I got answers. What is motivating this? Just trying to fit in?
All the alt dudes I know have dated, slept with, and in some cases married, people of all types (alt or otherwise).
Also adding. Alt culture is heavily wrapped up in the music associated. That could be a component- but that all stopped mattering when we were 22. Just as long as the culture was respected.
I'm also a pot shop manager. Stoners come in all shapes and sizes and subcultures. The teams I've managed in my cannabis career are far more diverse than anything I managed in the decade prior. And that includes their consumption and their partners consumption.
So. I don't know exactly.
This is presented as a stark all-or-nothing when it’s not. Parents can and do give each other “breaks”. Time away, as it were. I feel like you’re over-simplifying a complex and flexible thing and that there’s plenty of room to help each other out that doesn’t demand both parental figures be “on” all the time. Kinda tone deaf, really. But on the other hand, if you are actually the kind of person who doesn’t just shoot their fool mouth off proclaiming stuff you can’t live up to, you actually step up – good luck! Being “on” all the time is exhausting. I hope you are given breaks when you need them, even if at the time you’re too stubborn to admit it. You’re still wrong, but that’s kind of a universal human trait, that we fuck up but get by somehow, so… have a good life? And maybe remember this later when you learn more.
Yeah I've been there. It is absolutely possible, but it takes time and effort from both parties.
I grew up in a very traditional household and my father never told my mother to quit her job (even though she only works part time). I mean… he was jobless for many years but that‘s another story. She takes care of the household and works part time, they don‘t share their money but they pay different things (for example my dad pays for electricity and water etc. and my mom for groceries, they don‘t pay rent because we own an apartment).
Otherwise they wouldn‘t have enough money. And I‘m proud of my mum for doing both and not letting my dad tell her what to do.
My whole point is: You can do both. Both of you can do both (household and work). If he doesn‘t realize that and literally tries to force you giving up your job, I‘d really reconsider the relationship.
It’s a bad idea. And disrespectful of your husband to be insistent about it.
Bro …she is cheating you…run run run