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This post reminded me of the one I read yesterday, where a guy's gf tested positive for chlamydia and swore up and down she didn't cheat, blamed him, then blamed wearing the same swimsuit as her sister for the STI, finally claimed the labs must have made a mistake. I remember the top posts discussing how it was technically possible for her to have had it since before the 3 year relationship and it being dormant, all to explain how it might not be cheating. Wonder why is this not a consideration to anyone in this thread.
Do not get back in contact. The fact they are going around you blocking them is a red flag in itself. Not respecting your clear boundary is just another layer of abuse. The sad eyes, excuses and apologies are all part of the cycle. It always happens again
Well, he is married and the guilt is killing him.
There is a difference between not being ready yet and not wanting to have sex at all. The first is something that is completely okay and if your boyfriend wasn't okay with waiting he wouldn't be the right person for you. You should never feel pressured but it's also okay for him to be ready already and have this desire. If the 'issue' is just being ready then you can do it in small steps. If for now you only like making out and maybe some touching over clothes then do just that. Maybe in a few weeks you're okay with taking off your clothes and doing it in underwear and a bit later you feel comfortable giving him a handjob, then after that you want to try letting him touch your vulva. In my opinion as long as there is some sort of progression it's fine. There is not fixed time by when you would need to progress of course it's just that if you have zero desire to do anything sexual with him ever then it's not really about readiness, but a massive difference in sexual compatibility. And this would be a reason to break up, because relationships don't work that way. You would feel pressured to do things you don't want and he would constantly feel rejected and undesired.
What was she high on?
I think the post says one orgasm with a man
But did he change his mind? And express that? I don’t think he did. He just couldn’t get hard. Sounds like they were trying to help him, not convince or coerce him. He should have said “heyyy, sorry, this just isn’t working for me tonite.” But it sounds like he just stay in there quietly broiling in his humiliation, trying to seem into it.
You got what you asked for, it didn't turn out the way you imagined, you got embarrassed, and you decided to make her pay the consequences.
Your ego is getting in your way. Start there. Deal with that. Therapy, self work, and sincere apologies for making your embarrassment her problem.
What is rs?
What she couldn’t take a day off,
No one's saying the parents are punishing the child…interesting
He's good. He Scooby Dooed the crap out of you. I'm not talking the new Scooby Doo either. He went old school. You had a mystery to solve and he gave you a Scooby snack.
Sounds like my 40th.
None of the top six comments are telling OP to get used to it, or even telling her that she is wrong to try to force him to change it
I know a lot of people disagree but I really think you should tell your ex. She deserves to know. She knows you started dating this girl immediately after so she's going to assume you left her for that girl because you liked the other girl better. She's going to go crazy comparing herself and 2ondering what you liked about the other girl. So if you let her know what happened (without justifying it) she may actually benefit from that long term.
The calling you a c**t is a reason to break up. The pictures, not necessarily. I destroy everything after a relationship but I’m also someone who doesn’t place sentimental value on things. When I first started dating my now husband I was very surprised that he had pictures of his ex still on Facebook, and on his phone. When I spoke to him about it, he said he didn’t like to pretend his past life didn’t happen. He actually has pictures of all past relationships now, ten years on. I still find it strange but I know they mean nothing to him and he just thinks differently about it than I do.
Back in the 90's I was in a small group of people, an “inner circle” of my friends group and we all shared porn with each other.
Both men and women, including my then g/f, her BFF and older sister.
Back in the 90's I was in a small group of people, an “inner circle” of my friends group and we all shared porn with each other.
Both men and women, including my then g/f, her BFF and older sister.
Take any thoughts of pursuing anything with this friend, lock them in a box, and put that box on the bottom of the ocean. … OK?
With all of that set aside, ask yourself: do you want to stay in your marriage? Not because of what you can pursue outside of it, but evaluating it on its own terms. Do you feel like you've put all of the work possible into it?
Basically, you need to decide whether you want a divorce. Then complete the divorce. And ONLY THEN do you start thinking of pursuing a relationship with someone else.
Has he ever told you that he doesn’t want to ever receive oral?
I'm glad you're going to therapy. I'd also consider anxiety meds if you're open to them. They definitely quieted those thoughts for me.
The person who barely has money is judging other peoples cost burdens?
What a treasure. He’s impulsive, volatile, immature, irresponsible, judgmental, and insulting. He’s very good at making very bad decisions and has made it abundantly clear that this is who he is and he has no interest in changing that. Does he have any redeeming qualities? Why on earth are you even with him?
The anxiety you feel is only going to keep growing, because no one can run forever. Eventually his bad behavior is going to catch up with him. Cut him loose before you get implicated in something you can’t get out of.
Why the hell did you say yes then? You don’t communicate, and he doesn’t listen. If you plan on having an effortless, non- verbal communicative relationship then you can take it to a jeweler and have it melted and redesigned. Make sure you have your right hand sized too.
You feel comfortable confiding in someone who betrayed you as much as anyone can betray another person. You said your current partner cheated in the past, yet you’re still with him. You feel a need to hide things from your partner. You seek out relationships that are just as fucked as the relationships you had in your formative years (because you don’t feel as though you deserve better?)
Sorry, but to me, a layman, this sounds like self worth issues. However, I’m sure your therapist will have a better understanding of the full picture.
I wish you the best of luck.
Posted a few days ago with different ages
It sounds like both of your boundaries are all over the place. I don't think go around telling other people what happened, when you don't seem too upset about it yourself, is going to help anyone involved. Sometimes you just need to back away from a situation and move on.
I'm afraid that she will fake the paternity test too. lol.