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1. That use to be my problem, condoms will help, but really he should be asking for advice not you, anyway the way it worked for me was to reach a point where im about to ejculate, this will take some training by the way, and release a little seamen, of course he needs to stop just prior to this, once the feeling dies down he can go again and should last much much longer.

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2. Not to be offensive, but do your in laws happen to be Asian(south East Asian)? It sounds a lot like what I have encountered.

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3. You let her know where he lives – opening the floodgates to harassment, stalking, etc – just because you decided he was wrong about his own childhood, even though you weren't there and he was, and you decided, with extraordinary arrogance and naivete, trying to play the hero of a Hallmark movie was more important than his wishes or his well-being. You believed his abuser, basically the most unreliable narrator possible and whom you hadn't met before, over him. Having done this, you decided to ambush him in a way that let his abuser know where he lives. You've shown such a callous disregard for his well-being and for his wishes and personal autonomy, and such an extraordinary contempt for his judgement, and such a willingness to override his boundaries, that this is absolutely call-off-the-wedding worthy. Not least, you also showed an extraordinary lack of empathy – because your mother was flawed but decent, you decided that his mother had to be the same, and that therefore he was wrong about his own childhood. You seem to think you were living in a Hallmark movie and that your ambush would result in reconciliation (as they pretty much invariably do on TV) and you'd be the hero. This seriously calls into question your own judgement and maturity. These things – from your poor judgement to your disrespect for his boundaries to your lack of empathy – are good reasons not to marry you. Longer term, can he trust you, if two were to have children, not to bring their grandmother into their lives? Can he trust you to put their safety and well-being ahead of playing happy families?

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   Finally, consider that he might not have told you everything – out of shame, or because he finds it too painful to talk about, or because he at some level knew better than to completely trust you, or even because he's repressed the memories – you might not know the full extent of how bad his childhood was – there could be more, and worse, than what he's told you.

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4. Holy crap. You dodged a bullet, buddy. On to the next one.

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