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Honestly I would loop in the parents more than your fiancé… Easter isn’t often a holiday where you’re expecting your kid to end up with presents from extended family and all the grandparents and aunts and uncles and so on. That’s what Christmas and birthdays are for. It can get a bit overwhelming dealing with the influx of stuff all the time and they might not want an auntie to give a bunch of Easter presents
You should not help her out. That's not your job and all you're doing is showing him his behavior can keep happening
This. All of this.
It’s all about reassurance. When my fiancé and I got together he used to make jokes about having a skinny member. It quickly became apparent that he did not, well above average length and a really good girth also above average. I later found out, over 10 years ago someone made a comment to him when he was a teenager and he never got over it and then had the mind set it was skinny. This small comment had affected him all this time.
It took about 3/4 months but he stopped making jokes about it as I kept reassure him and saying things like ‘if it’s skinny, how come I can’t get my hand to close round it?’ Or ‘you’re so big, think we need more lube’ both of these things were true so I never lied to him. Eventually one day after coming out the shower he went ‘it’s actually not skinny, is it?’ And we both kind of laughed and that was it
I've tried to separate a few times but everytime I would take it back because I felt bad for him or that he could generally try to change.
I just keep feeling like I'm trapped with him emotionally. I keep bouncing back between being happy with him and falling into a depression where I realise I can't trust him.
This is really, really common, especially after a breakup you initiate. It's the mark of a good person, but also of one who needs more boundaries. You love the other, in a way, and you don't want to see them hurting. Hurting them feels unnatural, because as their partner, it used to be your job to help take care of their happiness – especially in the situation you both were in, together. And… it is in your power to take the hurt away! So you talk yourself into that, convincing yourself that the other 'can change'. Despite your misgivings, you take him back. And this makes you feel good for a while, because… you took away the hurt.
But can you also see where they don't do the same for you, now. They actively add to your unhappiness, at the moment, with their actions. Here comes your realisation that 'you can't trust him'. It's true.
You need boundaries, and distance. The distance to disentangle yourself from this emotional bond you share, in order to focus on yourself. The boundaries in order to see where your responsibility lies, and doesn't. You are not responsible for his emotions. Not even as their partner.
I think you need to go no contact. It's the very hot way in the short term, but it will save you from a drawn-out process of push and pull. Good luck.
This is not something she needs to “work on.” This is something he needs to get his daughter out of the line of fire of… forever.
This isn't him being supportive, but his parents. You online in their home.
TLDR M has some fucking unresolved incestuous possessive feelings toward her step brother.
The fuck does she mean you betrayed her? He’s 23???
I think she may already have somebody which is why she wants you gone. Or is at least interested in somebody. So I would get an attorney for custody and not trust her to be fair because at this point with everything I’ve experienced in my life and read on Reddit people are not fair under duress.
My suggestion is not to tell him and end the pregnancy
Read bell hooks “all about love”