0 views
Hey! , ♥ @GOAL SPANKS X5 [Multi Goal]
Date: October 12, 2022
The ad code is not a valid HTML code.
Fix the ad code in the Theme options.
Fix the ad code in the Theme options.
Thank you “the way this man is willing to let you hurt” wow ? that really spoke to me lol, I kept telling him that he’s complicating things and even cried in front of him because it’s just so hurtful that we keep repeatedly have these conversations. I have never been in love nor felt loved, I have been emotionally and physically attached but never in love nor loved. So I will strive to find that within myself
When you have concerns like this, your feelings are your problem to handle.
You should not expect self-sufficient people to modify their plans or behavior to alleviate your personal discomfort.
Try to remind yourself, “I'm no less susceptible to accidents than she is. Perhaps I am more susceptible, since I've made the mistake of assuming I am more capable than she is.” That kind of overconfidence that can lead to serious miscalculations of risk.
You should also be respectful of the fact that her experience hiking alone is her primary interest. Don't infringe on that any more than you already have.
You probably know that the AT is heavily travelled and it's not unusual for hikers to firm loose groups or walking partners who share sections of the hike. She will have others around, and the hiking community supports each other if there is an emergency or injury.
If she is attempting a through-hike, you could offer to support her by arranging re-supply at the normal points like post offices. Or meeting her at some point for an overnight hotel stay and a restaurant meal, if she would enjoy that.
Well by the sounds of it, they want your name off the account so they can inherit the money. They probably removed their name for a “I don't need you or your money” type of ordeal and now they're like “shit, I don't need you but I do want your money”
Seems like your insecure. But it happens a lot when you are young. Its okay to feel the way you do, but insecurities will just eat you up inside. Hopefully as you get older and fingers crossed you are with this person a long time, you'll build up a good trust level with them which make the insecurities go away.
I've been with my partners nearly 6 years and my past relationships made me insecure. My current partners also has a lot of male friends which I didn't like the thought of or understand when we first started dating. As time went on and our relationship grew, I knew I could trust her and it was just my insecurities causing my mind to run wild.
It also helps to get to know the people who are insecure about, understanding there relationship will help you get over what your feeling.