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Date: October 30, 2022
“I’m sorry, but I am breaking up with you. I’m not ready to have a relationship right now so I don’t think it is fair to you to keep the relationship going.”
It’s half true and half lie but it also lets them down in an easy way.
Uh leave him, now. Too many reasons to go over but that's gist. GTFO of there.
Its not the first time ive been drunk and we have been together 4 nearly 5 years and nothing like this has ever happened. Im not that type of girl your painting me out to be. I do understand that i could of been so drunk to consent to something but i really dont appreciate you making me out to be an alcoholic/cheater every time i drink. You need to take your negative energy away
This is not laughing matter
Yes. Putting myself in your shoes, there is no way in hell I could ever forget if my husband said something so cruel to me. If you do want to confront him about this, I do think it would help you form a more solid understanding of how to move forward by seeing how he reacts/handles the situation.
After you both have some time to cool down. I think you should mention in a calm and collected manner that what he said really hurt you that he made you to feel like he married you just to use you etc.. You should ask him straight up to give you an honest answer and explanation about what he said to you.
I think by the way he reacts will tell you a lot about what kind of person he is, especially if he tries to put the blame on you, manipulate the story, or sweep it under the rug by saying that he said what he said just because he was angry. But also beware even if they break down in tears and beg you to stay, it doesn’t necessarily mean they will stay that way. It can also be another manipulation tactic.
While everything you said is valid, I think there is a tendency to obfuscate a darker side we all have within us, “the shadow self”. It’s not ONLY a matter of low self esteem. There is an attraction, an excitement felt by a lot of people in chaotic relationships. The victims stuck in a cycle of abusive relationships aren’t devoid of agency.