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HOT AND FINGER MY PUSSY // FOLLOW MY IG ACCOUNT @karla_hudsson , ❣️ [GOAL MET]
Date: October 9, 2022
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Yes, it's her body and her choice. But you also have the choice to leave if you don't like it. No, in this cade it isn't shallow cuz she wanted it cuz of a rude comment a coworker said. If she was getting it for a medical issue, then I'd totally be against it. Changing your mindset is free and you'd end up loving yourself without having to spend all that money and risk. Some people who have gotten plastic surgery end up looking wose that before. That's not a risk I'd be ok with, but that's just me. There's stuff I don't like about myself. But instead of getting surgery, I'm just trying my best to make healthier choices.
Eh it could go either way at this point. It's in her court. Don't be pushy. Don't be a jerk. Don't ruin this for yourself. When you see her, be nice, talk about normal things. Don't bring it up. Don't hang around waiting for her to bring it up. Just be cool, man
I feel like someone should give you actual advice!
Any difficult conversation where you have to express something in a serious way without hurting someone else has to start with recognising that person's feelings. If it were me, I'd go with something like
“I want you to know that I love you very much, and I've always found you very attractive. I appreciate that you're enjoying your new facial hair styling, and I support the decisions you make and will continue to do so. However, I have tried to put this across to you in other ways and I'm not sure if you've heard what I'm trying to say so I would like to try to discuss your mustache in a way where I've made my feelings clear so you can make a decision knowing the potential ramifications. I find your mustache unattractive and it is creating a barrier for me that is causing me to be hesitant about intimacy with you and I don't want that. While it is your body, it would mean a lot to me if you would consider shaving the mustache so that we can lift that barrier, in the same way that I don't cut my hair short as to ensure I'm at my most attractive to you. What are your thoughts?”
I'm an actual married woman and I can tell you I'm 100% with you about taking your partner's physical preferences into account when deciding how you should present yourself. My husband isn't keen on dark lipstick, so I don't wear dark lipstick on date night, it is not a big deal like some other comments are suggesting.