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Room for live sex video chat LukeLouHarvey
Model from: za
Languages: en
Birth Date: 1988-04-12
Body Type: bodyTypeAthletic
Ethnicity: ethnicityWhite
Hair color: hairColorOther
Eyes color: eyeColorBlue
Subculture: subcultureHousewives
Date: September 19, 2022
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What job can someone like this do that nets 350k a year?
I’m unsure if this is clear cut sexism but him choosing your partner because he didn’t want a couple and then choosing the man… screams a little sexist. Can I ask, are the other three managers men and women?
Also, disregard that for a moment and think about him outright lying to you. He purposely lied to you and covered this up. He never fought for you, nothing. He’s being selfish.
Whose name is the house under? Do yous contribute the same amount towards the payments?
Any comment mentioning the fact sexism is at play here is getting downvoted like mad. If you can’t understand that the boss saying “he doesn’t want people in relationships to both be involved” and then giving the man the shares option and not telling the woman is shady, then you’re the problem here too. Had it actually been a case of he didn’t want a couple having shares, which in and itself is ludicrous considering he’ll not be any part of the company after anyway, he would have approached them both and asked them to decide who gets the shares. Not just picking the man in the relationship.
Had he actually had an issue with the relationship, he wouldn’t have had them both working there for 8 plus years together. Anyone pretending they wouldn’t be pissed are lying. Anyone that believes there isn’t a more shitty reasoning for this boss’s choice here is also delusional.
Everyone’s forgetting the “men work, women stay at home” shtick and that the boss has clearly had that idea in his head when getting the man to be the buyer out the two.
Also recommend Come As You Are. I was in long-term relationships from 16-27 and never felt “sure” if I'd had an orgasm. That's because I hadn't. One thing I read was a sex therapist saying that advice given to women is often to relax your muscles, go slow etc. That's great to get you to the point of arousal but to actually cum most women need grinding pressure on their clit (obviously the right kind of touch varies between women and you need to figure out yourself what the “right” pressure is). After being single and reading that, I explored myself and the first time it happened it wasn't super intense but I was sure. And then I just kept repeating. However, it then took several more years for me to recreate that with a partner during sex.
The point is, you need to explore and be curious, and you can't do that with someone asking if you're there yet constantly. It has to be about the process.