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IMO there's nothing better than finding a porn where the woman looks/acts/sounds and/or has a body like my wife. I don't think that means I fetishize her, she's just my type. If OP is reading this, I don't think your first reaction should be that your life is a lie. People rarely make the kind of commitment you've described for a simple fetish.
Get your cat a gravity feeder. They're like, $10.
Wow that's very kind of you! Please do so i want to be more aware and not naive about those kinds of stuff
Probably but you would miss him anyways right?
If you don't want it then get your name off the deed and move on. Make sure you are made whole financially first of course.
You'll either need to sell it together, or she'll need to qualify in her own right to buy you out.
You can contact a realtor and put it on the market pretty easily. I wouldn't move out until it's sold. It would be easy to delay sale and leave it messy so buyers are out of.
“I am not ready to father a child right now”
Then don't have sex.
You are an adult. YOU make your choices now. And YOU get married (or not!) when and if you choose. Don’t focus on age and how many years older they are than you. Just have fun (but don’t go creepy and dare men in their 30’s either because that’s not good!) just focus on having fun and dating and experimenting. How do you know what you will like if you don’t try lots of things? Think of it this way: you are now legally an adult. Say you can’t eat ice cream until you turn 21. Now you are faced with hundreds of flavors. Are you just going to ONLY eat vanilla because your parents say that’s the best flavor for you? Don’t you want to try strawberry, mint chip, rocky road, butter brickle or even sherbet? Or any of the 100’s of flavors out there. Maybe vanilla is NOT your favorite. Yet now you are stuck with vanilla for the rest of your life even though it makes you miserable all because it makes your parents happy. Dating is like ice cream when you are 21. Explore all the different flavors. You might decide you don’t want to ever get married. You might decide to marry someone poor but who makes you incredibly happy and makes you laugh. You might decide to be a lesbian. You might find a job you love and put off having kids while you grow your professional portfolio or you might choose to never have kids (or maybe you can’t have kids). ALL of these are just fine. Whether ice cream (or life chose) flavor that works FOR YOU is just fine. Your parents live their lives their way and you online yours the way you want to
Thanks for the context. The reason I asked, is because there’s a difference between her asking you to do something compared to you offering to do something. To acknowledge what you said, I get that she has made it clear that she’s wanted you to do so.
Unfortunately, that tiny bit of context changes everything. We’re talking about a singular moment; this instance/day. You suggested that you’d cook her favorite meal for her arrival home. Awesome. Sounds like something a great partner would do.
But then you made it conditional. That’s where you lost any support you expected to get here. To add clarity, if you came here saying that she asked you to cook her favorite dish, and you responded saying that you’d love to do so if she split the costs, I’m sure we’d still have some thoughts or questions, but to be fair to you, there’d logically be no issue with your request. She’d have been requesting something where you’re doing the work, and you’d be requesting she contribute. Absolutely reasonable.
The issue here is that you initiated the conversation and made the offer. You could have led with the condition. “Hey, if you split the costs, I’ll make your favorite dish.” That’d given her an opportunity to decide based on said condition.
You didn’t do that though. You suggested that you cook her favorite meal before she got home. She logically responded quite happily. You then told her she needed to pay for it (half or otherwise). At that point, why did you even offer as if you were making some sort of amazing gesture?
You don’t need to “mind us.” She didn’t ask you; you brought it up. To drive the point home, it’d be like if she had told you she was dying to see some random movie. Days later, you then tell her that you’re planning to buy tickets to said movie tonight…if she pays for her ticket. Out of context, it’d be reasonable to expect that. In context, you laid it out like you were doing her a favor. What’s more, is incorporating the “mind you.” That’d be you saying “mind you, we’re watching the movie in IMAX.” That’s you choosing the best experience, even if unnecessary, never asking for her input on it, paying for it, and then asking for reimbursement. Nothing you did comes off as positive at all. Understand that.
The dashcam is there for his own safety and so I can see what he's doing for peace of mind. If I tell him about the on-line stream thing – he's going to be really upset and I don't really want to think about how that ends. I know it's wrong but it's for his safety
Very healthy advice- thank you. I definitely need to focus on me more, regardless of what happens with him. I feel very depleted after a rough few months.
What kind of a person refers to their partner of 5 years as “this chick?”