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Not personally no. Only stuff observed by her friends or what she would tell her friends. They would hold hands at concerts, she would sit on him (but he would tell her to get off) and would then snuggle in his neck. When they took photos together his hand would be on her waist and her hand on his chest. They watched movies together in bed and napped together, “Platonically” according to her. She wasn’t shy about her body to him either (eg walking around in panties, just a towel around her). I feel stupider the more I write stuff for thinking she actually likes me for me.
Okay, your first point is annoying enough, as grown folks should be able to go out and enjoy friends’ company without a curfew, but the bulge check crossed into completely out there territory for me. Your girlfriend has some extreme jealousy issues, and it seems to be taking a toll on you and your relationship.
Having jealous feelings is totally a thing, but that has to be communicated about and processed in healthy ways. By her enacting controlling and invasive behaviors on you to deal with her jealousy, she is making her insecurities your problem, and doesn’t seem to be putting in any work to help herself come up with healthy coping mechanisms. If she is having so many issues trusting you, that doesn’t present very promising prospects for your future. You will continue to feel increasingly isolated and controlled, and it doesn’t feel great when your partner doesn’t seem to trust you either.
It’s already wearing you down to the point of you having doubts about your future. If you want to work through this, she definitely needs to meet you halfway. I would suggest counseling, individual and together as a couple. It’s okay to want reassurance from people who are important to you, but she also needs to learn how to reassure herself and to foster some self-worth. When she believes she is worthy of love and is secure in who she is, she will rely less on you to provide that security, and will hopefully be able to trust that you also perceive her worth.
If she’s unwilling to do some growth in this area, it might be time to cut this off. (How long have you been together anyway?)
It's just a fact that the only way to get over someone is to distance yourself from them. While some people think it softens the blow in some way to continue communication, for most this just makes the pain go on longer. The healing process can only really begin once the parties separate themselves completely. You should just assume that as single people you're both going to go on to kiss (date, have sex with, marry) other people. A breakup means the relationship is broken. Maybe as soon as you go no contact with her this will make more sense.
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Retroactive jealousy of this magnitude needs specialised mental health care. You should support your spouse in seeking appropriate professional to deal with her issues, but you don't need to accept abuse because she refuses to treat her condition.