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  1. Well given his imo extreme need for privacy, I doubt he'd like that. Like I said, he quite clearly expressed that he needed that room so that he can feel alone and so that he can do his own thing. He really seems to want that one room that is really only his and that I don't enter and where he can keep the door closed and do his own thing. He said I invade his privacy by entering that room, even though I always knock. Says I “act like the privacy invading mum he never had”.

  2. You can’t fix it. If you could fix it, it would have been fixed long ago. You can’t force someone to be something they don’t want to be. He has proven that he’s unwilling to be a functional, contributing partner.

    He has made it abundantly clear that being lazy or far more important to him than helping you or caring for you.

    God can you imagine if you two had kids? You would effectively be a single parent and have to clean up after your manchild husband as well. How can you even see a future with a person who’s failing at basic life?

  3. I think I know that is what is best for us. He is a wonderful person and he’s also very aware of our issues. It’s been naked for both of us to leave because we DO get along so well when romance isn’t involved. He doesn’t give me enough affection and that’s been our issue since the beginning, and recently he broke one of my boundaries and I thought it was my last straw. I was wrong :’) I’m very weak willed when it comes to leaving anyone. I hate losing people. We “broke up,” but talk as though we want to fix things. He basically begged me to come back and promised a lot of things (that I’ve yet to have seen), so now I am a confused mess. You’d think I’d know better after 2 previous serious relationships. I want to skip to the happy part, regardless of whether it’s with or without him. Sorry for typing so much, I’m just emotionally drained and tired. I’m sad

  4. Well sorry but you're wrong. If someone in a relationship is getting hit on or engaging in convos that make their partner understandably uncomfortable, then it's their responsibility to shut it down. Or maybe you can both talk to her since you're all friends. But don't make the mistake of leaving your SO out of this completely. You should be working as a team and communication when emotionally ready.

    You said yourself you all are jokesters and refer to her as his work wife so the boundaries are already blurred. She definitely seems as though she is into both of you from what you posted here. So you and your partner need to discuss what boundaries you'll be putting up towards her.

  5. Yea your bf is fucked up. The online stuff could potentially be worked past but he said he wanted to rape you and only didn't because of lack of opportunity and because you carried pepper spray?! Who would even have thoughts like that let alone reveal them to the person they wanted to assault? If this is true, he's going to rape you eventually.

    Do you actually need advice from strangers on the Internet on this? Come on.. Use your fucking head.

  6. Let me share my experience because we have a lot of similarities here.

    My husband and I were also recently removed from long-term relationships when we started dating. He shared “joint custody” of his dog with his ex-wife of 15 years. She helped raise the dog for 8 years, so their ongoing strategy was that he would get the dog from Sept through May and the dog would go to “Summer camp” with the ex-wife from May through Sept.

    I met my now husband in August, so it was kinda weird when he told me the arrangement and that he would be picking up his dog next month. I don’t think we were exclusive at that point, so I didn’t think much of the process though I was a bit worried because she was the one who asked for a divorce and I thought he might still harbor feelings for her. Dog exchange happened – nothing of note to share though I heard all about the process and how happy the dog was to see him.

    Fast forward to the following May. I was invited to go drop off the dog together. I was part of the planning process. They arranged to meet at a restaurant 1/2 way between homes (they on-line 4 hours apart) so that I could meet his ex and have lunch with her. She also brought her fiancé to meet me. It was all very cordial and very transparent. By the end of the lunch, she asked if she could give me a hug and she told me that she was so happy that her ex was so happy with me.

    Any time they texted about the dog over the summer, I would see the photos/texts. I never had to ask what was going on with their communications. I was also asked if I wanted to be there to pick up the dog that Sept. I didn’t see a need. I went on vacation with my sister instead, because we had established trust.

    Guess I’m saying that there’s a right way to handle sharing a pet after a relationship ends…. And a wrong way to handle it. If your ex was transparent and honest with both you and his ex, maybe it would have worked out. But he wasn’t transparent or honest, which are foundations of any healthy relationship. You made the right decision.

  7. Yep, I'm a coward that's why. Thanks for the perspective, we are talking and have talked about a lot of this in the last week or so, it's naked and going to be a long road.

  8. -When you're in a situation where a potential partner, an employer, a group or society will most likely ostracize you or reject you for something you have absolutely no control over

    Conflating these is disingenuous. An employer should not reject you because of your gender. A potential partner should reject you if you're not of their preferred gender. Lying to your partner saying you're a woman when you're actually a man would be wrong, despite the fact that you have no control over your gender. People deserve to decide if they're comfortable dating someone who is 19 if that is too young for them.

    Your example is also disingenuous. You invent this whole fairy tale then gloss entirely over the moment of lying by calling it “going along.” OP's girlfriend didn't “go along,” she explicitly and directly lied multiple times about her age. This is like someone being white and claiming that they have a black parent but just look white because they suspect that their non-white partner wouldn't date a white person. Does that feel acceptable to you?

  9. Tell me you've never had a long term relationship without telling me.

    Because after 7 years and him doing exactly what she feared, she deserves to have her moment of closure. She's finally ready to move on and this was closing the door.

    He didn't tell you immediately because he knew you'd react exactly like this over something that is literally fucking nothing. Proving you know you did something wrong or you need a councilor because your paranoid as fuck.

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