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Distribution =/= Publishing. And the images were not intended for you, so she has no reason to believe you are in possession of them. Therefore she cannot consent to your distribution of the images. Even back to her.
The possession of the material may be used by the perpetrators to blackmail the subjects into performing other sex acts, to coerce them into continuing a relationship or to punish them for ending one, to silence them, to damage their reputation, and/or for financial gain.
You would 100% doing this to punish/coerce. Defamation could likely be spun.
Again, she’d have to be petty/smart/litigious enough to bring you down that road. Do whatever you want.
It sounds like you and your fiancé have different perspectives on the importance of the abbess's advice and the timing of your wedding. It can be difficult when two people have different priorities or expectations for a shared event, such as a wedding. It may be helpful to have an open and honest conversation with your fiancé about your concerns and your reasons for wanting to have the wedding in 2024. You can explain to him why you feel that this date is important to you, and why you think it would be difficult to move the wedding to 2023. You can also discuss the specific challenges that you anticipate, such as the availability of venues and your financial situation. It may also be helpful to consider whether there are any compromises or accommodations that could be made to address your concerns. For example, you could discuss the possibility of having a smaller or more intimate wedding in 2023, or of having a more elaborate celebration in 2024. Overall, it is important to remember that your wedding is an important event for both you and your fiancé, and that it is important to consider each other's perspectives and priorities. By having open and honest communication, and by working together to find solutions that meet both of your needs, you can create a wedding that is meaningful and special for both of you.
Yes you were emotionally cheated on at least!
Didn’t even read this. Your “bf” is a pedophile. A 32 year old man attracted to a 19 year old is disgusting. Run. And fast.
No.
I'd say he can move out there but not promise to be in a relationship. I feel like FWB's can turn into relationships, but not if y'all both just got out of long term ones. Lol what's the rush, tell him to just come visit you every once in a while lmao.
Just want to add, he didn't do this because of you. He did this because he's very troubled.
Do not take on his problems, or his mother's problems. They are there for themselves.
Frankly, I'm concerned your father and some family think placating a suicide attempt is the right thing to do.
Yeah! Fuken foul bro!
Am a man. 10/10 came here to say this. Glad I wasn’t the only one XD.
Find some adoptive/foster parent subs.
Take things slowly. You don't know this child and she doesn't know you. Start with visiting her and spending time with her, if time allows, and gradually transition into over nights and weekends.
Don't rush things. Adopted and foster kids will tell you one of the big problems is their new parents pushing the, “bog happy family, mom and dad,” thing.
Don't overwhelm her with big fancy things like trips and shopping sprees. Do quiet thongs together. Remember she will, likely, be overwhelmed herself. She is leaving the only home she knows.
Talk to her. Find out what she likes, who her friends are, etc.
When it comes to her staying at your house, let her make her room her space.
No matter what a mess her mother may be NEVER speak badly about her mother. Answer any questions as honestly as humanly possible with answers that are on her age level. Don't be afraid to tell her, “I don't know.”
Please help her maintain a relationship with her maternal family. Even if it's phone calls and FaceTime. Her grandma is the only parent she has ever known.
Find some adoptive/foster parent subs.
Take things slowly. You don't know this child and she doesn't know you. Start with visiting her and spending time with her, if time allows, and gradually transition into over nights and weekends.
Don't rush things. Adopted and foster kids will tell you one of the big problems is their new parents pushing the, “bog happy family, mom and dad,” thing.
Don't overwhelm her with big fancy things like trips and shopping sprees. Do quiet thongs together. Remember she will, likely, be overwhelmed herself. She is leaving the only home she knows.
Talk to her. Find out what she likes, who her friends are, etc.
When it comes to her staying at your house, let her make her room her space.
No matter what a mess her mother may be NEVER speak badly about her mother. Answer any questions as honestly as humanly possible with answers that are on her age level. Don't be afraid to tell her, “I don't know.”
Please help her maintain a relationship with her maternal family. Even if it's phone calls and FaceTime. Her grandma is the only parent she has ever known.
I personally would wait until a bit closer to the date. But you are welcome to discuss this with him now as another commenter said.
If it was me, i would casually bring up the option to veto one or two guests from each other's lists. And then decide on your veto closer to the date. This may come back to bite you though, so maybe stick with the open communication option lol
Well again, I think this is just a difference in perception v. intent.
My advice is based on this:
I am pretty certain she only sees me as a friend since she treats me like everyone else.
You have little to no indication she see's you that way. Also, she just got out of a relationship… this would be coming out of left field and completely off her radar.
Too much risk involved, especially when there is this:
She is the one who introduced me to my whole friend group and is kind of the center.
And usually I am the one to tell people, swing for the fences.
But this one, I don't think you should.
I would even have you evaluate why you developed these feelings for her?
Is it possible that a lot of it is because you have never had a relationship and this woman made a quality friend out of you (gave you a lot of attention)… Could that have been a contributing factor?
Anyways, sounds like you have a half decent social thing going on with her and this group.
There are so many other women you can realistically date if you put yourself out there. I'd suggest that route instead.