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I agree with the second sentence. The wife deserves to be heard and taken seriously by OP whether or not she's right or wrong.
What should you do that she's flashing her tits to someone? Geez idk, either be okay with it or not.
Sorry my english is not perfect. I meant she was conscious at the time we broke up but still unable to retain such behaviour towards me. That’s why i know that she knows her mistakes
I mean you are already texting so I don’t think you should start another convo on an app just because she hasn’t responded.
Just wait it out and continue to see how things play out since this seems to still be very very new. If you message her again in another apl it give the iml asking you might be too eager.
Did she think you’d just finished humping it and fell into a post coital slumber together? So weird
I think about that daily and it makes me sick. She has done a good job convincing me she’s the victim. She said “I just found out my favorite person in the world is a pedophile, I can’t even process how I’m not going to have my dad in my life, it’s like there’s been a death in the family, I’ve lost the idea of who my dad was, he’s my hero” then I felt bad for her because that’s a good point. It’s confuses me if I’m just insensitive or if she’s toxic, I go back and forth
He might as well ask what the guys name is.
Lady, just because it works for you, it doesn’t mean it works for everyone, doesn’t mean one way or another is better, people have boundaries and preferences.
You don’t vibe with everyone, and that’s fine, you and your husband would not be my friends and I would not be yours, that’s fine 🙂
You seem intrusive to me and I seem whatever to you, that’s the beauty of life, we can be cool with it, you do you and I do I.
I don’t share my friend’s business with my wife and I don’t expect her to share her friends.
I have a bunch of women friends, she has a bunch of men as friends, I don’t even think I know them all or her mine, we’re both ok with it. We choose to be with each other every day and that means that we trust each other, to the extend that I don’t need to know everything she does or what she talks during a day, cause we trust we are loyal to each other
It could have been worse. He could have got YOU pregnant. Your comments in here are embarrassing and troubling
Clubs and activities in uni. I’m 50 and my friends are mostly from jobs now, but I still have university friends I talk to on social media and texting.
First of all, it's completely normal to feel anxious or uncertain as your wedding date approaches. Marriage is a big commitment, and it's natural to think about the future and how things will change. It's also important to remember that no relationship is perfect, and there will always be areas where both partners can grow and improve.
In your situation, it seems that you're concerned about your fiancé's ability to engage in deeper conversations, especially regarding your future together. It's possible that he may not be comfortable discussing these topics, or perhaps he's just not used to having these types of conversations.
Here are a few suggestions to help you address this issue:
Be open and honest: Share your concerns with your fiancé in a non-confrontational manner, and let him know how important it is for you to have deeper conversations. Tell him that you value his opinions and want to understand his perspective on various topics.
Create a safe space: Make sure your fiancé feels comfortable discussing his thoughts and feelings. Sometimes people avoid deep conversations because they're worried about being judged or misunderstood. Reassure him that you're willing to listen and respect his point of view, even if you don't always agree.
Encourage self-reflection: Some people may not be used to thinking deeply about their feelings or opinions, so it might be helpful to encourage your fiancé to practice self-reflection. This can be done through journaling, meditation, or simply spending time alone to think.
Be patient and supportive: Developing emotional depth and the ability to have deeper conversations can take time. Be patient with your fiancé as he learns to open up and share his thoughts and feelings with you.
Consider pre-marital counseling: Pre-marital counseling can be a helpful tool for couples to discuss important topics and develop communication skills before getting married. A professional counselor can guide you through these conversations and help you both develop a stronger emotional connection.
Remember, relationships are a continuous work in progress, and both partners should be willing to grow and adapt together. If you both commit to working on your communication and emotional connection, you can overcome these challenges and build a strong foundation for your marriage.