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  1. I mean you should've figured out she was either a recovering alcoholic or heavily traumatized by something related to alcohol. How emotionally deaf are you my guy. Who TF cares about how you're feeling about losing her, you should feel terrible because you made a woman you claim to love and can't live! without traumatized as hell. Good job.

    On top of that your mom said “a woman like your gf”?!?! Like… someone who got assaulted? What kind of victim blaming shit that is, but I shouldn't be surprised coming from someone who makes a gender theamed alcohol consumption event on the regular. If that's the person you want to defend, you deserve to lose your GF lol.

  2. If you’re in the US, look up Adult Protective Services in your area, explain the situation and get a case worker.

  3. He may have cheated, he may have wanted to cheat, he may just want his freedom, he may whatever… It's NO LONGER YOUR BUSINESS OR CONCERN.

    The best way I have to break ties with people is to send them love, and then send them on their way. Maybe do a mediation. But then realize you don't have to f*ck with him anymore. If/when he comes back to you, I strongly recommend you say NO. If a man ever did this to me, I would never want to say boo to him again. To me, it seems outrageous and does not seem like someone with a good character.

  4. If she's only in a relationship with him because she feels held hostage by the baby that they had together, then things aren't going to end well. It sounds like she took the guy back not because she believed he was telling the whole truth (or because she had forgiven him) but because she felt like she had no option but to take him back.

    There are cheating and distrust issues. Both parties need to decide on how much they're going through the motions of a relationship for the kids sake (and whether they're prepared to make things really work). It takes 2 to tango and the relationship won't function if there is no respect or trust. Sometimes people can make a good parent but a bad partner (and vice versa).

    My advice would be to do a thorough sweep of all his memory sticks, apps, maps, computer and recently deleted data to ascertain if he is telling the whole truth. If the guy turns out to have only confessed to what he thinks he has been found out about for (but actually cheated more or is continuing to cheat), then things cannot continue. A man who truly values his family life will not disrespect it like this.

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