AuroraDurand shows her charms for you

15K
Share
Copy the link

❤, Oiled pussy massage❤✨ Control Me For 69 tks ✨ Don’t Forget Follow Me And Rate Me ⭐ IG: Aurodurand_19 [Multi Goal]

Related

More videos

17 thoughts on “AuroraDurand shows her charms for you

  1. Is this really the only issue? Everything else is good? Sex life/intimacy? Equal responsibility load? Mutual respect?

  2. He’s not a hero for taking his niece in, he’s just a guy who stepped up.

    There are no “hero’s” in this scenario. He didn’t do anything amazing or wondrous, he just decided that he would take his niece in. It’s not that special.

    And even if there were “hero’s” why would OP care about being one? I’m sure she’ll take her freedom and happiness over a useless title that does nothing for her

    Because let’s be serious here. If OP leaves and her Ex takes the kid in the first thing he will do is go wife hunting to he can dump the labor is actually taking care of the kid on her.

  3. I'll lose my sanity if I'm in a relationship that is not monogamous. With that being the case, it seems like I have only one choice left.

  4. I'll lose my sanity if I'm in a relationship that is not monogamous. With that being the case, it seems like I have only one choice left.

  5. It could be my reading, but there's no evidence he's looking at anything sexual beyond their name being in the search history. OP is the one who has said they're attractive, and have revealing clothing etc. She's the one who has immediately jumped to “this must be sexual”.

    Given the only input we actually have from OP's partner that he feels she makes him feel sad and guilty about female friends, isn't that assumption that it's cheating exactly what he's talking about?

  6. I know lots of other people have commented, but this isn't specialist time, this is emergency room time. I'm not usually in favor of ultimatums, but in this case I'd tell him he's going to the ER or you're breaking up because you're not going to sit there and watch him die without trying to help him.

  7. He is obviously manipulative and abusive, you should never feel like your partner hates you in a relationship and if you do the relationship isn’t worth keeping, leave him

  8. You're not happy about your weight gain. So, take his comment and use it as fuel to drop the 20lbs for yourself.

    What you do wrt your dude is a separate issue, and could be a different kind of shedding unwanted weight.

  9. Dude ur allowed to have friends.. u should know that. If she has anxiety and attachment issues those are issues she needs to seek therapy for. Isolating your partner from their friends and wanting to always be around them 24/7 isn't healthy.

    You are gonna start resenting this behavior if you already dont.

    When my husband tells me he's going to his stupid best friend i tell him to not die… and i move on. They are like 2 children together lol so i want no part of their childishness around me bt i know how important his friend is to him so I'm thankful he has someone to rely on.

    This girl if she can't understand the need for space will end up suffocating you. And probably need u to constantly check in with her text and be on the phone when u are with your friends to reassure her.

    Healthy relationships call for healthy boundaries, space and time apart.

    You can't grow if you are both constantly I'm each other's shadows.

    What happens when u completely lose all ur friends because u keep flaking on them? And then oneday she suddenly makes a bunch of close friends she connects with or if you break up for whatever reason. You will be the guy who threw away his close friends and or family for a girl and is gonna be all alone!

    She needs to accept it and grow up and seek help. Like an adult. If she can't…leave.

    Unless you are with your friends 24/7 getting drunk, being unsafe, hanging around with other girl and cheating. Or neglecting her by ghosting her for days on end in favor of them.

    You aren't asking for anything unreasonable.

  10. She’s 33 years old. She needs to grow the hell up. This type of thuggish behaviour is usually seen in certain types of teen girls who are going out and getting blind drunk at a young age. I repeat – she’s 33. She absolutely knows how badly she is behaving yet she’s choosing to continue. If you want to date a violent and aggressive thug, go ahead. But I’d be dumping her and running for the hills. This isn’t going to get any better unless SHE decides to sort herself out and stop drinking, but I don’t see that happening any time soon.

    One day someone she’s aggravated will hit you instead of her- is she worth getting beaten up for? When she’s the instigator of the trouble? Dude, trust me – there are plenty more fish in the sea who aren’t crazy and violent when drunk. You’re only 28. Life’s too short to waste it on people like this.

  11. Anytime, it sucks when you are let go, even if you see it coming. Doubly so if you didn't.

    Maybe make his favorite meal and you both can watch his favorite movie or show together. I'm a physical touch person when I'm down, if he is too, this may help him just not feel like he needs to shoulder it all himself.

  12. But what about the fact that she offered us dating and I was the one who rejected it? And all the years of true genuine friendship?

  13. You do realize that this friend is the reason you have no other friends, right? Get rid of him and make some non-asshole friends.

Comments

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *