Amy Honney shows her charms for you

3 thoughts on “Amy Honney shows her charms for you”

1. At some point he may lose friends and that is not a good place to be. To have friends you have to be a friend. He may have a hot lesson heading his way.

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2. Yeah the out-loud wistful reminiscing about good dick delivered like a bad line from a 2000s comedy sounds like pure fantasy, but there’s also the tactic of twisting a story to leave out the obnoxious shit you did that would inspire someone else to say some heinous shit motivated by hurt spite

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3. I've met a lot of girls, I've been in relationships before I met her. But no one has ever made me feel like she has, especially when things are great with us. Every day while she's at work, she'll be sending me texts and once her work is over she'll give me a call and ask when I'll be coming over and that she misses me.

   I don't get to meet her all the time but when I do, having her lie down on my chest makes all my problems go away, just thinking about this never happening again already depresses me. Sometimes, there'll be points in my life where I'll be struggling with circumstances, for example, even right now, I'm unemployed and I'm learning new skills to pivot to a different career, I'm tight on cash, but I still have saved enough for the year.

   She knows my situation and you know what she does? She orders food for me to make sure I eat well now and then. Most girls would have left by now. I've got a strenuous relationship with my family members, I prefer not to communicate with them. But she has met my parents and siblings more times than I ever have, even if my parents treat her badly sometimes, she still visits them. I feel she's better than me in this regard.

   We've been together for more than 5 years, we've had many differences, many arguments, we've overcome most of them, I've improved a lot as a person because of her, but this flirting thing, this never changed. Sometimes she spooks me by telling me she'll go out for coffee with someone that even she knows is clearer interested in her and sometimes she actually goes and tells it to me after going.

   There was this one time she allowed a colleague to come over to her place because she felt down and depressed and because she didn't want to feel alone, we argued and didn't talk much during this time. She told me this a few months later, she said nothing happened but she also admitted the guy was clearly interested in her. I felt like she could have just spat on my face if she wanted to hurt me like this.

   I feel down and depressed now and then too, not once I thought it would be a great idea to call over a girl that has a crush on me. If there's no one, I just deal with it on my own. And it's not like I wouldn't have been there for her, I always made it a point to be there for her, even if I'm far away, if she's down, I'll be on the line till she falls asleep, I'll stay on video call for hours if she ever needs me to, even if we fight, even if we're not in good terms because she is more important to me than our arguments.

   She also doesn't have that many friends that she could emotionally count on, maybe only one, but that friend goes far away for her studies quite often so they don't get to meet often. She told me she hangs out with these guys because they're the only ones that fit her vibe even if they like her. She said she can't do anything about them liking her, but I don't think we're running out of people in the world to make genuine friendships with.

   These are some of the things that come to my mind, I hope it can help you understand why, thank you for reading

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