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  1. Top comments are about “it's a red flag”.

    My personal approach is that at work there are people I like and people I dislike. I'm all for introducing my gf to the few colleagues I consider friends.

    But there is no universe in which I would mix my personal life and my work life indiscriminately.

    I prefer people I don't get along with to know as little as possible about my private life.

    So if he never introduced you at all, it might be a red flag. Otherwise, this might be just his approach and that's ok. I'd argue it's way better than mixing private and work lives.

  2. When i have topped i think its nice to see their reaction. Like all my feedback for what im doing that works or doesn’t work is gonna be on my partners face

  3. I was busy on the phone to the police so could only text him when it occured.

    Maybe to come over and just be here to make me less stressed or worried. I have talked to him about it and everything and he said he had a busy day at work and when he got he wanted to watch a YouTube stream

  4. Your boyfriend needs to mature some. If he still feels that way in 10 to 20 years you got a big problem.

    I think he was pissed he wasn’t invited.

  5. Honest question, do you think there’s a reason his parents would be against you for a certain reason? For instance, race, religion, etc.? Still though you need an open conversation about why!

  6. Maybe you both need to have a conversation about what he wants and what you need. This is something you need to solve, and your boyfriend lying about it too. I think he has the right to watch those things, because is pretty normal to do while in a relationship, but he doesn't get to lie about it. And while your feelings and thoughts are TOTALLY valid, is something you will need to work on, because normally is not always watching porn and stuff, is a lot of anxiety, insecurity or something that could be possibly getting in your mind because of past experiences.

  7. You didn’t do anything to insinuate that you wanted him or to help with the problem it was just something you said I don’t think this counts as cheating anything but if you’re uncomfortable with what you said now you know your own boundaries better

  8. That’s why I get confused. One day he says he is excited the next day if there’s a disagreement he would tell me not to come even tho tickets are booked. My friends honestly don’t like him and tell me all the time about the break up

  9. They're around

    If it gives you hope my aunt was a lot similar to you couldn't find a good man for years, dark skin, similar insecurities and although it took her a while she married the man of her dreams in 2017 when she was in her 40s

    Her situation may be different than yours because she never wanted kids but the lesson she taught us is still the same as long as you are the best version of yourself the right person will come into your life at the right time so you have to be able to be happy alone so you don't jump into the wrong situation

    Also it might help to expand the distance on your dating apps and find somebody outside of your immediate area

  10. I know plenty of dudes who like black girls, some dudes have skin color preferences and some don’t, no reason to beat yourself up over that. Own who you are don’t try and change it

  11. I've read everything I could find and he does seem direct. All he wants is for her to just ask about the sage first because that's where it always ends up. Why is that so unreasonable?

  12. Never had a problem with him using social media. My problem was how he went about it. He lied and said he deleted it and only used it behind my back. I told him if he wants social media use social media. I have no problem. It’s the sneaky behaviour behind it.

  13. Sharing it will remove an awful burden of fear, shame, avoidance and doubt. I was the victim of childhood sexual assaults. It made me very touch averse. Gave me horrible body image and self esteem. I have a couple scars from trying to fight back. I thought talking about them would destroy my relationship. Turns out, the person who loved me still loves me. They were grateful when I was able to share with them. Only lingering effect, they just know why I’m weird about somethings.

    Truth be told, the shame you feel, it’s not yours bro. It belongs to your parents.

  14. As a guy with a ton of scars down there, spots that don’t grow hair, and certainly many reasons to be self conscious, I understand the hesitation but this isn’t something you can spring on someone after getting married.

    Eventually the cat has to come out of the bag. You need to sit her down, explain everything, and give her some time to process it, but seeing as she is your S/O of two years in my opinion she deserves to know. You don’t have to go into detail about how it all happened, you can leave it as just saying abuse. But after everything is processed in my opinion she deserves to know and see what she’s “getting into” so to speak (idk how else to phrase it I don’t mean to be harsh with that).

    I’m in the same boat as you OP from a physical aspect. It’s something that will be hard to show but it’s something that in my opinion again you’re going to have to do eventually anyways, so it’s maybe time to start approaching that topic with yourself instead of avoidance. You can’t have a truly healthy relationship without being completely open or intimate with your partner at some point.

    I personally learned to stop giving a fuck and making it a big thing and it stopped being a big thing. When I made it a big thing it caused issues, when I just accepted it was a part of me it never became a hurdle again. Easier said then done obviously.

  15. There’s so much of our lives intwined and I just keep going back and forth about which way is best and even thinking about leaving I would tear him into literal shreds of himself. I want change and I’m so fearful of hurting him. We have three cats a dog and a rabbit and so much of our stuff in our home is both ours.

    I would 100% be able to take care of my nephew outside of him. It’s just so much is fearful but I can’t imagine going through a divorce if we had kids or bought a house together like I love him so much but half of me just doesn’t want to be with anyone I want to put me first for awhile and not a single thing but myself be holding me back, I have sent out the save the dates, I have the place rented, the person doing the food, and my dress. Aside from everything I’m already feeling his family does not treat me that great they will here and there but when we would break up he would blame it on me and so I know his family still hold resentment towards me for that. His mom even tried to make us split for the Christmas. I just don’t know how long I can make everyone else happy and proud without feeling so shitty let alone hurt people I care about. I definitely don’t want to waste anyone’s money on a wedding if I won’t want to stay married. I know how he is when he’s heartbroken and I just feel it’s a lose lose situation either way.

  16. If OP is to be believed, she was oblivious when he was flirting with her before they got together so it is possible. I also wouldn't recommend creating a big scene in front of this guy as it would only add fuel to the fire. Right now the guy is in the friend zone, add a jealous bf and he may think he has a shot/ the girl is into him.

  17. If it's so natural and 'since the dawn of time' why does he have to force you to do it? Do you really want to on-line in somebody's shadow all your life? There are plenty of men who don't feel threatened by that shit and will see you as their equal.

  18. Uh, you haven't written a single positive thing about her or your relationship with her. Is there anything positive she adds to your life?

  19. Nope. If you want to be a stupid child and make this girl think you’re wasting her time then sure but if you really like her, text her. Don’t play games.

  20. I don't know what kind of childhood you have had, but it seems like you've been conditionned to believe that chaos is normal. It is not.

    You've said that you've been on your own since you were 16. That's tough. Aren't you tired man? Tired of getting fucked around by the people that should have your back and be supportive (your family) ?

    If so, then why are you bringing ANOTHER unsupportive, disrespectful person into your life? You are born into your family so you can't chose them. But you sure a hell can choose your friends and your partner.

    You have enough assholes in your life and shit to deal with at your young age. Do not let this woman back into your life.

    She punched you, she is irresponsible, she has no respect for her friends or her boyfriend. You don't need someone like that when you yourself are starting out in life. This much drama for a relationship that is not even 1 year old is… Not fucking worth it my dude.

  21. This isn’t going to last. Because he’s going to keep making reasons to be offended over your actions. He’s your boyfriend. He’s a dad first so he’s always going to include or speak about including his daughter in activities.

    You’re not doing anything wrong. Well done and I wish I did more of that myself before having children or having such a large age gap between number 2 and 3.

    What he’s suggesting isn’t wrong but it’s not a good match with what you want to do in your free time- that he wouldn’t get.

  22. Maybe just say, “hey, I saw you today. I wanted to say hi and see how you're doing.” Or “hit me back, I'd love to catch up.” Something more inviting and friendly, you can go from there based on the interaction.

  23. Look up “trauma bonding” OP. That’s what this whole situation rings of to me, and with your personal history that you’ve shared, I would not be surprised at all if that is the case. If you have not sought mental health support to help you process the abuse you experienced in your childhood, that could absolutely impact your relationships.

    This dude sounds about as appealing as moldy bread. Go with your gut—don’t marry him. As hard as ending things now would be (referring to logistics of canceling wedding stuff and such), divorcing later would be a much bigger pain in the ass.

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