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nah just trolling the people that get triggered very easily here
“I saw a guy walk out of my bedroom. My girlfriend said they were just playing a game of checkers. I found a condom in the checkers box. Then I disappeared for 5 months. What does this mean”
Ooof. That’s a no for me there bud. For that reason, “I’m out”.
If she has enough info about George to find his wife and notify her this is happening, she has a moral obligation to let the wife know of the betrayal. It can be her goodbye gift to Craig and George.
Why haven't you already reported him for pedophilia and threatening revenge porn? Lock up the scumbag
I'm not one to object to an age gap, but I do point out the risks involved. Somewhere at the top of the list is the risk that the older one needs a lover that will let them be Senior Partner, with its powers, privileges and perks … such as changing the rules halfway thru the game.
Open relationships usually require the couple to agree on the do's and don'ts upfront. As Senior Partner, Wife doesn't seek agreement with OP, cuz she feels entitled to demand compliance. What she got was compliance under protest (his choice not to have sex with Wife).
OP, so long as you cede the Senior position to Wife, you are not going to be treated as an equal. I can't say if your protest is working, but from what you tell us it appears that it's got her attention.
My advice, then, is to state plainly that you have had enough of being the lesser of two equals, and will not go on playing that role, age gap notwithstanding. TBH I don't think Wife can accept this, but you now realize that your Junior position has become just as unacceptable.
As much as I believe that negotiation and compromise are the default in a happy marriage, this strikes me as a Stand Your Ground moment. Still, perhaps she (and you) can ultimately settle for the status quo ante, but take care!! – if you want compromise from Wife, you'll have to APPEAR to have compromised yourself. So I'd begin the negotiations by taking a position of full equality, and let any offer of status quo ante come from her.
As someone who’s body clock is altered like hers, it’s not “unhealthy” it’s just bloody inconvenient that the rest of the world operates at a different time. Yes, there are cultural biases towards morning people, and the amount of put downs night owls have to put up with is soul destroying.
Tell your girlfriend to schedule her classes and work so that they fall later in the day if possible, and stop giving her a hot time. It feels like the whole world is telling you are wrong when your body is telling you what is right for you…not much different than being a lesbian, but people are more tolerant of different sexualities.
I’ve seen a sleep specialist, and they said to figure out when your body clock naturally falls asleep (4am) add 7-8hrs for sleeping, and that is when you should get up no-matter what.
To accommodate the rest of the world, slowly shift that pattern back by 20-30 mins, at two week intervals until you reach the time you need to function in the real world. There is other sleep hygiene stuff to help aid falling asleep…but basically a long term happy life revolves around shifting the real world stuff to suit your body.
For me, I sleep at 2am, and rise at 10am, and head to work between 11am-9pm. The world needs shift workers so work the system!
I'm not blaming her for anything. At all. But as a woman my safety is my responsibility and as someone who has been sexually assaulted it's better to avoid situations where lines get blurred. Sexual Assault is never a woman's fault at all but there are definitely things we as women can all do to minimize risk.
I mean is there a reason he can’t do it? And if there is a reason why he can’t buy a gun then that has nothing to do with you. Don’t do it, in the off chance that he has a legal reason then you would be wrapped up in it. It’s not worth it in my opinion. Let him sulk, if that is his reaction to not being able to buy one then he just sounds childish.
Only if that's what she's said haha
I did exactly that. They were right regardless of how I felt about him, and I wrote a long, long paragraph about how they were right, and with what they've told me about him, and apologized for it all. Some had responded with giving me a chance to do better, but few of my closest had decided that we shouldn't be friends (I can respect that) as the person they knew was not there anymore.
Check her social media from 4/5 years ago
Every relationship it's gotten better and my partners haven't been so horrible to me, and I thought maybe I had figured out all the things to avoid and all the stuff people do that feels familiar (from how i grew up) to run away from with this man. thought i'd cracked the code on a healthy relationship this time, but i guess i just keep repeating the cycle. Thank you for your insight
Went and checked it out because of ⬆️ this comment … I’m sorry, but this person isn’t a good fit. There’s the fact that you’ve only been dating 5mos in LDR and only seen each other 5xs. Then, when you visited her place, it sounds like it was pretty filthy – a many days old plate of spaghetti under the sofa. On top of that, you were going on a trip together that you were going to pay for and she expected you to also pay for the friend she plans to bring. The friend she told you she planned to bring, not asked you if friend can come. Let me just say it: Are you sure that “friend” isn’t her actual girlfriend?? On top of aaaaaaall that, she forced you to come out to your family? (NOT okay) And when your father immediately disowned you? She totally ‘noped’ out of the relationship?
You deserve better partner and this person is a b:tch. You are rightfully hurt and emotionally reeling right now (I’m so sorry) … but you will find a good person one day.
Under 18.
Of course people are free to have their own preferences, but I disagree that OP's gf deprived OP of his chance “to make an informed decision.” What was she supposed to do, say “hey guess what, I've had x number of partners and some of them are still my friends!” on the first date? I'm honestly curious what the “proper” disclosure should have been.
After 5 years of dating, I'm just surprised this is a major issue. I assume they have had a good relationship over those 5 years and he has no reason to distrust her now just because he happened to discover who some of her past sexual partners were.
I’d turn the narrative back on him. Tell him that his refusal to recognize why a woman would need to have her own bank account makes him look like a controlling person and you don’t want to marry someone with control issues.
I’d turn the narrative back on him. Tell him that his refusal to recognize why a woman would need to have her own bank account makes him look like a controlling person and you don’t want to marry someone with control issues.