ScarlettBenz live sex chats for YOU!

16K
Share
Copy the link

PLAY PUSSY , ♥PROMO CONTROL LUSH 50TKS 60SEC ♥PVT DISCOUNT FOR 6 TOKENS X MINUTE♥♥ SNAP PROMO 50 TKS X 1 MONTH + SEXY PIC ♥ [30 tokens remaining]

Related

More videos

37 thoughts on “ScarlettBenz live sex chats for YOU!

  1. I think he’s saying he enjoys his time with you but the distance makes it impossible for him to truly commit to you. I would end things and move on.

  2. Let's be honest here. The attraction for the coworker is in part because she seem energetic, eager, has made you a priority at work, makes time for you, does not challenge you, never argues all of which is because she is 22 and your coworkers. Those things are temporary. She is not your escape plan. If you pursue that relationship then you are doing it for purely selfish reasons.

    You need to work on your relationship. Draw very hot boundaries and start counseling if possible while fiance does the same. Or break up and still do the above.

  3. Ooooh alright, I didnt read that! And… Thats even worse wtf.

    His behaviour is fucking creepy and I hope he gets help. his poor wife

  4. I got assaulted for telling a guy to stop touching me and to leave me alone. There isn't anything you can say that will convince a guy that doesn't give a shit about what you have to say to leave you alone.

  5. I thought it was important to reply to your comment because you presented yourself as an authority yet implied that it's not rape unless one of the parties explicitly says no. That's a common misconception (where I am, at least) and a dangerous one.

  6. My partner needs to be in bed by about 8:30 due to his schedule. That doesn’t always work for me so he goes to bed and I stay up and then sleep on the couch so as not to bother him. ?‍♀️

    What is her issue?

  7. My partner needs to be in bed by about 8:30 due to his schedule. That doesn’t always work for me so he goes to bed and I stay up and then sleep on the couch so as not to bother him. ?‍♀️

    What is her issue?

  8. I did. They needed my consent to enter my house, which I gave. My husband took off and has been trying to withdraw all of our bank account funds. I don't know if he was successful, but the request says pending. The bank isn't doing anything to help me block the transaction.

  9. That was my first instinct before the guilt set in. I'm less of a doormat nowadays, but hearing from them seems to set me back to my awkward teenage years.

    Thank you for your thoughts; they make me feel less guilty about the whole affair.

  10. as a friend, I think you should focus on your own growth and allow time for him to see you improving. then dump him and get with a guy who doesn’t make you feel insecure in the bedroom. to me that’s unforgivable, but I am only seeing one side of the story. my best advise is that you should spend time focusing on yourself you may be able to get over what he said, but if you can’t then that’s an answer.

    all in all, I’m sorry he made you feel that way. you really deserve someone who can approach a sensitive topic like that better. perhaps talking with him about how he said it would make you feel better and y’all can work on that together.

  11. Bullshit. Friend was at a 5 star in Mexico. Was seduced at the hotel bar by a local woman, roofied and taken to the hotel roof where her male accomplices where waiting and they took everything of value and demanded bank information then tossed him off of the roof.

    He lived but had arms, legs, and hip shattered, he was a pro martial artist that competed in martial arts tournaments. He was then under therapy for years with metal bars sticking out all of his lower body. Fuck that shit. He is also latin and not a “gringo” and is fluent in Spanish. This was about 15 years ago and shit has not improved.

    I’ve had other friends more recently who where in “safe areas” get fucked over and barely made it out alive after a beating over a phone. Same person then gets harassed by police when reporting the assault and had to bribe the cops to not be sent to jail. Mexico is a no go for me and only idiots think otherwise. I say this as a Latino.

    The US advisory is legit.

  12. Jesus no, Im not like that. So I dont have to Tell him anything? I just wanted to Tell him that i dont wanna lose him completly, that’s it

  13. This is absolutely ridiculous and unsafe. Like they'd just hook up with any stranger? Wtf? Have some decency and cheat with a coworker.

  14. Here is what I would text him. Get it in writing. Hell copy his brother.

    Remind him that he knew when you stopped birth control. Said to do if. Agreed it was a good idea. Then had sex with you knowing you were fertile. What did he think was going to happen?

    Surely your husband is not arguing that he didn’t know you weren’t on birth control.

  15. Than you are in the position where you can make yourself heard.

    Speak up for your needs and wants. If he can or will not open up to you with communication, Than maybe you are with the wrong person.

    I wish you the world

  16. He did stab you in the back. He didn’t ask you how you could make this work for both of you. He knows that you will have to sacrifice your career and he is ok with that.

    Will he receive a stipend? Can he, alone, financially support himself during his program or is he expecting you to provide for him? He may string you along with more promises of change for four years so that you can provide for him while he studies. Then who knows what?

    I would move south like you have always planned and pursue your goals. If he is truly committed, he will make an effort to make the relationship work long distance. If he refuses or can’t be bothered with that level of effort, you have your answer. Don’t sacrifice your financial security and career path to learn that. It’s better to learn what his level of commitment is now so that you can see if you should end things and find someone else.

  17. You demand access to her phone with her present and then pull that little trick out of your pocket to show her you know she's lying to you. Tell her it's access to her messages immediately or you're filing for divorce because she's hiding shit and acting suspicious, and that's reason enough to believe she's cheating emotionally, at the very least.

  18. But maybe, just maybe, you are overweight?? 70 kg on 5'3 is definitely not pretty.

    I have 3 things to tell you. 1. Who are you to judge another persons weight? As far as you are concerned, that could very well be muscle mass. 2. Who tf are you to judge if 70kg looks good or bad on someone? Or if anyone for that matter looks good or bad? 3. Holy shit you really gotta work on your personality. Please go back to the character creation screen.

  19. I'm glad you're feeling more calm now. I find affirmations can help if I have things like this I need to look out for.

    When I have a repetitive negative thought that happens when I'm anxious, I write down what I think about it later when I'm more calm, so that when I'm really emotional, I have something ready to help calm myself down. Then when I'm feeling that way I try to remember to read the thing, which helps me.

    Best of luck with everything and take care.

  20. That’s what I was thinking. We set boundaries with him a week ago and she said she would delete him if it wasn’t followed through with. We got in a drunken argument Saturday that was kinda bad. I stopped drinking and joined as the last few days and I noticed that she liked them all after the argument. We made up about the drunken argument but when I brought up the liked pictures we decided to take a break, but we would still be faithful to each other. She was depressed when we first met because she lost all her friends and she is very adamant about not deleting friends she thinks are good friends to her

  21. You were a virgin when you got married, yet he freaked out about your “past”? Wow.

    It isn't clear to me if you are a British citizen studying in Canada, or a Canadian studying in Britain.

    Since you are from a very conservative religion, a woman being a virgin is considered far more critical in your culture than for most people in your country. I totally get it. I likewise am from a very conservative religion (not the same one as you), and we are pushed to be virgins at marriage. When I got married in my mid-20s, my wife and I were both still virgins. I'm now in my 50s, and a friend of mine who isn't conservative is shocked that my wife and I still have only been with each other. Most people just don't understand.

    I suggest you should be 100% honest. Our past always catches up with us, and it can never feel good to live a lie (even if we aren't caught).

    While you want to continue with the fundamentals of your customs, you somehow need to find someone who is more flexible than most.

    Your success is far more likely with someone who wasn't born in “the old country”. Somebody who moved to your country from a traditional country is more likely to be focused on the woman still being a virgin. Somebody local is less likely to worry about that. Since you've mentioned that you are less strict about things than when you were younger, that's another reason that you should be with someone more “westernized”. To improve your odds, it might make sense to consider marrying someone who similarly ended up divorced. Please make sure that he wasn't the cause of the divorce (avoiding a repetition of the same or worse issues!). If he is always stressed out, don't even try. You should never feel like you need to “fix” someone. While it would be much easier if there are no children from his first marriage, that's a judgment call. The children themselves often aren't the issue, it's the fact that the ex-wife who is their mother could manipulate the behavior of the children, and cause major custody and financial issues to turn everything into a hostile situation. Another option to consider would be someone who was widowed young, but only if he isn't obsessed about his previous wife (comparing how you dress, how you cook, etc.). He needs to be happy to accept you as you are, not trying to change you or complain.

    If you are unable to find a partner who is traditional, and you reach the point that you will consider more options, non-Muslim men would be shocked (in a good way) to meet someone who's only ever been with one man. But you would end up in a complicated situation with your family, friends, members of your church, etc. Hopefully, you won't need to deal with that.

    Best of luck!

  22. Thanks. I am hoping that meeting him in person will clarify that further. I didn’t want to jump the gun… so thought that maybe I should meet him once.

  23. girl you are being played

    he has NEVER been the partner that you wanted him to be

    I think it's highly likely that he's been screwing around, or would if he had the chance

    he wants to leach off you during the week and get a roof over his head and home comforts and then go out and fuck other women and take drugs at the weekend like you're his mummy and he's a teenager

    i don't think this guy sees you as anything more than a convenient source of sex and very hot meals tbh

    people are telling you 22 is young and yes it IS young but it's frankly not THAT young. Time is ticking. Stay with this guy and soon you will be halfway to thirty and only ever known this shitty relationship, which you seem to think is great and that he's some kind of soul mate but trust me it's just that you don't know anything else and he's familiar.

    Get rid of him asap and start LIVING your life like a young person instead of this awful pastiche of a dysfunctional marriage.

  24. My wife suggests we could do a second wedding but just us but that just seems overload.

    Her friend ruined your special day. Leave it at that.

  25. I didn't see a clear response, so I have a couple of questions-

    Was your fiancé the father of the stillborn child?

    If so, he's grieving too. What was his opinion of you carrying your mutual stillborn child's dress in your shared wedding? How has he been handling the grieving process, side from it being really very important to him the wedding would be a happy, healing occasion?

    How clear were you to everyone that you'd be tucking the dress very discreetly behind a bouquet? The way you initially described things, it sounds like you wanted to turn walking down the aisle into a funeral procession and parade the dress in your hands like it's a holy relic. Your dad's family also seemed to initially be under this impression. Did your fiance also believe you were about to walk down the aisle in his, your, wedding holding the dress of his recently stillborn child in front of you like a flag or instead of a bouquet, or something?

    I'm sorry for your loss, but it kinda seems that neither of you managed to communicate well or fit your grieving processes together. You wanted to have a memento at your wedding, but instead of talking it through you just stopped talking about it and planned to quietly force it through anyway (without being clear about how discreet or not it would be). Your fiance wanted to have the wedding be a break from the grief, and instead of communicating properly and talking it through decided to force his view through as well.

    It's a horrible situation but ultimately it sounds like the conflict is borne out of grief and a mismatch in grieving processes – the wedding was too soon, save you both attached different highly emotional expectations related to the loss of your child to it, and neglected actual therapy because you were focusing on the wedding. The path he and his family took wasn't the right one, but honestly you're both experiencing loss and struggling to cope with it

  26. This is abuse and it’s been going on about 13 years too long. You don’t want to spend the rest of your life being manipulated by a man who seems to be looking for ways to make you feel shitty

Comments

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