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added by Blameless for Gebremussie on 05.07.2019 in 09:39and if that's the case improve the quality of the supposed "jailbait" pics. i don't come here to look at girls with tramp stamps seems highly unlikely that 50 out of 50 would be dumps but i guess i'll have to take your word for it.
added by Jhaslup for Gebremussie on 03.07.2019 in 05:51I have found this be true over and over again. He could be the type of guy who always treats women this way, so be glad you dodged a bullet and that you are free to find a man who lives close by who is up to being a good boyfriend Or, he may just allow things to fizzle out. I don't think you are being too clingy or your needs are unreasonable, but they may be too much for this guy to fulfill. He is definitely not showing enough interest in you. Come to terms with the possibility the relationship might end (but don't tell him you are doing this). The best strategy for you is to begin to let him go in your mind and reduce the amount of texts/communications with him. Even if he says he still wants to be with you, actions speak louder than words. If so, don't focus on what went wrong with you, but come to terms with the fact that he wasn't right for you. I think he's not sure if he wants to continue to date you and is distancing himself. Your situation sounds a lot like what I've been through with several guys I've dated. While I don't think a man's job is to "chase" a woman (especially after you're exclusive) he should show the same interest in you as you do in him. There's a chance he'll realize he might lose you and might begin to show more interest again.
added by Mellowness for Gebremussie on 03.07.2019 in 15:30It's up to you of course to decide wether you would like to lead a normal life without this hindering social dysfunction or not, but there is hope and a person CAN be re-orientated if they really want too. They are used to it and some are hardly phased by it depending on how desensitized they become.I am sensing that somewhere at some point in your life wether it be by one person or many, you have been devalued to the point where you devalue yourself. You do not view yourself as an equal, but rather as a second class citizen of sorts.The good news is that regardless of how much abuse or crap you've endured and the learned behaviors associated with it, there IS hope. Have you suffered from an abusive past? Typically, people who are used to abuse are more likely to endure it because it feels "normal" to them.
added by Rancors for Gebremussie on 27.06.2019 in 06:21Both have sexy asses
added by Mounts for Gebremussie on 02.07.2019 in 12:04If anyone asks(especially if it's at work), I just say that I don't share personal details. I'm at the point where I refuse to discuss whether I'm single or not.
added by Jamesy for Gebremussie on 26.06.2019 in 18:54You both need to be free of this, for his sake more than yours. It is not healthy for you to adversely modify your life to cater to his neuroses. As time goes by he will only become more afraid, more controlling and more demanding. I think your guy does need some help. I don't think you, alone, can help him get over this. As arthropod98 said, there is nothing you can do about it. You could try to compensate for his insecurities by staying within arms reach of him for the rest of your life, but what kind of life would that be, for you or him?
added by Alpaugh for Gebremussie on 04.07.2019 in 15:27Same girl #67916
added by Musal for Gebremussie on 30.06.2019 in 04:58You deserve it.