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June 16, 2020
2 basagka69xx answered
It happens to me all the time. It hurts a lot, especially when they take you for granted and start messing with your feelings and your dignity. You're doing the right thing- people like that don't have a place in your life. There's no way you can hold someone. A man who values you will want to be with you, give, retreat, seek reciprocity.
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June 16, 2020
3 fattestcocksexy answered
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4 nextdoormasqueradecouple answered
I'm a 31-year-old woman who's been married since I was 11. I married a virgin, I loved my husband naïvely and unreservedly, I had no eyes for anyone else. Of course in this life can not be without problems, he slyed on gambling, we are in debt. I've always been and still behind him, he knows that whatever he's doing, I'm behind him. I compromised after a compromise, and at one point I lost myself, I don't recognize myself. The truth is, the more you give to someone, he shouts at it and starts not to appreciate it, he doesn't even notice the victim of the other. I especially for myself I think I give everything respect, support, compromises to someone who does not deserve it. Another man would be pleased with much less, nothing to do for me is too late to correct my mistake. People have said "the one who loves more is always a loser" I say it from personal experience.
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5 klera1 answered
Number three, I've been looking for you my whole life!
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6 sexiehigh answered
I agree with number one on "psychological gum" and even those stated in the post. The question is how to overcome these stumbling blocks in the face of mature relationships. It seems to me that the answer is precisely in the concept of "mature relations". Because when the two of them in a relationship - each one at a time - grew up and realized themselves as personalities, the herd complex was mastered. You're not looking for the alpha male anymore, you're looking for the partner who complements you. You find him, you start working for the relationship, you play team, you don't compete with the guy across the street. Then you have no fear of investing energy, time and money, because the profit is split between the two. I dare say that I achieved this balance in my second marriage. At first, we were both too young and irresponsible for their relationship, because everyone felt harmed and unrewarded for the efforts they made. Now - later - I realized that "giving" is normal, to "want" - too. But, most importantly, the cards should be on the table! When I want something, I tell my husband. I don't expect him to be psychic and the stars just talk to him about my needs. He, if he's aware of my needs, responds. And vice versa- when he tells me what he wants, I do. We discuss absolutely everything and especially who feels how. Perhaps it is in full communication (it is difficult to build, by the way! ) lies the key of the shed.
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June 16, 2020
7 sexxymichel answered
Number five, did you find me?
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June 17, 2020
8 _trainings_ answered
That's my friend's thesis... we love each other, but sometimes when arguing (which is rare with us) it reminds me that he keeps thinking the same way. There's no retreat or anything like that over time. It's a simple statement in the style of "You see, this principle is confirmed" :) And it's a small mistake on my part, as if to forget my overall attitude, gestures, etc. Well, I can't be perfect. So much depends on what the other person understands by "dedication" and what his ability to express how he feels. Sometimes the lack of a gesture doesn't mean yours aren't appreciated. It's complicated.
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June 17, 2020
1 musscllegay2 answered