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Date: December 12, 2022
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No risk it no biscuit OP. Tell him how you feel. See what he says. I want to caution you against rolling into another FWB arrangement with him. You seem to have developed very deep feelings for him. It might feel really bad to be so casual about sex. I wouldn't want that if I really liked someone. I would ask for a commitment or nothing. And if he was not into it? Fine. Take six months off and connect as friends only again when you're dating someone else.
For the love of god, TELL YOUR THERAPIST ABOUT THIS!!! Switch therapists if you don’t feel comfortable telling this one. They can’t give you the maximum amount of help if you’re not honest. Whatever you’ve been trying on your own hasn’t worked, and has made you form a toxic relationships to love. Your brain didn’t trick you, the trauma did. What you went through isn’t daddy issues, it’s full blown verbal and physical abuse when he’s present and neglect when he isn’t. You need to cut him out of your life and start healing from what he put you through or it’s going to keep screwing you over. I’m sorry if I sound harsh, but too many people don’t go to therapy or aren’t honest because they worry about how they’ll be perceived or (myself included, and I’m so glad I’m getting over that now). Ultimately I can’t force you if you don’t feel comfortable, because you need to decide if the discomfort of living with this is lesser or greater than the discomfort of telling your therapist about it, but changing this cycle you’ve fallen into is the way to healing, and the best way to do that is with therapy.