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You can look into having him involuntarily committed to rehab, but there's no guarantee you'll be able to do that and if he doesn't want help it won't last anyway.
Usually people have to hit rock-bottom. He may need to lose you too to realize how serious this is.
So questions
When you normally walk, how different are your strides and walking speeds?
And was this a walk, like couples walking along the beach (but with snow) or was this a walk, like a hike/ exercise?
Cause if you are normally slower, and have shorter strides than him, and this was an exercise/hike situation, then he didn’t do anything wrong, he didn’t do anything right either, and you should talk to him about it, and how it made you feel.
Now if your walking speed and strides are similar, and this was a couples walk, then break up is a possibility.
Honey, this is not something where you aren't enough or doing things wrong. It's something where the boy you're with isn't mature enough. And to be honest, at your age, that's ok. I know you might think differently, but very few high school relationships last into adulthood. There's so much growth still to accomplish, and at that age, males are still on average less developed than females. Even aside from your issue, it is very common for people to develop into different directions.
The best thing here really is to break up, even if he should back down on his wish when you do. You'll never be able to forget that he wanted something else. And you deserve someone who is with you because he wants to be, not with someone who is scared of being without a familiar person in a new setting.
I think he's being dramatic, and ignoring the point that they were both shrooming.
I will admit I have zero sympathy for people in open relationships complaining about sexually-oriented relationship problems. So there is that.