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Birth Date: 1984-01-01

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Ethnicity: ethnicityIndian

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Date: November 1, 2022

5 thoughts on “Moon_litelive sex stripping with hd cam

  1. This man don't love you. He can't even let you sleep and gets mad that you are sleeping? You think it's bad now, it's only going to get worse. Stop wasting your time and youth, tbh being alone is ordinal better than being with someone like him.

  2. She sounds like à toxic entitled brat and you’re being taken advantage of financially. But hey, she looks like Jennifer Lawrence so it’s ok. Wake up and smell the coffee. She’s going to make your life a living hell. What happens when you god forbid will be out of work for whatever reason (loss of job, illness, disability) you will be kicked to the curb so fast your head will spin. Star things with your brain instead of you d*ck. She sounds like a terrible person and although she can’t be blamed for all of it she’s also not doing anything to change it. She went NC with her dad until she needed his money and then all was good. The fact she can accept money and still be in contact with someone who SA his own daughters for their entire childhood is disgusting and makes me question your values as well that you can be with someone like that. Plus she is still a bully. She has done nothing to actually make herself a better person.

  3. People tend to show you who they really are when they're drunk.

    The problem isn't he hooked up with an ex when you were broken up. It's that when he's drunk, he turns into an asshole.

  4. I appreciate your response and can see it from your perspective. However, for me, understanding the gravity of how one has wronged another isn't enough, although I'm sure it would feel nice to be apologised to and that would help with the healing process.

    Thankfully, I've not been a victim to a terrible crime and for some reason the bullying I suffered barely affected me as an adult. But if a former bully approached me now and asked for forgiveness, I wouldn't give it. The time to ask for forgiveness should have been when I was tormented or shortly after, when I was vulnerable and 'lesser' than them, but not now. I'm a completely different person now to who I was then, when I had lower self esteem, fewer friends, no confidence. To forgive them now would feel cheap, meaningless (to me) and self-serving.

    HOWEVER, if they apologised, I would accept it and appreciate it a lot. That would be enough for me, but I guess I equate forgiveness to absolving another of guilt in a quick, tacky way. Akin to a genuinely horrible person having a priest cleanse them of their sins just because they confessed to them. Quick, easy, job done. While the victims have undergone years of self-improvement, suffered missed opportunities/ill health/broken relationships as a result of that horrid person, etc. Forgiveness feels like a quick fix, regardless of how genuine the request is.

    I accept I may be sceptical or jaded, but if forgiveness helps others, I don't judge them for doing it. It just isn't for me. But a genuine apology is appreciated.

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