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  1. And alot of women don't value sex as much so a better comparison is if the man is investing more in a relationship with another woman at the same time.

  2. Honestly why keep dragging yourself and her into a relationship that is just not working for you? Why are you planning to wait months to see if the points you mention improve magically in that time, when all those points have consistently gotten worse and worse in 5 entire years? Don't fall for the sunken cost fallacy, a wedding will be a lot more expensive, and if you already made deposits, since the wedding is a year from now you will be able to recover some of the money, if you wait more, all of the money that you already spent will be gone, and if you marry, a divorce costs a lot of money, you'll have to pay lawyers, which in your case it might not be optional since you own property together.

    End it NOW. She won't turn into another person and you don't even like her now, you're not attracted to her anymore, you don't believe her to be capable of being rational (as per your title) and she doesn't take your needs seriously or even listens to you when you list the issues you have with the relationship.

    First talk to a lawyer and work on a plan for buying her part of the house from her. Then, book some time together that you really have free, like on a weekend, when you have nothing to do later. Explain to her that the relationship is not working for you and that you're ending it. If she pleads, explain that the break up is not negotiable and you made up your mind and present her with the plan that you worked with your lawyer. If she cries she cries. Not your problem to fix, you'll be her ex, and thus, unqualified to comfort her, she'll have to rely on her friends and family for support and comfort, not you. If she promises to change, again, explain that you already waited patiently for those issues to get better and things only gotten worse and the relationship is not working for you so it's over, you don't have more patience, it's gone. You know that if she promises to change, she won't change, she will just fake change for a few weeks and then she will be back into her old habits. Even if you do agree to give her a timeline for change, sustained in time, significant change accompanied with couples counseling, postpone the wedding and don't put another date. Just cancel the date you have now, and don't agree on another date until you have seen significant change sustained in time over at least a year, but… people only change if they genuinely want to change themselves, and they don't change for another person. People change if they feel the inner desire to change, coming from within, “change” because of external pressure never works in a way that it's sustained in time (yes it can happen that external consequences to one's action trigger internal motivation to change, but people don't change if they lack this internal motivation to do it)

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