Family & Relationships: Question: How do you make it up to someone you have wronged? |
- Question: How do you make it up to someone you have wronged?
- Question: My mother in law has no respect for my privacy and has no boundaries ?
- Question: What are some really annoying tasks for submissives?
- Question: Do you think he lost interest after the last conversation we had? and should I reach out to him and ask him if I did anything?
- Question: If your roommate were home more, would you expect them to do more housework?
- Question: Did she show her boobs?
- Question: Am I overthinking or is it time to walk away? ?
- Question: Why did he stare so hard at my face? ?
Question: How do you make it up to someone you have wronged? Posted: 24 Apr 2020 04:06 PM PDT Long story short. My best friend/brother and I became extremely close. Worked together, spoke everyday. He came to my house I went to his. We were inseparable. We were soulmates. My partner was fine with our friendship however his wife was not. I helped them out tremendously because I care about my brother. We decided to do a joint investment where I would provide the total sum of money and he would pay me 50% of it back and the other 50% is my stake in the investment. He told his wife and his wife seemed ok with it. They went on a holiday with the money. I took them to the airport and looked after their house when they were gone. They came back and he tells me the wife doesn't want the 50/50 deal anymore and I'm not longer apart of the investment and they will be paying me back the full lump sum of money over several years and he blocked me out of his life because his wife didn't like how close we were and the wife said we can no longer be friends. Months have passed and we are now on the mend and talking (without his wife knowing the full extent of how much we are talking) however how does one make up for what's happened? I'm still in pain and hurt by it and don't know what to do. They can't give me my money back due to it being tied up. How would this work? How do I heal? How does he make it up to me? I just want this pain to stop. |
Question: My mother in law has no respect for my privacy and has no boundaries ? Posted: 24 Apr 2020 12:35 PM PDT My MIL lives within walking distance of my husband and I's home. She takes my mail out of my mailbox as an excuse to come over or to force me to go to her house. She barges in my house multiple times a day without knocking. She's walked in on me naked three times, walked in on me and my husband having sex five times and doesn't take her shoes off before coming in which is a HUGE pet peeve of mine. I've put a sign on the door that reads "Take your shoes off and leave them OUTSIDE please!" She did it the first time she saw the sign but hasn't done it since. I've tried locking the door but she will knock on the door at 7:45 AM and cause my dogs to bark which wakes me and my two year old. If I don't answer the door, she will come and BANG on my bedroom window. My two year old becomes completely different when she's around because she lets him do whatever he wants; so in turn, when she's around, he acts like a monster because he thinks he doesn't have to listen. I've had my husband talk to her about it but nothing has changed. It's straining my husband and I's marriage. I'm pregnant with twins and I'm dreading how it will be when they arrive. I've been pressuring my husband into moving but he doesn't want to and we don't have the financial means to do so right now. I'm worried to say anything to her because I don't want to cause issues. I like her as a MIL but all of these privacy issues are really getting to me. And clearly signs on the door don't work. |
Question: What are some really annoying tasks for submissives? Posted: 24 Apr 2020 01:13 AM PDT |
Posted: 24 Apr 2020 12:32 AM PDT this older and guy and i know were texting all time. One day we were talking about where we would be in 10 years. and he randomly mention he would be 49.. and i was kind of teasing him a bit like oh lordy, better get yourself a crane and a rocking chair with the tongue sticking out emoji and a laughing emoji. he randomly said he was too old for me..so i just asked him why he was talking to me. and he told me he just wanted a relationship with someone who's healthy and happy and not tied down. i told him don't u want someone you're own age, someone whos on the same level as him. he said he didn't know anyone like that and can stop talking to me..i told him he can do whatever he wants, it's his happiness that matters. if he's lookin for someone like that he can keep looking. cause i told him i was healthy but not happy and if he wanted both then keep looking and all he said was cool. after that, i noticed he stopped watching my insta story and stopped texting me. after 3 days i texted him and he said hey lisa good to hear from you. and since then i've been the one texting first. he randomly wanted to facetime and said at the end, it's not a good idea to meet new people right now, in general (obviously not cause of the lockdown) and i was just so confused he talked about wanting one like 3,4 days ago.. after that we didn't text for a week, and noticed he unfollowed me on insta along with 3 other girls my age.. and when i asked him why he didn't respond... |
Question: If your roommate were home more, would you expect them to do more housework? Posted: 23 Apr 2020 08:31 PM PDT So my roommate and I have always shared an equal division of chores. With Covid, I have been home for the last couple weeks because my job is non-essential. I still pay my fair share of the bills, but my roommate thinks I should do 100% of the chores since I'm home all day. Maybe I'm being selfish, but I don't see why I should have to. We're not in some relationship or friends; we're roommate with an agreement. Obviously I would clean up after myself, but beyond that, so long as I pay my bills, I don't think I should need to do anymore than what we agreed. Do you think I'm wrong? |
Question: Did she show her boobs? Posted: 23 Apr 2020 07:14 PM PDT My girl showed her guy friend an x ray of her body where he could see her boobs like in the x ray |
Question: Am I overthinking or is it time to walk away? ? Posted: 23 Apr 2020 05:07 PM PDT I've been talking to this guy for 6 weeks but known him way longer. As much as I want to be patient with him, I'm wondering if it's time I just walk away. Then another part of me wonders if I'm just scared because I'm getting attached and finding things to get mad about. He's sweet, never ignores me, usually initiates texts, the last thing I want to do is hurt him by just ignoring him. BUT he doesn't include me his life, haven't met any friends or parents, haven't even been to his house, no dates, makes time maybe once a week usually the end of the night, doesn't include me in errands or daily activities, etc. we have no had sex he says he doesn't want they to ruin things. He wants to take it slow. He will say he wants to see me, tell me he's coming then say he's too tired. He told me he'd see me before he left for vacation and never did. He told me he wants to plan a vacation with me and then planned one on his own and when I asked who was going he said he didn't know yet. I've talked him 3 times about not feeling like a priority and a week ago I told him I was walking away. Later that night he tells me he's so sorry and realized what he had all along and he's ready now he just wants to do it right. He came over and we talked and then the next day he's back to saying he wants to see me and not showing up. I don't know long I can be patient, I'm really attached to him and this is hurting me. |
Question: Why did he stare so hard at my face? ? Posted: 23 Apr 2020 03:09 PM PDT There's this guy and when I walk into the supermarket (where he works) he literally turns his whole body to stare at me and when I look back at him he doesn't look away. Anyways when I get closer to him he just stares at me really intensely at my face only. Why does he do this? He's done it twice now. |
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