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Garland

After that, I bought myself a cheap phone with an 'untraceable' number that I could give to complete strangers.

Walas

I hope you're aware that sex with someone under 17 is statutory rape.

Clickers

daredevil hanging upsidedown

Wuddie

added another of her

Irani

So the past few days my mind is going nuts with all sorts of images of her at a ski lodge having sex all weekend. Then starting thinking if her total number is 6 and I know of 5 based on the happenings of 20 years ago and her ex H being one, then who was the missing guy?

Quintec

sometimes i wonder how girls this age can have such perfect tits

Jolie

fuckin sexy

Indestructibly

You know.... there's good and bad in everyone.

Whites

I just don't understand her. I don't get what's happening. Everything is just suddenly coming out of nowhere, and it's seriously damaging me.

Sobibor

I don't care for babybait HP's, but it's a site bit better than that monstrosity yesterday!

Distributor

Got in his car...

Jejune

Let's do thi.

Bernard

So back to your original question about her being upfront and saying she lost interest, is because she hasn't decided yet. But she is giving you a warning or some guidance on what she needs. It is very possible her interest is fading. So here's where your standards come into play. Do you feel like she is being unfair about speaking up about her standards? My answer would be probably not. So that shouldn't throw you into a fear/anxiety pattern. If someone(anyone) IS losing interest, do you find that to be a dealbreaker? That's a personal choice and some people are 50/50 on it. I think if you or something you did is part of the likely cause but otherwise you like the person, I would, in this example, say no it's not a dealbreaker. What if someone want reduced contact of the level she is suggesting, say once a week rather than 3-4 days with extended periods? Well how do you see your life unfolding? Do you think it's reasonable to want that at this stage or can you agree that maybe it's soon for that but in future as things progress it is what you expect and want? Does she mean independence as in once night a week is what she means even if you are in a solid relationship and many more months into it? My opinion is that 2 months in 1-2 times a week is reasonable. Nice to do more if you are both feeling that pace is right for you. Lastly, when someone is asking you to give them space and needs the pace to be different, it is realistic to reassess the relationship on the whole? The other person who speaks up should know that if they assess and set limits, you are going to do the same. Ok, time for an assessment: what do you think about the talking about other guys in front of you? Is it reasonable? Do you find it disrespectful? Are your expectations too high? Does it make you question her character? Would you like to communicate with her or is it so egregious that you don't want to continue with her? My opinion on the other guys situation is that at 2 months in without an exclusivity arrangement, she is fine to be talking to and dating other guys. However, to bring it up to you and kinda taunt you with it is unreasonable and reflects poorly on her character. It's immature and attention-seeking; she should be worried that you won't see her in a good light or it should be a forewarning that she using jealousy to provoke people. It's bad manners and not cool. Do you have a right to be jealous of it? If it makes you jealous and you want exclusivity in general, you have a right to ask for it. I think she may decline at this point because of wanting a bit more space. She is letting you know that her pace (for whatever reason: dating other guys, other priorities and full life) is slower. Those are just my opinions but flesh out with your answers (at least in your head and/or here if you want).

Darcey

What a very cute ass!

Bravas

Retired from 47 years in the Travel Industry. I am over in Corinth visiting my daughter and Grandson.

Methink

holy hot batman... going to the favs pile

Lining

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