I have been single for six months in my adult life. I'll be 65 this year.
At 17 I started going out with a woman who was 20 and shortly afterwards moved in with her. We split up when I was 20 and six months afterwards I met a woman my age and moved in with her 19 days later. We're still together.
We've been together close to 20yrs. The past year/18 mo or so his sex drive for me has tanked. He hasn't initiated in I don't know how long. I don't approach at the right time, he's tired, it's right after dinner, it's too early in the AM, he's got bad breath, he's not in the mood-like every excuse. Taking care of myself is just ok. I want his body weight and sweat and the sex noises and heavy breathing.
I can hear him in the bathroom, a few nights a week, pleasuring himself and I can't help but feel super lonely and rejected.
I don't know how to start the I'm-not-happy conversation that actually leads to change or some mutual resolution. I fear getting shut down and I'm feeling too weak to hold him to consequence.
Bad style will turn off woman from dating a man. If a man wants to get noticed by a woman and desired for then don’t dress in street clothes everywhere. Up your game.
It's not to hide the bald. Everyone knows. It's because I feel better about myself with a hat on. Same reason other people wear certain colours or styles of clothing. I'm less self conscious and more likely to enjoy myself. Why is that such a bad thing?
And I just wanted to say
You're still on my mind
And if you'd only be so kind
As to give me a kiss
I wouldn't have to torture the readers of GSC.
And I still love giving my husband blowjobs!Happy Valentine’s Day babe.
#MeToo is getting out hand.
I have been single for over a year now. I've got a couple of close friends, and a cat that awaits me every evening from work. However, I am absolutely miserable. I've tried all possible dating apps and social events, and whenever I would meet someone new, I get instantly disappointed. Not by the looks, but the attitude of most people. Last night I went to a date, and that person only wanted to get into my pants. Or that time when I met a person on meth. Or that time when I met a person that would always frown when I speak and point at my accent.
It's a such a lonely and sketchy city.
Pho is overrated. Cilantro hate is real.
Get over it.
I let you in - how bout a little wave?