Phatlapha (23), Hämeenlinna, eskort tyttö

Englanders

You've definately got me beat on age and experience, I'm only 21, but I don't think it should be a big deal. Her prescriptions are her business, and I wouldn't ask her about it unless it's really bothering you. I would say don't ask at all, but if it's bothering you, it might effect the relationship. Best bet is just to let her tell you if/when it comes up in conversation naturally. She really might just be self-conscious about having to be on the meds

Kandol

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Siltation

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Noggen

And please everyone, don't PM or post and say, "You don't know that!", or "Don't tell her that, you don't know!".

Gammadion

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Oldness

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Mystery

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Countertack

I can sympathize with you on this one. My boyfriend used to do the same thing (or NOT do, I suppose). In my situation, we had more problems compiled on top of his lack of complimenting me, and I made the mistake of allowing a couple of guy friends to jump on my weakness and kiss me because I was in such a messed up state. However, I ended my behaviour, never told my boyfriend (to spare him and his feelings), and I really tried to get to the root of the problem. When I brought up the lack of complimenting, he did the same thing your boyfriend did and apologized and said that yes, I was still hot, and then didn't compliment me again until I'd bring it up again. I finally had enough, and sat him down one day and told him how hurt that made me feel, how I didn't feel like I was valued by him, and that I thought he didn't really care. I told him that I don't need to be complimented 24/7, but I need to hear from him VERBALLY from time-to-time that he finds me attractive/talented/etc., rather than just assuming it. It took a little while for him to process it, but now I'm hearing those comments more and more often and it feels so good to know he's being considerate enough to tell me those things. A reason for this is that guys tend to get comfortable fast after they've won your affections, and don't think it's necessary to tell you how hot or wonderful you are all the time anymore, because well, they finally have snagged you. You need to verbalize your concerns to him, and if he doesn't seem to consider your thoughts too much, maybe reevaluate your relationship to see if you really deserve to put up with that kind of ignorance. It sounds innocent to me, but if a person can't learn from their mistakes, then they need to be taught the hard way, unfortunately. Good luck!

Pluralism

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Crustacea

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Gerri

If there is any stigma about older male virgins, it should be that they are likely to unleash some very delicious and crazy things ... and hopefully they have the maturity (or in my case, eagerness) to accept gentle guidance into honing their techniques. I think the learning and beholding and appreciation of the woman's body at that point just comes naturally though

Milos

I wish I hadn't let it go on as long as it did, because I really fell for him. For a few months, he forgot about her for a while, and we were wonderful together. I didn't bring up my fears about her because I was scared of losing him...bet that's how you're feeling, huh? I don't even know what I'd do now if I could do it differently, it's difficult to bring this up without sounding like you don't trust him. (Which, clearly, you don't, as I didn't...but still)

Hashish

From Detroit & retired but business owne.

Lopper

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