Petrovic (31), Kiuruvesi, escort tyttö

Zapota

The other day she went shopping with one of the male friends and did not tell me about it. She was talking about her day and then said, oh I had gone shopping with my friend today...and the blood drained from my head. I do not like that reaction but it just happened that way...she immediately understood my reaction and we had a good discussion about it. I cannot and will not be able to ever tell somebody who they should and should not see...that is important for others here to understand. That is not ever going to work. We did have a discussion about what is really needed...and that is where others can add to my post here...I came out of the failed marriage thinking that there are just some things that men should not get from another man's partner (sex being the obvious one), but is that a good thing to believe?? It is something we really could not answer and we were fine at just revisiting it again sometime. I realize any severe problem I would have with it is more on me than anything, but I have worked very hard on knowing and owning that...so it isn't something I would ever tell her to change...what else do others think about that line...is there one (again, besides the physicality?)

Yasuko

Stop snooping and pay attention to your relationship. How well do you know him? How does he treat you? Have you met his friends? Has he met yours? Does he pay attention to you when you're out, or is he texting with other people? Does he flirt with other women or does he only have eyes for you? Has he cheated on past gf's?

Offices

Even if you think she's naive your GF is a grown adult. Treat her like you think she has the ability to run her own life. She was doing it for decades before you came along. You are not her father, her jailer or her conscience.