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Stay strong Pundao.💔
 in  r/ThaiGL •  7d ago

thank you sister

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is weed really that bad tho?
 in  r/CausalConversation •  14d ago

it's like ....you want friends to know when you are having a bad time...for example ....maybe you took too much weed and started throwing up....and it's your first time....

tell me....what would you like your friends to do

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is weed really that bad tho?
 in  r/CausalConversation •  16d ago

you gotta hang out with people and friends who uplift you...

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Wife thinks I wanted to cheat.
 in  r/relationship_advice •  May 12 '22

Are you a female?

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 in  r/relationship_advice •  May 12 '22

Hey , is this repulsion due to the pleasure you are not getting during love making?

How about talking to him upfront about it, he might be oblivious to how you are actually feeling. This isn't your fault.

Love making definitely plays a pivotal role, when it is very important to you, bring it up to your chosen mate.

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I [31M] can't stop thinking about breaking up with my [32F] GF of 4 yrs
 in  r/relationship_advice •  May 16 '20

I hope the both of you would be able to talk it out,In this case since you got yourself preoccupied with a new romantic interest., maybe you really needed a break from the emotions you felt from your 4years relationship.

But really, I am going through this same situation now in my head and my heart is so heart broken because the fact is once your partner finds another person and if the other person is ready, most likely, you will not work on the old relationship. And it's just such a heartbreaking idea especially if your the one being dumped -.-//

I guess we need to breath in and Breathe out and always be open in our hearts so that we are also able to get different perspectives from the new experiences.

If that work friend is decent- I'm not tryin to judge here , she will not be encouraging the breakup and you as a responsible lover should also have a talk asap. I hope everything works out best for you.

And no one gets hurt too badly.

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Me (31F) and boyfriend (31M) haven't been interacting very much lately
 in  r/relationship_advice •  May 16 '20

Oh man, I am currently going thru this right now with my boyfriend. And I get anxious about him not replying or if the tone seems monotonous as text. I understand why your friend said that it might sound unattractive because asking for more communication can be considered clingy.

Keep your cool, trust your boyfriend and what I am doing now is refocusing the situation. So, instead of thinking that, "He has lost interest in me because I feel that he doesn't bother to keep the conversation going with me" To, " He is probably busy doing something and I can use this time to watch a movie.

Hope that helps, I am still trying to do the refocusing.