Karas (26) escort Italy

Sterin

This is where all the problems start.... First off, let me just say this, she is going to be going through her clinical schooling to get her RN in just a few short months, however she has told me endless times that her career is not a major goal for her (meaning she doesn't really have to worry too much about not having a job when she does graduate, as a person in the health field can almost always get a job fairly easily, with the right credentials that is), but that getting married and settling down and starting a family ARE major goals for her. Well, I know that I eventually want to have all that, but right now, my school and upcoming career are what's important to me, yet she always brings it up even though she knows my mind is not involved in all that yet. And yes, I have told her several times that us building our careers and futures are more important than all of that other stuff right now. We will have plenty of time to talk about that when the time arises, but she gets mad with me when I say that. Does this sound selfish in any way?? I love my g/f very much, but sometimes when we argue and go around in circles as we have been doing (the entire arguement stated above is recurring and has been for a long time).... I sometimes question everything that we have with eachother. I sometimes wonder if I am even with the right person and if we are having these types of arguments now (we're not even engaged yet), that when we do get engaged and married, these problems will simply escalate and eventually lead to a miserable breakup/divorce.

Deletion

Hey guys. I spoke to my guy on the phone today about our date (i have to speak in a different phone because my crazy ex has access to my devices. I don't want him to ruin my dating life).

Equips

i'd fave this one if it wasn't for those glasses. I HATE those things.

Thrombophlebitis

I like to travel on my free time. Love to read book, walking on the beach.. Love to cook.

Burkert

This sucks talking about myself but here it goes lo.

Kronen

You sound paranoid but I don't think it's entirely unwarranted. You say that your fiancee's parents are pissed about your impending marriage because of your diverging religious beliefs, and that they've employed various psychological tactics to try to convince her to not go through with it. She moves back to your home country, away from you, and after being subjected to more of the same from her parents, she communicates with you with diminishing frequency. Not only that, but over the past few weeks she has flat told you that she is having second thoughts about your marriage. (I highly doubt that her saying that is the result of you asking her to take a picture to confirm her whereabouts, especially since at that point there was no way for her to know that you were tracking the GPS on her phone). If you're as madly in love with a woman as you should be if you're engaged to her, I don't blame you one bit for being paranoid about losing her, regardless of whether its because of her apparently increasing indifference towards you or if she's actually cheating on you.

Loge

IF she corrects you "no, that's wrong" and repeats the number, congratulations, you have her number.

Alphorn

If she had no job or was much worse off financially than me (me being the guy) then I would make allowances for that or just make the choice not to continue dating her.

Pongee

And yes, it rings true for me. The "nicest" guys I've dated seemed absolutely obsessed with the "manliest" of my exes, and the "manliest" of the competition. And yes, I picked up on numerous subtle homoerotic comments and suggestions they made. Kind of an "oh my god, that man is so hot, I could never compete...", with the unspoken part being "I wish he would do me!".

Nuzzler

15 pics uploaded. Been too long. :D.

Rumford

My advice to you is to dump Ryan, and to take care of Matt 'properly' the next time you titillate a stiffy out of him.