toe on your trachea type shit.
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And stuff like this is why while I love some family and friends, I will never … and I mean NEVER depend on people during a period of hardship again.
This could’ve been a conversation and even a warning. People treat you any type of way when they know you depend on them.
And me asking about exclusivity in that scenario doesn’t automatically mean I expect the other person to acquiesce to anything, I just want to know intenrt.
I’m 34 man. I don’t have time to waste or wonder. Either we are doing this, that, or not at all.
Ideally I would love to fall into limerence/love with someone and let it be organic and you just know. But as we see everyday with the horror stories on here and in the world people don’t operate like that. It’s a whole lot of circumnavigating communication and accountability.
Then, unless they say something, it’s up to me to decide how long I will continue to sit in limbo before I inquire about steps forward.
Knowing myself, I would likely ask right then and there about exclusivity since the topic is already broached.
Saves everyone time/ambiguity
Hmmm.
Ideally, no, it would not.
But I personally cannot assume that b/c I have been operating under the guise of exclusivity, that they have too. Too many people end up in compromising emotional situations assuming things like that. So the conversation is necessary.
No in terms of the end result. yes in terms of intent and communication.
There is a difference between me just having no other prospects, and me making an active decision to focus on you.
Once I let you know that I am choosing exclusivity, it allows you to decide as well.
Same idiots that gave us Trump
#MichiganSenate
Undecided voter in Michigan says he is voting for Mike Rogers because he doesn’t want Abdul El-Sayed to win by a lot
“I have this hope that the outcome in Michigan will be that Benson wins by eight points, El-Sayed wins by two or three, and perhaps the future of the Democratic Party won't go down the tubes the way it did for the Republicans.”
