The “personal reasons” are that he is a spineless little shitweasel who doesn’t want to go through the embarrassment of getting primaried.
The “personal reasons” are that he is a spineless little shitweasel who doesn’t want to go through the embarrassment of getting primaried.
“On a totally unrelated note, I once loved in Hershey across the street from the Reeses plant.”
I can’t eat PB, so I want an article about why those awesome-looking, multicolored Peeps all taste the freakin’ SAME. Sugar doesn’t taste like anything, Just Born Co.
yes.
I disagree respectfully.
i think a massage is a great idea. it’s also good for your health. go try one. if you never have, it’s worth trying at least one.
DON’T text him.
I had a relationship end similarly a little over a year ago. We loved each other but it wasn’t going to work for a bunch of very valid reasons, and we parted ways tearfully. We were both heartbroken afterward. Hearing from him less than a week after the split would not have been welcome for me when I was trying to do…
You not only need to hear that you should give him space but you should also hear that you need to take extra special care of yourself. Really give yourself a lot of time and tenderness and spend time thinking about what it is you want. Then when you’ve had time to grieve and feel ready get back out there and devote…
I’m so sorry he is sulking. Definitely speak up! He might be sulking for some other reason. I sure hope so. It’s your hair not his!
To get very rational with yourself, think of it this way: even if something were to happen, he has friends and family to help and support him. They are the appropriate people to be involved in that hypothetical situation, not you (anymore).
Yes, that would be selfish. I know it sucks but you really need to leave him alone.
Why would something bad happen? Do you think you’re just finding an excuse to message him? I had absolutely no self control when it came to texting a recent break up... I changed the name in my phone to something like “he doesn’t want to talk” which helped me get over the first week! Good luck, I know it sucks.
Address it. It’s not really normal to withhold affection or be grumpy towards your partner based on a haircut. If he had a strong sexual preference for longer hair, that’s something he should have told you about long ago. If he’s defaulting to negative reinforcement instead of proactive communication, that’s something…
I just cut my hair pretty short and it looks super cute (in my opinion) but I think my husband hates it, he seem to be sulking a bit. What to do? Ignore or address?
Girl I know how you feel but he can handle it. He’s okay. Like you, he’s probably sad but doing his best.
Give him space, don’t text, and keep yourself busy!
Give him space.
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