They’d probably be on Medicare, not Medicaid. Medicare Part D Rx plan actually has pretty solid coverage.

Fifty years together.

Medicare is not cheap. My mom is paying around $250 a month for drug and medical coverage. Doesn’t even include dental. It was a pain in the butt to sign up for everything too since plans are all individual and you really have to research to get one that is affordable and suits you. If the couple didn’t have the help…

If this story is true, there is nothing he can endure that is worse than what’s already happened. :/

I do, and I was just teasing hahah!

Dr. NerdLove confirmed foot fetishist?

It’s not. It’s fucking AWFUL having large breasts and you DO get treated like an asshole by asshole ALL.THE.TIME.

God, tell me about it! I remember trying on bridesmaids dresses for a family wedding as a barely 20 year old and feeling SO inappropriate because of my breast size...I remember the comments from my own family about it...

I do love that the NONE things he lists are opposites. Fantasy and Sci Fi aren’t two sides of a coin; they’re both pulp and generally rather similar in tone, and lots of people like both. Even spicy and salty- they’re in the same flavor family, dude! It’s *sweet* that is opposite!

If you have a partner and fellow gamer, you would naturally want to be able to share your love of games with them, and especially to be able to play with them.

It’s a huge mark of OP’s immaturity that he drives this far. My wife is broadly nerdy and I’m much more “hardcore” but that means she gets to enjoy stuff like The Flash and Battlestar Galactica, and I get to [admittedly guilty-pleasure-watch] Vampire Diaries.

Couples don’t have to be glued at the hip. You make concessions to do stuff with your other but if you get the interest you’re already halfway there.

She prefers grass starters, but I prefer fire starters. WE’RE SO DIFFERENT AMIRITE?

I have seen it before with nerds. It is so silly. It’s like a sporty person being “She likes to bike but I prefer running marathons! We’re just too incompatible!”

three years is a long time to build up the nerve to tell someone something. I would imagine if you haven’t gotten the nerve to make that revelation in three years, you’re probably never going to do it, at least outside of counseling. Either way, and I say this with as much sympathy as possible for the gf, it still…

Death in Bed needs to leave her while they’re both still young enough to find and enjoy partners that better suit their needs.

Agreed. OP is a fool

lol, it’s true. If someone likes traditionally “nerdy” things like sci fi/fantasy/video games I would pretty much say that this person and I have the same interests regardless of the specific sub genres we’re into.

She doesn’t like the same things I do, but does? We’re like two opposite sides of the same coin. She prefers fantasy over sci-fi, I prefer sci-fi over fantasy. She prefers turn-based strategy games, I prefer League of Legends. She’s willing to try new stuff, but usually doesn’t necessarily like it and I will. Ruby…

Regarding the first letter, you seem to have missed the part about how the gf has some sort of issue that she hasn’t shared with anyone (including the letter writer). The way I read the letter, this issue (whatever it may be) seems to be tied closely to their issues involving sex and as of the time of the letter, the…