Recent comments in /f/tifu

ZeroRozuMagika t1_ja7tgn4 wrote

I think it all depends on the relationship. If when two people start dating, they have kids or are older, they may be inclined to get married quicker. Younger people are more likely to wait until they are 27-29 to get married. But as long as each partner is consenting, and there’s a healthy happy relationship there, I don’t think it’s up to outsiders to decide if marriage is right for them. I am realistic in that I know how important it is to consider all factors including that marriage is a binding contract. Divorce is ugly. Premarital counseling is important.

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Mafro_Man t1_ja7t48j wrote

In what mental gymnastics world would you be fine with the idea of your partner getting sexually danced on by someone (that most likely will look far more attractive than you) of the opposite sex?

The harm is going against what ops partner wants, potentially causing a rift in their relationship.

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ZeroRozuMagika t1_ja7sxqm wrote

Thank you for sharing, and I’m happy to hear you’re in a great relationship.

It’s not that I value marriage above all else in our relationship. Being together, caring about each other, and showing each other love in little ways are important. But it is something I would eventually want. It’s the ultimate commitment.

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PlusUltraK t1_ja7so7y wrote

Yeah, I stick things up my ass for fun, and am fine falling asleep with said toy in my ass and waking up an hour or 2 later and using it again. Your butt does not self lubricate and nothing you use as a lubricant will still be there later.

Point being, your body will make you painfully aware that you have a dry item with a flared bottom in Your rectal cavity.

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Barneslady68 t1_ja7sjlj wrote

If it makes you feel better, there’s a bidet company that exists and it’s called tushy. I went to the search bar to type in tushy.com instead of the actual bidet website that is buytushy.com lol. It was butt stuff.

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ZeroRozuMagika t1_ja7si3d wrote

I think that’s a bit presumptuous. We are happy together and this is the most stable, healthy relationship I’ve ever been in and I do take marriage seriously. Your comment sounds like you believe I’m naive, have been reading the wrong side of the internet, or you’ve had a bitter divorce yourself.

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ZeroRozuMagika t1_ja7s8cw wrote

I don’t think that’s necessarily the case. Plenty of marriages are full of unhappy people, so it’s not as if I believe getting married automatically means a fairytale ending. But knowing what wanting to marry someone feels like, I just want him to be capable of feeling that way towards me, even if not now, in the future. It upset me so because I love him. I plan to talk to him again tonight.

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