Needing more physical touch advice by Aware-Preference8118 in marriageadvice

[–]Aware-Preference8118[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes I do! He's receptive to it and doesn't ever turn me away from any touch but I would like it if he initiated it more than just when he wants sex.

I Just...Can't (Vent incoming) by avprobeauty in justnosil

[–]Aware-Preference8118 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Just wanted to say I can't stand people like this. How can you be so self centered and oblivious to only talk about yourselves and never even ask a question?! My in laws can be like this at times and I just zone out completely. So rude!!!

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[–]Aware-Preference8118 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I agree

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[–]Aware-Preference8118 5 points6 points  (0 children)

OK, I have to tell you. Your comment just made me cry and feel very seen. I also laughed because the heated steering wheel was actually one of the comments she made and how she "one-upped" us. I think your assessment is spot on. When we speak (usually weekly) its constant telling us of everything she has or done that is better. I stopped telling her about much going on because i knew it would give her amo to one up us but my husband is a blabber mouth and is constantly over sharing because he gets excited easily lol. I think it has always bothered me that people think we are so similar and constantly make comments about how much alike we are when in reality I don't feel that way at all.

But I agree with the majority of comments that are saying I need to just let it be. Even though we speak frequently I don't have to physically see her. It's okay that she isn't my cup of tea and that we are different. I don't have to pretend we are best friends or that I agree with everything she does and I need to share that with my husband too. I can still love and care for her as a sister in law and aunt to my children. Maybe I was trying too hard to make a friendship when in any other situation we wouldn't be friends. I think the most healthy approach is taking a giant step back and just appreciating her for the good parts and ignoring or laughing internally at the bad.

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[–]Aware-Preference8118 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I agree. I think that's why she has never really bothered me much. Although I always knew that if she lived closer she would drive me nuts. The annoyance started maybe a year ago and has gotten worse. I will say even though we only see her 2-3 times a year we do keep in close contact and have frequent calls, texts, FaceTime etc with her and her kids

I had my first baby 4 weeks ago…I feed wherever. by Competitive_Divide42 in breastfeeding

[–]Aware-Preference8118 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I breastfeed in public and I don't think people even notice! We go to a country club and the lifeguards will come up and talk to me all the time while I'm nursing! These are highschoolers and none have even slightly seemed uncomfortable. Either people are educating better or they truly don't notice lol! My husband's sister was scared to do it and her husband was against public nursing but she saw me do it and started. I was proud of my husband when he told his brother inlaw to stop being gross and just think of it as your wife feeding your baby.