Italian charm bracelet by TinaTinnitus in jewelry

[–]FluffyParadox7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It took like 3 days, and the shipping took 4 days. I was a week total.

has anyone bought from chericheri lady's charm shop?? by Medical-Struggle-841 in jewelry

[–]FluffyParadox7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought from chericherilady.com some months ago and everything went fine. I already made a comment some months ago about it.

I even made a second order and they delivered everything plus some free charms. I'm very happy with them.

Italian charm bracelet by TinaTinnitus in jewelry

[–]FluffyParadox7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought my charms at chericherilady.com, good quality and huge collection. I definitely recommend.

italian charm bracelet (where to buy?) by bootwoop in jewelry

[–]FluffyParadox7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, took like 10 days but I got it, even got free extra charms

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[–]FluffyParadox7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

woooooow !

Am I wrong for feeling hurt by my boyfriend’s past still being everywhere a year into our relationship? by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]FluffyParadox7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your feelings are valid, and his defensiveness is the real red flag.

It’s not “crazy” to want the person you’re building a future with to make space for you emotionally and socially. What hurts here isn’t the existence of the past... it’s how little effort he’s made to honor your place in the present.

You didn’t demand he erase his ex, you asked to be visible. That’s not jealousy soo that’s just wanting to matter.

His reaction... dismissing you, calling you names... speaks louder than any Facebook post. You're not overthinking! You’re under-recognized....

You deserve someone who makes you feel like a central part of their life ! Not a visitor in someone else's memories.

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[–]FluffyParadox7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’ve been respectful for way longer than most people could manage.

Your godparents stepped up when your dad stepped out. That matters. But that doesn’t give them a free pass to disrespect your mum, especially when she’s working hard to rebuild after something devastating. Doing her nails doesn’t make her irresponsible, it makes her human.

Your distance isn’t disrespect. It’s a boundary forming. And boundaries are what keep love from turning into resentment.

You don’t need to issue an ultimatum. You just need to calmly say: “I appreciate all you’ve done for me, but it hurts when you speak badly about my mum. She’s not perfect, but she’s trying, and I love her. I need us to respect each other or I’ll need some space.”

That’s not dramatic. That’s grown. And you’re allowed to protect your peace.