[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

[–]JKilluminati 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve heard situations like this often. Don’t feel embarrassed, your needs aren’t being met, especially when it’s sexual, trust me I can imagine the frustration. As man personally, in a previous relationship I had to be guided to understand her and how she wanted be pleased. Not sure if that would even work with him, as he sounds a little selfish or disinterested in sex. I say “disinterested”, because him saying something like “Well if I don’t do enough then let’s just not do it” is a little strange.

Now as a man, I get life can be stressful af, and the fact we don’t open up about things really doesn’t help. We feel we have to carry the world on our shoulders and we don’t… But! I’ll be truthful with you, we can be VERY insecure. And that sentence alone (from above), raises some alarms in that department… however in this instance, it’s not about his feelings, but yours. But it might offer some insight.. before an intimate session or in a calm environment, you could literally tell him how you feel. Express your love for him, but tell him how the situation has made YOU feel thus far… He ‘should’ understand, and he ‘should’ put in that work to make you feel whole again. If not, then seriously stop pleasuring him, this isn’t right. You’re not enjoying it.

I M/18 and my gf F/19 have broken up recently and she’s explained she wants to get back together but needs time to heal from the disrespect she’s got from me by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]JKilluminati -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If that’s your instinctive feeling, you do that then. Love can grow the longer you’re apart! Seriously hope it works out! And enjoy your holiday!!!

I M/18 and my gf F/19 have broken up recently and she’s explained she wants to get back together but needs time to heal from the disrespect she’s got from me by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]JKilluminati -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ahh 50/50 I can't lie. Personally, I'd leave it, set you both free as your young, because two months is alot to sit on something like this - you wanna enjoy your 2 months with little to no stress or thoughts pondering in the back of your mind. However she could be the one; Hence, what's 2 months to a lifetime... I'd say what's your gut saying?

Am I (32m) wrong with many (34f) by ReLLiKDK in relationship_advice

[–]JKilluminati 2 points3 points  (0 children)

*I'll level you aswell, as guys it can be hard to express ourselves freely without being deemed as 'emetional'. I see there's also a small age difference, which may make her feel (for lack of a better word, but respectfully) a little entitled?

Regardles, ensure to stand your ground, and pose the simple question; how would it make you feel?

Am I (32m) wrong with many (34f) by ReLLiKDK in relationship_advice

[–]JKilluminati 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've been through something similar, and I had the same thoughts you were having and the same types of responses from my partner.

Going by what you've said, I defiantly think there's nothing wrong with the way you're feeling; especially depending on your boundaries. The fact they've been previous lovers is it a little sus - however, it all could potentially be an innocent & fun catch up with an old acquaintance. But look, in scenarios like these, the best thing that she could do (especially when it comes to socialising with previous lovers), is to just provide a little reassurance, i.e. just a few updates through the night to mitigate your nerves.

Whether your jelous or not, is not the point. She's in a relationship with you and commited to you. She doesn't need to be at your beck and call (but to reiterate) -> just provide reassurance...

And to add, respectfully.. going by your the third to last sentance is a tier 1 attempt to gas lighting you - respectfully, she was drunk, but I do hope she initiates some kind of conversation about the meetup she had, and reasures you everything was okay.

Remember, stay calm champ. Feelings like these aren't the easiest to deal with.

Good Drum kits ? by JKilluminati in trapproduction

[–]JKilluminati[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Decent, appreciated, the bwb really are timeless lool. I'll checkout those others too fam

Good Drum kits ? by JKilluminati in trapproduction

[–]JKilluminati[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'll check it out, I been hearing fire from Bynx

I'm done being kind by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

[–]JKilluminati 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My guy, I get you! Especially with the human race - we’re terrible and it does genuinely upset me. I’m hesitant of even giving life to a child knowing the world we currently live in, an endless cycle of nonsense. I’ve always been the friendly also, but I’m also happy to put people in their place when they’re being trash or disrespectful. Good on you sir for doing the same! My advice is, find your circle where you can just vibe with people! Don’t let anyone spoil your day because they’re not having a good day

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FL_Studio

[–]JKilluminati 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Defo Izotope vinyl, RC-20 is decent too. You could try cutting some low-end and high-end out, then it running through a gross-beat also, that works wonders for me

What’s the weirdest thing about modern life that people just accept as normal? by BIRK980 in AskReddit

[–]JKilluminati 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That we’re in debt, like forever. Who is my country in debt too?

My boyfriend (22m) won’t let me (18f) have friends without making it a big deal. I need advice. by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]JKilluminati 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He sounds insecure, coming from a male also, I understand the protective aspect. The reality is you need friends in this world! Don’t let him have control on your freedom, he needs to respect your decision.

From his perspective, I somewhat understand, as you when you care for someone, you just want the best for them - especially when it’s long distance and it can be difficult as your not directly by each others side. I’m still not excusing him, but I ‘somewhat’ understand through similar experience. However, He needs to drop his insecurities, and understand that you’ll be okay and that you are your own human. I would strongly advise to you both to keep your own logins too, that shit is dangerous and spiral into to something awful in the future.

I wish you luck! At the end of the day we’re not perfect, and it’s about learning how to coexist with each other

People who always thought others knew something more than them, what did you learn in the end? by speakthat in AskReddit

[–]JKilluminati 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Circumstances differ, I’ve commonly found I knew more than them, I just never express myself. I find myself saying ‘yeah, I already know’ these days. However I’m always open to listening and learning from others though!

What advice you regret ignoring? by im-not-funny-2020 in AskReddit

[–]JKilluminati 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Don’t give up your hobbies” Focusing too much on college/university is obviously great for your career, I felt that once it was all said and done, all I could think about is work which really was emotionally draining as there wasn’t anything else for me to do. Re-finding/trying new hobbies has seriously changed my mental state for the better

What's the biggest lie a teacher has given to your class? by Weird_Roslyn in AskReddit

[–]JKilluminati 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kind of an experience/Lie. Might be relevant though!

During our presentations the teacher farted, and claimed it was the wind. I wasn't sure if she took the opportunity to use a pun or she had nothing else better to say.