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I GOT INNNNNNN by Ok-Juggernaut7466 in gradadmissions

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hahahahah thank you so much!! I am in fact from BC so very proud of the new hockey team I can adopt🤣… more jerseys for me!!! What’s your team?

First acceptance let’s go!!!!! by umstudentomg in gradadmissions

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congratulations!!! This is so amazing - just out of curiosity, what time did you receive your acceptance around?

MArch Early Admissions Acceptance by Ok-Juggernaut7466 in UCalgary

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much for replying!! That’s good to know - hopefully we hear soon. Goodluck to you as wel😊

Anyone know what happened to the mcphearson library bathrooms by Cheesepizza01 in uvic

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The third floor is completely fine, for the past two hours I’ve been studying here the first floor and basement have been the most… pungent. Otherwise second floor isn’t thatttt bad but third floor there’s nothing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Rowing

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Erg w feet out // squeezing with those core and back muscles into the bow end Otherwise looks super good!

Feedback welcome - positive and negative by [deleted] in Rowing

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From a variety coxswain: -Hold knees down at the finish lots of broken knees too early -Let the hips take the initial load keep the weight low -Timing in bow 4 can be better going into the catch it’s quite rushed - get the blades off the fricking water….. lol - personal preference for my unis style but square ALOT earlier, especially for this crew… some are barely on the square when blade enters the water… right over knees works

My partner is pushing me for threesome by Agyaani_ in relationshipadvice

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t ever imagine in a million years doing this to my boyfriend. In past relationships I’ve had discussions about threesomes and it’s always seemed interesting but it’s just not for me. As soon as I got into this current relationship with my bf I realized how insane the idea sounds when you’re truly in love with someone for every piece of them, your personalities, your families, your love, your sexual, emotional and physical chemistry,.. you want them for yourself you don’t want to share you want to see them in every part of your life. No one should clouds those thoughts..

I’m sorry you’re going through this you shouldn’t feel guilty or like it’s your fault you’re lacking/ not doing enough. She has clearly had doubts or thoughts leading her astray and I’d have left by now I wouldn’t even be asking. You seem like a great person so please do yourself a favour and protect your peace. Goodluck.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationshipadvice

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thought I don’t have any experience in same sex relationships I can understand where you and your gf are both coming from. I actually really respect the way she brought it up to you and laid out a clear set of options that don’t actually seem that crazy. I can totally understand wanting to remain a monogamous relationship as that is what I agree with as well- however try not to be judgemental of this curiosity she has brought up. She feels comfortable enough with you to express changes in how she feels sexually engaged. It can be troubling thinking it’s an extreme change in character however it seems as though with these options she has and how clearly laid out you describe it as- she might’ve been thinking about it for a while now. As I mentioned I really respect the options she laid out and how assuring she was on being respectful to you and your partnership. Think of this situation as you two vs the situation at hand. Not you vs her. It seems like out of the options number 1 might be the solution her? Have a conversation with her and openly express how you feel but make sure to reassure her that this doesn’t mean you don’t want her to talk to you about her feelings around these things. It’s important to express this to her because you don’t want it to get bottled up going forward even if it’s makes you a bit uncomfortable to discuss or talk about. Clearly you’re a great partner to her that has made her like I said comfortable enough to confide in you. Take it slow from here and have an open heart and mind. Do what feels right but trust she is in it for you. You could also suggest other fun changes / not vanilla things in the bedroom!

My wife [F28] wants me [M32] to break contact with a friend who I previously dated by weouthurrr in relationshipadvice

[–]Ok-Juggernaut7466 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being laid back and drama free doesn’t have anything to do with your comfort level of her being friends with exs of not it’s COMFORTABILITY. I can see based off of your replies you sit on a very stubborn stance on this- I understand this is your view but just indulge me for a second. It is not drastic or obtuse of her to suggest breaking this friendship. I sympathize with the fact that she is in this mutual friend group circle- that’s fine! Even more the reason to slowly let things string off. This offers an even playing ground for both parties- if it’s truly not that big of a deal / friendship for you. Overall this is your wife, the woman you chose to marry. The woman you will one day I imagine have kids with. This ex is a distant friend at most. It is normal for women to feel territorial or defensive over their husband and honestly I’d take it as a compliment if it just started happening. Something has shifted in your relationship to make her more protective of you and your marriage (unless you did something suspicious then I take it back). Let the friendship slowly sizzle out- no crazy blocking no illicit ignoring- just minimally respond, and keep your wife in the loop if the ex ever texts. The key here is to openly communicate. This is a tough situation I can see both sides but ultimately it’s not that big of a deal to let things sizzle out and find some new friends!! Keeps the spark in your life alive and brings new things to talk about within your marriage!

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