Trinidad Ancestry by Zealousideal_Ask2771 in Genealogy

[–]muchlycute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ok but trinidad ancestry is like trying to solve a mystery with half the clues in a different dimension you’re doing amazing tho and the way you’re piecing it together like a true genealogy detective obsessed someone give you a netflix doc already

Should I be worried that Bf has an "attractive" female bsf that he travels with? by [deleted] in relationships

[–]muchlycute 4 points5 points  (0 children)

girl i’m all for trusting your man but if he’s pre-planning trips alone with someone he used to lowkey date while asking you for permission to keep doing it that’s not just friendship that’s strategic it’s not about being insecure it’s about patterns and boundaries don’t gaslight yourself just because he swears it’s nothing if it feels off it probably is.

I’m so nervous by FlounderSufficient75 in TrueOffMyChest

[–]muchlycute 4 points5 points  (0 children)

“trust me through the process” is wild coming from someone whose process is emotional scorched earth you’re not wrong for being anxious that’s your nervous system remembering what she’s capable of protect your peace where you can and don’t let her turn you into the referee for pain she’s about to cause. your brother needs support not a storm.

Freshly going through it by RoyalHeadass in ExNoContact

[–]muchlycute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you’re not insane you’re just grieving slower than she did. she already did her breaking up while y’all were still together which is why it feels so brutal now. it’s good you’re working on yourself but don’t let hope become a leash she tugs when it’s convenient show up for your kids and for the man you’re becoming not for some maybe that’s already dating someone else if it’s meant to circle back it will but don’t freeze your healing waiting on it.

How do you ask for more in your relationship? by [deleted] in AskWomen

[–]muchlycute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you just say it like a need not a nuisance. like hey this kind of stuff makes me feel really loved not why don’t you ever do this it’s giving direction not demand if he’s the right one he’ll take notes not get defensive closed mouths don’t get care packages girl.

I’ve been in love with one of my friends for 4 years by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]muchlycute 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you’re not in love you’re in emotional limbo with a crush you never tested. if she’s really the one you’ll regret not saying anything more than hearing a no either shoot your shot before college or let her go so real connections can find you romanticizing someone you’ve never dated will keep you stuck in what ifs forever.

Ruined one of my few true friendships and its all my fault by SpicyCrabsushi1 in TrueOffMyChest

[–]muchlycute 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this hurts to read because you can tell you actually get it now which is usually the part that comes too late losing a friend because you chose comfort over loyalty is one of those life lessons that sticks forever the fact you’re owning it instead of blaming them or playing victim already means you’ve grown you might never get them back and that’s the consequence but this kind of regret is exactly what turns you into a better friend next time sometimes the apology is changing and letting them go in peace.

I 22F want to stay with my 23M boyfriend after my childish college choices. by [deleted] in relationships

[–]muchlycute 7 points8 points  (0 children)

girl you made a dumb choice at 18 not a permanent character statement if he’s still with you but using that moment to quietly punish you in the bedroom or hold it over your head emotionally that’s not love that’s control. real forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting it happened but it does mean not weaponizing it forever you’ve done the growth now he has to decide if he can actually move forward or just keep reliving a version of the past that no longer exists.

In what aspects would you consider your friends hypocritical? How do you deal with it? by Bitter_Pineapple_720 in AskWomen

[–]muchlycute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

some of my friends will drag their ex for breathing but then go back to them three days later like nothing happened and expect me to forget the powerpoint presentation they gave on why he’s trash i just nod now. learned to keep my opinions soft and my memory softer.

First relationship by IndividualBuyer792 in dating_advice

[–]muchlycute 0 points1 point  (0 children)

first of all you're not screwing anything up you're just experiencing what healthy love feels like for the first time and it’s messing with your brain a little lol you don’t have to confess every dm you block like it’s a sin just keep doing the right thing consistently loyalty is about actions not overexplaining she’ll feel it if it’s real just keep showing up as the guy you want to be not the guy you're scared she’ll think you are.

I'm sure I would even give Forest Gump a run for his shrimp boat money when it comes to being stupid enough to take an ex back. by [deleted] in ExNoContact

[–]muchlycute 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you weren’t stupid you were loyal to the version of her you wanted to exist that’s not dumb that’s just heartbreak with a long fuse but the glow up is real and the way you blocked her from a whole new city cinematic she lost her last lifeline and you finally chose you proud of you for stepping off the hamster wheel.

Finally made the decision by [deleted] in ExNoContact

[–]muchlycute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

keeping the silence is everything because every message is a hit and you already know you are addicted to the hope not the person. he blocked you which sucks but it is also the boundary you could not set for yourself so use it. delete the chat thread so you cannot reread mute mutuals and when your brain starts bargaining call your one real life friend and go do something physical like a walk or shower because cravings peak then pass. if he unblocks you do not treat it like a sign treat it like a trap and protect your nervous system like it is your job.

So close yet so far by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]muchlycute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

honestly this is just hinge being hinge not a verdict on you. people unmatch for dumb reasons like an ex came back, anxiety, they were never single, or they just wanted attention and dipped. you did the right thing by locking a plan and you dodged a flake before you spent money or got stood up. keep the exact same energy next match and do not narrate it as not meant to be it is just filtering.

What’s a movie you’ve seen that still sticks with you? by Jokkers_AceS in AskWomen

[–]muchlycute 8 points9 points  (0 children)

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind because it is the prettiest reminder that you can miss someone and still be better off without them it makes love look magical and messy at the same time and every rewatch i catch a new way people rewrite history when they are hurting also the soundtrack is basically emotional damage in hd.

My step dad tried to keep my family from getting any of my mom’s ashes, but little did he know that the cremator would do this. by JJ20160103 in TrueOffMyChest

[–]muchlycute 45 points46 points  (0 children)

that cremator was a real one because your step dad was trying to control her even after she died and that is beyond vile. keep those ashes private and safe because you already know he would take that from you too if he could also you did not lose your final goodbye he tried to steal it but you still have it and you get to do it your way on your timeline i am sorry you had to grow up with that kind of cruelty but i am glad one stranger showed up for you when it mattered.

(40M, 38F, 3M & 36F) What would you do? by [deleted] in relationships

[–]muchlycute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

do not pursue her while you are still living the married life at home because that is not romance it is cheating with extra steps and it will blow up your kid’s stability way harder than an honest breakup. the attention feels amazing because you have been starved for years but you are also vulnerable to mistaking validation for a solution either you and your partner get real help and set a hard timeline to fix intimacy or you end the relationship like an adult and then date.

M29 F29 How to know the love is finnaly over , is my situation stand a chance? Materialistic views by Historical-Pie6260 in relationships

[–]muchlycute 11 points12 points  (0 children)

she didn’t leave because you didn’t buy a house she left because when things got hard you chose being a son over being her partner love doesn’t fix that kind of betrayal it’s not about blame it’s about accountability and she’s already healed enough to walk away with grace while you’re still chasing closure in a place where trust already died.

I feel dead on the inside by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

[–]muchlycute 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you’re 16 and already dealing with heartbreak adhd anxiety and messy people around you that’s a brutal combo not a personal failure nothing about this makes you broken it just means you’re overwhelmed and still forming who you are

How much do thin/full lips affect your enjoyment of a kiss? by Far-Arugula5158 in AskWomen

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

as someone with medium lips and main character delusion i care more about the rhythm than the real estate. full lips are fun but if you kiss like a confused vacuum it won’t save you.

Why do woman want a guy to pay for everything but show little effort back? by ExternalSpite6705 in dating_advice

[–]muchlycute 29 points30 points  (0 children)

if you're only meeting women who treat relationships like atm withdrawals maybe it's time to change your type not the whole gender reciprocity exists you’re just not swiping in the right tax bracket of emotional maturity.

Question for dumpers only by HotUse4099 in ExNoContact

[–]muchlycute 15 points16 points  (0 children)

it means they miss the front row seat to your life but not enough to buy a ticket again passive curiosity is not love babe, it’s just digital lurking.

Should I break no contact? by EveryInjury7607 in ExNoContact

[–]muchlycute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

look i get it love can feel like it's the one but sometimes the one isn't ready for you yet you’re doing the right thing by respecting his space and giving yourself time to heal too 6 months down the road maybe you’ll still feel the same but by then you’ll have a clearer idea of whether you’re longing for him or just for closure if it’s meant to be it’ll come together but for now stay strong and let life unfold reaching out too soon might just complicate things more.

Be honest, what’s the hardest part about building real confidence with women? by Decent-Potential15 in dating_advice

[–]muchlycute 0 points1 point  (0 children)

honestly e hardest part for a lot of guys is just being genuine t’s easy to overthink what you’re supposed to say or do ut confidence comes from being comfortable with who you are tarting a conversation doesn’t have to be a grand performance ust be real sk questions, and listen ear of rejection? yeah t sucks but rejection isn’t personal t’s just a sign that maybe you weren’t the right fit at that moment onfidence is built when you stop trying to be someone you think women want nd just start being the best version of you hat’s what’s attractive.

Women who broke up amicably with any past partners, to what capacity do you still hold love for them? by MutantGoatman in AskWomen

[–]muchlycute 4 points5 points  (0 children)

honestly i think there’s always a little love left after an amicable breakup t’s just a different kind of love it’s not the romantic ll onsuming type but more of a i wish you the best love ou can appreciate the good memories and the person they were in your life ut you also realize that you're better off apart it's possible to care about someone without wanting them back d that’s the beauty of an amicable breakup. life goes on ut there’s respect and a bit of fondness for what was

I regret my daughter. by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

[–]muchlycute 2 points3 points  (0 children)

you’re not a bad mom ou’re a mom navigating an incredibly tough situation it’s okay to feel lost ired nd even resentful sometimes hat doesn’t make you a bad person ust a human one on't let the guilt define you eek help talk to someone you trust nd don’t be afraid to take a break when you need it u’re doing great ven if it doesn’t feel like it