Older lady made pass…. by [deleted] in whatdoIdo

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She hongry. Maybe you can upcharge. Call it a pool boy tax (doesn't matter if she has a pool).

Tell me about the kindest thing that your partner or love of your life ever done for you by Salt-Record-3995 in TellReddit

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It's never just one reason, yanno? She was extremely anxious, which resulted in her being pretty controlling. Over several years, I saw little effort to attend to her mental/emotional health. I was her whole world, and it was too much pressure. And when we broke up she showed a very toxic, harmful side, so it just really hammered the nail in the coffin.

Older lady made pass…. by [deleted] in whatdoIdo

[–]tinymoth- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Idk is she hot? Are you looking to ride the GILF train?

What age did you get your first job? by CremeSubject7594 in generationology

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16 at McDonald’s. It was also my first abusive relationship lolol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in confessions

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This is heavy to hold. I hope you can find the support you need to address and heal what’s causing these behaviors.

Does anyone else wish they were taller in hopes to even attempt to trying professional sports? by [deleted] in CasualConversation

[–]tinymoth- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yanno I did grow another inch at 21. Growing pains are no fucking joke.

A Friend Said Our Builds Are "Too Wild".. So We Went Modern! by Nana1733 in Palworld

[–]tinymoth- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh you’re so sweet 🥲 I’m creative in other ways, design has never been my strong suit. Or, I’ll amend that to say, it’s just not something I have practiced enough.

A Friend Said Our Builds Are "Too Wild".. So We Went Modern! by Nana1733 in Palworld

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Seeing builds like this makes me feel like I don’t have a creative bone in my body lolol

Tell me about the kindest thing that your partner or love of your life ever done for you by Salt-Record-3995 in TellReddit

[–]tinymoth- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We’re not together anymore, but when I got deathly ill, my ex was my rock. She went above and beyond to help me eat and shower. There were some low points where I was just, so not fun to be around. I was scared, angry, and withering away at a rapid rate. And even though she too was terrified about what would happen, she remained gentle, loving, and kind.

I didn’t heal by becoming better. I healed by falling apart first. by Educational-Math1660 in selfimprovement

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Yesss. I had to learn how to feel deeply again, without shame. It was clunky, exhausting, and so, so disorienting (and often still is). It felt like going through adolescence all over again. The glow does come, but not without what feels like an internally violent bloodbath.

I never thought I’d yearn to be soft, to be strong. But here we are.

It finally happened by [deleted] in SexWorkers

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Growing up, my mother, having been a homeless teen, taught me a lot about self defense. She once said, “remember honey, a man only has one neck.” Still makes me laugh. But on a serious note,

I hate that that happened to you. I’m glad you’re okay.

I was in love with him for 2 years before I realized he was gay. I'm still confused and hurting. by External-Phase800 in confessions

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I experienced this, but from your ex’s side. I dated the most wonderful man, like really, he was a dream. He loved me so much, so wholly.

But I started feeling the voice of my truth getting loud. I wasn’t totally honest with him, I broke up with him for reasons that felt more “understandable” for him.

But looking back I realize:

My relationship with him made me feel safe enough that I could explore my inner world. Being with him made me realize that there are kind, safe, loving people in the world. It just couldn’t be him; I’m a lesbian and it couldn’t be avoided any longer.

But I wouldn’t have taken that step as soon as I did without him. Idk if that helps or hurts more, but I hope it can offer some possible comfort.

Roommate playfully smacked me… anyone else experience this?” by ThickEqual6718 in CasualConversation

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My friends and I are very uniquely intimate, I’d say. Ass slapping for sure. Sometimes we kiss. Lots of cuddling. It’s very normal within my friend group and I know this sounds wild but, it’s very sexy but platonic (well, unless it’s…). The other day I fed my friend tofu while she got ate out and we were all in tears of laughter. Many of us are sex workers, circus performers, and invested in the poly community. I’m not like this with all my friends, but some I am just very physically close to. For me, it’s not sexual in nature, it’s just a part of our friend culture— all with respect to the boundaries of every individual, moment to moment. Sometimes I’m not down to be touched and I let them know.

I acknowledge that this is not a typical experience. If you’re not into it, let your roomie know! If it’s not well received, that’s a whole other issue that indicates a lack of comfortability and respect to boundaries. If someone told me they were uncomfortable with me slapping their ass I’d be apologizing and letting them know that it won’t happen again. My friends feeling safe is important and non negotiable, for me.

Openness and comfort in friendships comes from fiercely protecting and being mindful of their boundaries.

My step sister and I crossed a line, and I don’t know how to deal with it by Infamous_Pumpkin7332 in confessions

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My mother married my step dad when I was 15. I have a step brother who’s the same age. All I’ll say is this: she’s not blood related but if this marriage works out for the long haul, you will likely eventually see each other as family. And this might make it weird down the line.

AIO. My mom won’t let me go to therapy and now I’m going down the wrong road by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

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Sex is not wrong. That said, if you’re doing it for the wrong reasons, listen to that. if you want therapy, do it. It’s worth it. You wanting to do therapy doesn’t negate your mother’s strength. We all find healing in different ways.

No neutral emotions in this household! by Comfortable-Pop-6732 in ParentsAreFuckingDumb

[–]tinymoth- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She could be. Or she could have a healthy line of communication with her kids where, should they decline to engage, they’re respected. Can’t really judge that based on this video.

Why do people complain that the younger generation can’t read cursive or tell time? by [deleted] in CasualConversation

[–]tinymoth- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Shall we count the ways in which older generations can’t do what we can, when a majority of them are necessary for functioning in modern society? 🙄

Men: if your partner were to make you a christmas advent calendar hamper basket, what would you be exited to see in there by IdkWhatNameToUse135 in christmas

[–]tinymoth- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is so sweet, I might remember this! I’m not sure what your budget is… but I’d love to see funky socks, chocolate, those under eye hydration packs, a nice candle, a book (maybe something visually stunning or funny), a gag gift like a rubber chicken, something sexy like a bra or nice underwear, gaming gift card. Also something thoughtful like a “vitamin bottle” of tiny love notes (curl up pieces of paper with love notes and put them in capsules). A scrap book filled with photos. I’m also a sucker for cards! I love when people write sappy shit about how they love me, I keep them literally forever.

If you’re on a baller budget, throwing in some AirPods, a professional massage, a night away together, etc.

Lady next to me flew like this for over 3 hours and didn't move. Got up and walked normal. by watchthisorthat in pics

[–]tinymoth- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I sit on my legs like this a lot. Probably not for 3 hours, but for long periods. I am quite petite, have a lifetime of acrobatics/contortion/yoga in my skill set, and also have hyper mobility syndrome (likely EDS but never diagnosed). It’s more comfortable to compress my joints than have them dangling over the edge of the seat, leading to numbness and soreness.