Noor
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No 5, not wanting anyone to watch is not selfish, it’s your preference.Delilah it is
@Lord Pmann asks some poignant and valid questions
1. Yes. I was also thinking Agnes?
2. How much time do you have?
3. I know it seems that way and I think you know me well enough to know I don't do anything I don't want to *coughs* #blowjobs
4. Mr. M is actually really good for me. He grounds me (autocorrect wanted to say grinds, which is also true). He's so chill and I need more of that, especially with screaming kids in my life.
5. Without knowing the bigger picture, I can see why the kids thing raises flags for people. We've been collectively raising our kids together before the dating started. We're at one of our houses with a tribe of crotch goblins at least every other day. We share school pickups, drop offs, vacations, etc. The whole family spends the night here sometimes.
And I'm selfish about sex with him. No one gets to watch.
He did say we could photograph ourselves, though
6. It makes me a better person. I don't strive for happiness as a primary driver for things I do. I'm weird. I am happy, though. Annoyingly so.
7. I thought I saw you at the naked bike ride this past weekend!! It is a little unbalanced. It hasn't always been that way and it won't always be that way. I'm one of those ridiculous overachievers that wants to be able to do it all.
8. I do.
I don’t like to be watched either.
I’d feel much better if you guys agree together to photograph yourself.
I know it may seem like semantics, but this idea of selfishness and giving permission rather than joint agreements can be red flags.
Being in a mutual relationship with another couple is a lot of work, establishing mutually agree upon ground rules can be the difference between things running smoothly or everything breaking apart. Having kids in the mix is a whole other complication.
I wish you the best.