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jeffery
Jan 1, 2013
when the gently caress is the Tech(tm) gonna allow me to gently caress???

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AARD VARKMAN
May 17, 1993

aegof posted:

We call them "men who have sex with men" and https://www.thecut.com/2017/02/how-straight-men-explain-their-same-sex-encounters.html was a result of googling the phrase

This explains why big dick porn is so popular, and why I, a straight man, am always advertised it, and love it, and want more of it. Well, ciao.

Coredump
Dec 1, 2002

If you as a man go on Grindr and a gay man messages you and you’re like “lol no I’m straight” then you’re an rear end in a top hat. Also heterosexual women going on Grindr for attention from men are assholes too.

Grape
Nov 16, 2017

Happily shilling for China!

Serephina posted:

I know we skipped over this one but... I'm kinda with the OP on this one? Becoming a step parent to a 6 year old when you didn't want kids is very commendable, and I'm sure she's picked up a lot of good parenting tricks she's trying to pass on, but... That's of zero use to the woman about to deal with her first newborn, who exists in a state of sleeping/eating/pooing while poor mom goes slowly insane from sleep deprivation. Handling a moody 6-13 year old has no transferable skills.

You're right that the lady has no insight into the first five years, but are you seriously implying there's no skills or wisdom involved in parenting and handling 6-13 year olds because lol.

Flowers for QAnon
May 20, 2019

Coredump posted:

If you as a man go on Grindr and a gay man messages you and you’re like “lol no I’m straight” then you’re an rear end in a top hat. Also heterosexual women going on Grindr for attention from men are assholes too.

You seem rather upset about this scenario that didn’t happen.

Coredump
Dec 1, 2002

Flowers for QAnon posted:

You seem rather upset about this scenario that didn’t happen.

https://www.reddit.com/r/rant/comments/7w668s/why_the_hell_is_grindr_letting_women_on_now/

https://www.queerty.com/straight-men-apparently-joining-grindr-meet-women-20190412

You were saying?

Bored
Jul 26, 2007

Dude, ix-nay on the oice-vay.

Shageletic posted:

Me, M, a cool poster, too old for the internet, is being attacked by another poster, unknown, and now I'm sobbing and heaving in a corner, what do I do

:ohdear:

Pinecone Sample
Oct 12, 2010

THIS ACCOUNT HAS BEEN SEIZED
by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with a seizure warrant issued pursuant to 69 U.S.C Sec. 420
[FINAL UPDATE] I [29M] Caught My Wife [27F] Letting Our Male Neighbor Rub Lotion On Her Pregnant Stomach

quote:

Don't know if anyone will remember my original posts, as they were deleted and I have yet to be informed of why even after messaging the mod team. Don't know if this will be deleted either. If anyone wants, they can use removeddit to see the posts if they aren't visible from my profile.

I'm still getting messages on a regular basis for an update, so this is the final one.

Extremely long story made slightly less long, a week after my last update my soon-to-be-ex wife had our child, which I was at the hospital for. I'm the father. The first few weeks after my last update were extremely difficult, with family/friends on both sides adding to the drama. Thankfully, I've had an overwhelming amount of support from not only from the vast majority of people I know in my personal life but from all of you as well. My wife and I agreed to sit down and discuss things after she was discharged, in my friend's basement with my friend upstairs in case I needed the support.

She came over, and we basically said everything we needed to say. I exploded and said a lot of mean poo poo. Most of which I regret, some I don't. She spent the whole time apologizing and begging me to take her back and give "our family" a chance to survive everything that happened. Went on for about an hour like this until I accepted that there was nothing left to say and I have zero romantic love for her anymore, and she accepted that we need to focus on our daughter above all else. We're agreeing to figure out a custody split amicably, and to eventually co-parent more actively together when wounds heal, but our marriage is over. She has the potential to be a wonderful mother, but she failed me as a wife, and my sole focus right now is how to get myself mentally to where I need to be to be the best father possible. We plan to eventually sell the home, but right now I'm staying in an apartment.

Sally is leaving cocksucker. He's apparently staying with his mother, and still refused to speak to Sally directly. According to her, the last thing that was passed along to her is that he understands what he did, he's sorry he hurt her, he loves her and won't contest a divorce. She's struggling to handle everything and lacks a support system, so we're developing a friendship, mostly two wounded people leaning on each other, and I'm doing my best. She plans to start therapy too. And no, I don't plan to be anything more than platonic friends with Sally. Lovely woman, but no.

I still haven't fully processed my new role as a parent. I think mentally I already convinced myself my child wouldn't be mine in case it ended up that way. I plan to take classes and spend more time with my daughter doing early bonding, I'm terrified but very happy. I know there's a lot left to do, and a lot of hurting left to go through, but I'm stable, and a dad. That's what matters most.

Tl;Dr: Leaving Wife. Moved out. I'm a new dad. Lots of learning and healing left to do, but cautiously as optimistic as I can be.

Flowers for QAnon
May 20, 2019


It didn’t happen in this thread. Do the words “straight” and “Grindr” in the same sentence always cause you to go off on an angry tangent?

Coredump
Dec 1, 2002

Flowers for QAnon posted:

It didn’t happen in this thread. Do the words “straight” and “Grindr” in the same sentence always cause you to go off on an angry tangent?

I didn’t say it did happen in the thread. Are tangential conversations taboo all of a sudden?

cumshitter
Sep 27, 2005

by Fluffdaddy
Geeze, look at those bitchy straight guys going at each other. They should get a room.

Coredump
Dec 1, 2002

Only if you join us, cumshitter.

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Cumshitter, I'm incredibly straight and all my investments are terrible. In your professional opinion, are these related facts?

cumshitter
Sep 27, 2005

by Fluffdaddy

christmas boots posted:

Cumshitter, I'm incredibly straight and all my investments are terrible. In your professional opinion, are these related facts?

Absolutely 100% strongly correlated. Put your portfolio and body into a gay man's hands immediately.

cumshitter fucked around with this message at 02:41 on Sep 5, 2019

sephiRoth IRA
Jun 13, 2007

"Science is not only compatible with spirituality; it is a profound source of spirituality."

-Carl Sagan

cumshitter posted:

Absolutely 100% strongly correlated. Put your portfolio and body into a gay man's hands immediately.

Related: Were I go with this strategy, given my hirsute nature, I would very likely be a Bear. Is there any correlation between associating with bears and a bear market, or is that just cishet propaganda spread by other firms?

Pinecone Sample
Oct 12, 2010

THIS ACCOUNT HAS BEEN SEIZED
by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with a seizure warrant issued pursuant to 69 U.S.C Sec. 420
I [27f] Found sexually explicit texts on bf [25m] phone. He says they're deterrents to the numerous women pursing him. I must be really dumb. Would you believe an excuse like that?


quote:

Here we go again, another "i snooped through his phone" post.

My partner & i have been in a relationship for 8 months now. Lastnight while he was asleep & his phone was unlocked, i went through some of his messages & found out he's been sexting other women, including his exes. He claims these women are the ones pursuing him & that he constantly sends them sexually explicit messages as deterrents so that they're turned off from him. He claims a simple no won't do & that they still call & text him.
I understand that some women, including myself will be turned off from a guy who knows no boundaries & only want sex BUT if a female is pursuing a guy & he's expressing his interest in loving her i don't see how that's a deterrent. After all, she wants him.

I broke up with him but as one would expect, he doesn't want the r/ ship to end. I told him that even if he doesn't see it as cheating, it is crossing boundaries. He could've blocked their numbers, told them to gently caress off. But he says even doing all that, they would still pursue him. Frankly, i think its all bull to be honest. His mom agrees that he has a problem cutting people off & telling them no because he doesn't want to hurt their feelings but seems he would rather hurt mine.

Im beside myself right now. I'm devastated. A few weeks ago his family found out his father has been cheating on his mom with several women & now it seems like the apple hasn't fallen far from the tree. How did they find out? The same way i did. Except, his father gave his mom one of his phones for her personal use as she didn't have one. He forgot to clear aaaallll those nasty texts & pictures.

Unbelievable.

Thirsting as a repellent works for me

Bruceski
Aug 21, 2007

The tools of a hero mean nothing without a solid core.

Who leaves their phone unlocked? Mine locks 30 seconds after it goes to sleep or when I hit the power button. Is is weird that I find that the strangest part of the post?

Pirate Radar
Apr 18, 2008

You're not my Ruthie!
You're not my Debbie!
You're not my Sherry!
Help! My Friend Faked Her Own Death—Again.

quote:

Q. Friend pretended to be dead—how to move on? I know it sounds unbelievable, but a formerly close friend who is mentally ill pretended to have killed herself. She went on a string of unstable-sounding rants to me on her Facebook, through her messaging app, and finally in an email a couple of months ago, accusing me of terrible things that supposedly happened 20 years earlier. “Friends” of hers, who I suspect were really just her, took up the cause, contacting me through her accounts. Nothing I said appeased her/them. It ended after two days of frenzy, with an email from one “friend” saying that she had killed herself. Except … she hadn’t. Our county death records are public and published online, and she’s not on them. Her accounts are still active, and a real-life friend of hers told me that this had happened before, to the point where her friends held a wake and she finally came clean and admitted she was not dead. I know that it’s not her fault because of her illness, but I see old messages and comments (I’ve unfriended her) and wonder if it was all just BS and she secretly hated me all that time. Part of me wants to contact her and talk, but I don’t think I can handle that. Is the best option here to just move on and delete old comments, posts, and emails when they pop up? This is so far out of my wheelhouse. Please help.


A: Your friend did not choose her mental illness, but that doesn’t mean you’re not allowed to feel pain or frustration when she acts in ways that hurt you, or that you can’t draw appropriate boundaries when she spends days making sock puppet accounts trying to make you blame yourself for her “death.” There is nothing that you can say to her in her current state that will make you feel any better or result in her changing her behavior; this is part of an ongoing pattern that would require medical and therapeutic attention to truly address. I’m so sorry for the anguish and bewilderment you’ve suffered lately. That sounds absolutely terrifying. I think the best thing you can do for her is wish her the best and hope she gets help from a safe distance. Continue to unfriend and block her accounts wherever you two have been linked, and find a trusted friend you can confide some of this in. You’ve just gone through an absolutely exhausting ordeal, and your mental health is important too.

https://slate.com/human-interest/2019/09/faked-death-mental-illness-sock-puppets-advice.html

The Lone Badger
Sep 24, 2007

Pirate Radar posted:

Help! My Friend Faked Her Own Death—Again.

Refuse to believe that she's alive. Claim that she's just faking it.

Pirate Radar
Apr 18, 2008

You're not my Ruthie!
You're not my Debbie!
You're not my Sherry!

The Lone Badger posted:

Refuse to believe that she's alive. Claim that she's just faking it.

As Maya Angelou once didn’t say, “When someone tells you that they’re dead, believe them.”

Problem Sleuth
Apr 12, 2011

WELCOME TO THE NEW FUTURE

Bruceski posted:

Who leaves their phone unlocked? Mine locks 30 seconds after it goes to sleep or when I hit the power button. Is is weird that I find that the strangest part of the post?

This is a good point. Now that I think about it I literally don't know how I would ever "leave my phone unlocked". Unless someone grabbed it in that short window before the screen shuts off.

Maybe he was watching youtube or something and fell asleep?

Geoj
May 28, 2008

BITTER POOR PERSON
Or maybe he's an idiot and shared the PIN for the phone he uses to sext other women with his girlfriend.

Or like a disturbingly large percentage of the population, doesn't employ any security at all on his smartphone.

SpaceViking
Sep 2, 2011

Who put the stars in the sky? Coyote will say he did it himself, and it is not a lie.

5 Of My Father’s Funerals Where He Turned Out To Be Alive And In Attendance, And 2 Funerals Where He Was Actually Dead

Peaceful Anarchy
Sep 18, 2005
sXe
I am the math man.

Geoj posted:

Or maybe he's an idiot and shared the PIN for the phone he uses to sext other women with his girlfriend.

Or like a disturbingly large percentage of the population, doesn't employ any security at all on his smartphone.

https://support.google.com/android/answer/9075927?hl=en
People are lazy and willingly choose and ask for "features" like this.

FilthyImp
Sep 30, 2002

Anime Deviant

Bruceski posted:

Who leaves their phone unlocked?
They also have "convenience" features like your phone being unlocked when in the presence of your SmartWatch...

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

Husband knocked a drone out of the sky for peeping in our windows, what should we do next?

Over the summer, there has been a drone flying around and lingering over our property, with a camera attached. We figured it was due to some construction in the area, or some kind of surveying. At first, it would stay well above our property so we weren't really concerned, but then it started flying lower and more frequently over our home and property. We have 8 security cameras and we started taking pictures of it as well. It's hard to tell how close it is in the photos, but the security cameras have captured quite a bit of footage of it in relation to our house--in our backyard, next to our home, etc. It's going over our 6 foot privacy fence and directly into our backyard while we're outside, and here's the part that concerns me most-it was hovering outside of our windows. We have 6 children, all with bedrooms on the 2nd story, and the drone would hover outside our 4 and 2 year old daughters rooms, in particular. In summer with the windows open (with screens), there were several occasions where our daughters would scream and cry and call to us, telling us there was a robot or blinking lights outside their window, and that it "sounded like bees". Obviously, it was the drone paying them visits. We hung blackout shades and curtains, but since we don't have central air in our older home, sometimes on hot days, we had no choice but to leave the windows open with fans in them, and the drone would pay them a visit. These window peeping incidents happened 16 times! I kept records and gathered evidence and documentation of each incident (security camera footage, dates, times, what happened, etc.)

I've called police several times and made reports and handed over flash drives full of our evidence, but they told us there are no specific ordinances about drones in our municipality, and they seem generally disinterested in investigating this. For some reason, they're pretty flippant about it and seem to think it's just a teenager messing with us, which is maddening to me! There are 66 convicted sex offenders within a 1 mile radius of our home alone. I can't even get them to return our calls when I call the officers who took our reports. (We are about 15 miles from an airport, so I don't think we're in a no fly zone)

I know you're not allowed to damage other peoples property, and doing so can break some federal laws when it comes to drones. I also know these drones are supposed to be registered or licensed in some way. After months of this and no action from law enforcement, my daughters screaming and crying, and the unsettling feeling of being creeped on, my husband decided to take matters into his own hands. The drone has been coming around 3:00PM most days since school began, which is when we get home with our kids after school. He waited along the fence line near our daughters bedroom with a big fishing net for it to come, and sure enough, it did. He was able to whack it down to the ground and put a large bucket over it.

What do we do now? I want to call the police so they can trace the serial number or whatever registration it has, but after looking at some other posts about it, I'm afraid my husband may get himself into legal trouble if we do. This just happened, and no one has shown up to retrieve it yet. Should we call police? Should we take it to the police station? Should we call a lawyer instead? Smash it to pieces? (I'm joking...kind of)

How should we proceed with this? Is there any way my husband can not get into legal trouble for this and have the person whose responsible for harassing our family found? Could there be criminal charges for either or both parties?

This is in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.

EDIT 1: Thank you all so much for the help and advice. I was expecting to be lectured about taking matters into our own hands, but you all gave me some very helpful advice. We were able to retrieve a memory card from the camera, once the batteries died. We reviewed the footage and we now know who the operator is. I've spent the last few hours cataloging and gathering all of my evidence, organizing, and researching statutes and laws. My dad just came over to watch the kids, and we are headed to the Police Department now, with several copies of evidence to hand over, and we will be asking to press charges. This wasn't some teenager like they thought, it appears to be a grown adult with a record. I'll post an update once we're done at the police department. Thank you again for your help!

Peaceful Anarchy
Sep 18, 2005
sXe
I am the math man.

Smirking_Serpent posted:

Husband knocked a drone out of the sky for peeping in our windows, what should we do next?

There are 66 convicted sex offenders within a 1 mile radius of our home alone.
Is that a lot? That seems like a lot, especially for a single family detached home.

Barudak
May 7, 2007

Peaceful Anarchy posted:

Is that a lot? That seems like a lot, especially for a single family detached home.

Well they dont live in England so yes.

MarcusSA
Sep 23, 2007

Peaceful Anarchy posted:

Is that a lot? That seems like a lot, especially for a single family detached home.

Yeah don’t ever go on the sex offender registry website and put in your address lol.

Also a lot of states really need to catch up on the drone laws. It’s kinda the Wild West right now.

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for suggesting that my coworkers granddaughter might be an introvert?

I just moved to a different site in my job, childcare, and was trying to build up some camaraderie(it was actually the best word to describe my aim) between myself and a coworker I was still getting to know. As we were talking she mentioned her granddaughter, whom she had brought up in a small handful of talks before, had been particularly tired after starting school and had been pretty upfront about it(a trait I had noticed before in a previous conversation).

So I told my coworker, "it sounds to me like she might be an introvert". I was immediately met with a look of disdain(?) and told to "keep those sort of thoughts to myself". I asked for clarification, got an I would know X better than you(totally valid point i have no real issue with as she is correct) but followed that with "there's no way she's an introvert (clarifying that she did not fear something worse than what I actually said). I kind of just sat there for another minute getting some disapproving glances. When asked if we could talk more so I could understand what happened she refused so I chose to leave. I guess I'm really asking, is there some sort of negative image around introverts I'm not aware of? Especially among older individuals, as I have little frame of reference for back then and I'm confused why I got such a visceral reaction? Am i the rear end in a top hat?

Edit: I did try to talk to her today, this happened yesterday, but was brushed off. Also I had mentioned that I just thought it meant really social stuff makes you tired(oversimplification of concept but is literally what I said)

Smirking_Serpent
Aug 27, 2009

AITA for buying a male friend small presents when I am in a relationship?

Within my friend circle is a friend we can call Alvin. Alvin has been a good friend of mine for years. Nothing romantic/sexual has ever happened with Alvin and I genuinely 100% do not think he feels any way about me and I know I don’t feel any way about him. But, he is still a good friend of mine who I see frequently. A few months ago, Alvin and I bonded over this specific brand of seltzer. So, every once and awhile I will pick up a bottle for him if I know I am going over his house or he will be coming over mine. They are only $0.99 so I always saw it as a really casual thing. And, it is usually brought in tandem with other snacks for whatever get together we are having. I’ve never gone out of my way to pick one of for him and it is always in a group setting. I would say I only grab one for him maybe 1-2 times a month but I do normally see him multiple times a week. Again, always in a group setting. We are just part of the same group of friends who happen go out a lot.

I started dating my current boyfriend a few months ago. He is mutual friends with most of my friends and blended right into our group. Him and Alvin get along really well and sometimes even hang out without me. However, he thinks it is really inappropriate that I am buying gifts for him. I really don’t think it is a big deal. He has asked me to stop doing it since me buying presents for another guy weirds him out. But, I am not even spending a full dollar on my friend and it makes me happy to get my friend a drink that he likes. Since it is such a small gesture I was thinking of just continuing the tradition despite my boyfriend’s wishes and telling him that he needs to get over it. WIBTA for doing so?

Bruceski
Aug 21, 2007

The tools of a hero mean nothing without a solid core.

FilthyImp posted:

They also have "convenience" features like your phone being unlocked when in the presence of your SmartWatch...

Yeah, I got some bluetooth headphones recently and my phone tried to sell me on that when I synced them. Look phone, I don't know what you're thinking, but any time I have my headphones in and am doing something on my phone it's gonna be an app that keeps it from going to sleep anyways.

trickybiscuits
Jan 13, 2008

yospos

Panfilo posted:

I know a couple 'stay at home dads' that are like this. They are home all the time, but don't really take care of their kid in spite of having all the time - that task often gets delegated to a female relative like mom or a sister.

That's really depressing he doesn't even hold his daughter though :( I'm also assuming he just pops in earplugs or something when his daughter is crying in the middle of the night?

The passive agressive solution to these lazy guys is to make NOT contributing more work than changing your kid's goddamn diaper. They can spend 5 minutes changing a baby or spend 2 hours arguing with their spouse about it.
On another site a woman wrote in for advice about having a husband like this. She'd recently been meeting with a career coach hired by her employer and after finishing the series of meetings realized that she had a crush on the career coach and didn't really love, or even like, her husband very much anymore. When her husband noticed that she wasn't nagging him anymore about taking care of things at home he figured out that something was wrong and started doing stuff- a load of laundry, and changing a diaper for the first time (they had two children, not twins) and the woman just got even more angry because he was only doing it to keep his comfortable home situation after all the years she'd been begging him to pull his own weight. I'd like to know what their marriage is like now. The woman just didn't care anymore about her husband and if she stayed in the marriage it was kind of out of inertia, at least at the time.

pentyne posted:

Have there ever been any examples of someone pulling the "you cant abandon your family no matter what" for anything other then horrific abuse, mistreatment, really gross behavior, serious criminal acts etc?

Because every time I see it mentioned its "Just because your mother stole your identity and racked up $40k in CC debt in your name there's no reason to ignore her on mothers day"
No, there are no examples. "But fammmmily" is a dead giveaway that this family is hosed up and the person is trying desperately to deny it.

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Oct 15, 2012

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Xik
Mar 10, 2011

Dinosaur Gum
AITA for not taking pictures of my wife at our wedding?

quote:

So we tied the knot and decided that after saying 'I do', 'Sarah' and I would each have our own digital camera to take any photos we wanted during the rest of the day to record our own personal memories, then put these in a section of our wedding photo album. It was her idea and I thought it would be fun.

Fast forward to us getting these photos developed after the honeymoon. We look through them together for the first time- to summarise:

Her photos: Me in my suit, me with our God daughter, me with a few friends, me drunk at the after party. More of guests, decorations, the beaitiful cake but most of them are of me.

My photos: a seagull that was perched on the church, some guests, blurry lights, and many silly pictures of my groomsmen.

As soon as Sarah saw the pictures I had taken, she was clearly holding back tears, and not happy ones. I asked her what was wrong and she wouldn't tell me at first because she felt embarrassed, but after asking a few more times she admitted that she felt disappointed that I hadn't taken a single picture of her in her dress. I basically told her that I didn't really think to, as anyone who has been to a wedding knows that every camera is pointed to the bride. She replied that she wanted to see herself through my eyes on our wedding day. This conversation went round in circles until she just snapped at me that i found a seagull more noteworthy than my bride on our wedding, and now she's gone to bed angry. I feel like this conversation isn't over but as it's our first fight as a married couple, I need to know if I'm in the wrong.

So, am I the rear end in a top hat here? I... feel like she's overreacting a little. I thought the cameras were intended to record whatever we felt like. I didn't know she'd expect me to take pictures of her.

EDIT: Info: we did hire a photographer during the ceremony. The cameras were for after, she wanted candid pictures to make memories. I remember her saying she was okay with some being lighthearted. She prefers candid photos because they feel more natural and capture our own memories more

EDIT 2 I'm the rear end in a top hat. And a clueless idiot. From now on I'm going to make up for it with all the candid photos possible, and have noted a few lovely little ideas from commenters. Thank you to all who have judged me, I accept my judgement

AARD VARKMAN
May 17, 1993

Xik posted:

AITA for not taking pictures of my wife at our wedding?

I don't think this guy is an rear end in a top hat, I think he's just clueless. He got an idea in his head that his pictures needed to be "the other stuff" about the wedding, and he tried his best to do that. I can't call him an rear end in a top hat for being stupid.

tactlessbastard
Feb 4, 2001

Godspeed, post
Fun Shoe

Xik posted:

AITA for not taking pictures of my wife at our wedding?

She should just be glad it isn't a million pictures of a bridesmaid

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Oct 12, 2010

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I (39F) HATE my husbands (44M) micro penis. How can I get past this?


quote:

I love my husband, but I hate his penis. We've been married for about 3 years now and I thought I could or would eventually get past it, but I can't.

A little backstory: He never mentioned his size issue while we were dating and the first time we got intimate, it was a total shock. I embarrassed him on accident when my hand went down to his penis and I grabbed what I though was his thumb and I thought he was messing with me, so I laughed a little and said "Move your hand baby, I wanna feel the real you". That shut down everything and he got sad and said he'd dealt with this his entire life and I didn't want him to feel bad so I told him it wasn't a big deal, all that matters is what we both put into and get out of sex with each other.

We bought toys and I was hoping he'd be able to do SOMETHING for me, but he can't/wont. He tired at first, we'd use toys for a bit, I'd get my orgasm, and then he'd get his, but now he just hops on, pumps 4 or 5 times, and then is done, I have use the toys myself.

I'm getting sick of toys. I need more. I'm not a size queen, but 2.5 inches and the width of a thumb does nothing for me.

So, what do I do? The way I see it, my options are to suck it up and be sexually frustrated knowing that this is the penis I get for the rest of my life, or...and I don't really want to do this, but I'm close...cheat on my husband. My ex-husband is still in my life as we have kids together and he was the best sex I've ever had in my life and I know he'd go for hooking up once in a while. Is it bad to cheat if it keeps me happy and keeps my relationship with my husband stable? I know that's a stupid question and the answer is "yes, it's bad to cheat" but I'm desperate! I LOVE sex! I need to feel something again, so badly.

What do now?

TL;DR: Husband has a thumb sized penis, thinking of cheating with my ex-husband.

AARD VARKMAN
May 17, 1993

tactlessbastard posted:

She should just be glad it isn't a million pictures of a bridesmaid

That's what the spoilers made me assume. I was positive it was going to be him with a naked stripper or something. He's stupid but I don't think ill-intentioned at all.

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Jul 24, 2007

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