TeacherInfatuation Archive

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16	What advice would you give her The fiancé brought it up months ago and from what I understand she didn’t discuss any compromises that make both happy. She should try to speak up next time and come up together with a solution that satisfies both. The situation itself has multiple solutions and it’s not the real problem. The real problem is that she agreed at first and now she has resentment towards the fiancé. Couples should work as a team not as antagonists. In any relationship if something is bothering someone, it should be …	/r/RedPillWives	25/04/23 12:13 AM
0	From my life experience. Millennial women are the ones telling Gen Z women not to settle down until 30 Older women have told me I shouldn’t even have serious relationships right now and should be living life as a single carefree woman. That sounds like some bitter suggestion that stems from the fact that the older they got the less attractive they became so they tell you to just leverage your beauty (i.e. have casual fun) while you are young and you can. I think it's an asinine suggestion and you should do what you want. Don't get influenced by these bitter women. With that said, if and when you …	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/08/21 02:34 PM