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  1. Dude being alone is way better than being with someone who treats you this way. Maybe it doesn’t seem like it at first, but trust me. Break up with this person and then build up your self esteem. Do stuff alone, go to coffee shops or the zoo or just to the library. Literally just get out of your comfort zone a little, it may feel weird at first but you will start to appreciate yourself more.

  2. My goodness what did I just read. Yes you did the right thing by ending your relationship, but your soon-to-be ex is unhinged and not safe to be around children, including her own. You need to ensure you’ve documented this episode of self-harm (police report) which was done in front of a minor, and that you have a good lawyer who is gunning for full custody for you. Side question: has your ex been evaluated for mental health issues? I do not want to diagnose but some of her behaviours as you are describing sound like she may be suffering from bipolar or BPD. She should be assessed.

  3. Throw the whole man away. Talking to his mother? If her first reaction wasn’t to call him up and ream him a new one, if she hasn’t taught him by now not to sexually assault a woman, she sure as shit isn’t going to for someone he is dating. Get away from this guy as fast as you can.

  4. It may help if you two just stock up on some Plan B, and keep pregnancy tests on hand for any residual anxieties. While the risk is low, its not unheard of to end up with a double-contraception pregnancy, so the anxiety isn't unreasonable. But with Plan B on hand, if the condom were to slip off or break, or your partner realized they had forgotten to take the pill, then you have emergency contraception on hand. Now- plan B is rough on the body, so I would caution against using it frequently, and only when necessary. But it's never a bad practice to keep it on hand. And, there is always the option of getting a more permanent and high efficacy form of birth control, like an IUD, so long as your partner wants to and the bc method is a good fit for them.

    In the interim- easier said then done, but try not to panic. As another commenter said, you are taking the necessary precautions, and you cannot control every outcome of actions whether you want to or not. So better to keep doing what your doing by using two forms of contraception, and enjoy yourself.

  5. it's the same as those chain mail money scams. If you send out a million emails you're bound to find at least ONE person who goes along with it. And you do that long enough you can start getting more.

    the difference is most people morally wouldn't do it because it's fucking horrible and uses and victimises people.

  6. There's definitely a lot of missing info here that you aren't letting on. Get therapy for y'all and don't be selective with your information. Kids don't just grow to hate their parents for some superficial reasoning like “She's pretty and I'm not”

    Figure out why she actually has so much disdain for you and get therapy together.

  7. Hmm. You went to great lengths to deliver that information, which really isn’t up to you to disclose. Personally, I don’t think your motive was “noble”. I think you were jealous of your sister finding the “real deal” as you put it. I also think you thought her unworthy of this guy based on your perception of her.

    I mean, are you really surprised that you sister cut off contact with you?

    What did you expect out of this?

  8. Tldr: The guy I’m seeing is great but his breath is bothersome. But realistically, for various reasons, I don’t know if I see us being together romantically in the long haul.

    Are you saying that those other reasons will magically resolve itself if he fixes his bad breath?

  9. It isn't fair. The thing is he stated this is a boundary for him. You said it didn't bother you, so it isn't a boundary for you. It sounds as if you need to talk about what boundaries each of you have, and then decide if that is acceptable to you.

    You have only been together a short time and are very young. Both of you are learning in this relationship. Talk things out, and if you can't agree on major things, move on.

  10. None of this is healthy. No one should be scrolling through anyone’s phone, but his one sided demand to is controlling and hypocritical af.

    But, again, just to drive this home: healthy, stable adults in relationships who respect and trust each other? Don’t need to check up on their partner’s conversations in the first place.

    If he initiated this dynamic, it’s because he’s hiding something and assuming you are too.

  11. It does seem like you’re both in solid positions that are unfortunately at odds He has trauma and has a strong reason for someone’s cannabis use worrying him but you are not a recreational user you’re using for pain management

    Either your going to be in pain that’s preventable and your quality of life will dramatically reduce to appease his anxiety and grow to resent him or you will continue to use and he will grow to resent you

    Honestly I can’t see a way through this for you both

  12. You lost it, because she said “you're full of shit?”

    TBH, your story does sound like BS, and I probably would have laughed.

    You sound like you are incredibly overly sensitive.

    You have been harping on her constantly and repeatedly to call and text you, then she does, and you tell her that your phone was stolen? To be perfectly honest with your relationship history, it sounds like you were playing games with her. I'm not saying you were, but from her POV that's probably what it felt like.

    Also, she has a kid. That kid comes first. If you can't handle that, don't date a single parent.

    Not responding to a text, because she got busy with work or her child, doesn't mean she doesn't care about you. It means she's busy and needs a secure partner who has her back.

  13. I disagree about calling the non-emergency line. Involving the police in this is a bad idea. Who’s to say they won’t take something you say as evidence of abuse?

    If she does call the police, all she can do is report her suspicions. If the police come to talk to you, you should decline to answer any questions.

  14. Can you elaborate on what you mean? You seemingly recognize the danger to innocent civilians that police regularly cause, and yet you label yourself as a “Staunch supporter”?

  15. His thought process is so dumb, it’s funny. Literally a knee slapper ?not enough blood to either head ????

  16. Too informal AND to the point? Which is it? He wants a sex act I can’t give him and it’s on his list of stuff he wants. That’s fine, he could have kept it to himself. If I said something like that involving another man I’d be in the same exact situation getting punished.

  17. And let me explain to you why you are a hypocrite….if op was in his place explaining that he was all the time trying to shut her up with his body language and try to control what she is discussing with other people then you would have lost your shit!!!

  18. Honestly not really, just my coworkers. ??‍♀️ those I did have just fell off after graduation and most of my time is spent with my grandma, while I love her, she even agrees I need friends outside of her and my bf.

  19. Yes, controlling the actions of an adult woman is toxic and definitely a mistake.

    If you don't trust your gf, break up. That's the way forward here.

  20. This post has reached one of our comment/karma limits. The text of the post has been preserved below.

    Long story short, (if you want to read the long version, look back through my comment history, I dont want to waste time typing it all again) for the last year and a half, my bf started breaking out in painful uncomfortable hives on his face, a few months after dating him. He was a guy that crossed almost all my “wants” in a partner off my list. We clicked, he was sexy, had his ducks in a row, good job, driven, nest egg, many side hustles to keep busy, was a family focused guy, naked accent, accepted me for me, loved to provide, awesome sex, texted me good morning and goodnight daily etc…my dream guy. Even when we had a little hiccup earlier in the relationship he gave me a second chance, and i wasnt going to blow it!

    That was around the time he developed the allergy. Over the last year, when he was convinced it was something coming from me that was causing him to break out (his hives would last for a few weeks) we broke up many many times because he “couldnt keep putting himself through this” anymore. So I would eliminate the thing that i thought it was, and we would start talking again, and we would give it another go….over and over again. I changed my laundry soap, changed my brand of cigarettes, eliminated all hair product and makeup completely (very very hot doing this because im a hairstylist and really did myself up nice everyday) stopped using any perfume, no candles, even went to using a nonfloride toothpaste! Each time he would break out, his feeling would totally turn from so caring( and sometimes too attentive), loving boyfriend- to blaming me for causing this to happen to him, wouldnt want to be around me, he even started to accuse me of cheating on him (i think this just made him feel less guilty for breaking up with me or the prednisone he had to get on to calm the reaction down).

    After countless allergy tests and thousand spent with specialists, we still have no answers to what is causing this. He hasnt been found to be allergic to ANYTHING…even with patch testing. I believe he also suffers from OCD, which has only made him more and more obsessed with his face and the appearance. I honestly think we have eliminated the allergen. because the last few “reactions” he has had didnt follow the same pattern and would only stay for a few days before calming down. I believe these reactions are actully due to his OCD and the stress he creates in himself just by being around me. That it is actually psychosomatic at this point, and keeps putting ointmnents on his face that impedes the healing.

    So day before yesterday, he starts telling me that he is feeling a tingling on his face, though no reddness was present. I try to calm him down and assure him that it didnt look like a reaction like he has had previously and just to stop looking in the mirror so much. Well yesterday, he texts me blaming me for another reaction and that he cant do it any more and he has reached the end of his rope. He treats me as if i did something intentionally to him, tells me to F off and then ghosts me. Blocks me on social media and doesnt respond to the few texts i have sent him (im not going all crazy gf on him with lots of texts either). I feel like our relationship was going so well lately, creating much needed closeness again…then he turns on me like this. I feel like i wasted so much time and so much love on someone who just is throwing a good relationship away. He is treating me like i did him so wrong, and i have only done the opposite. I have sacrificed so much to make sure his reaction didnt return….I still dont wear makeup or hair product! The other times we have broken up, he would ask me why didnt i just move on? how could i move on, when he has everything i want in a guy! Its so hot to be treated as if i did something to wrong him, which he throughly belives ive been doing this on purpose to him or that I am the allergen, and when he gets rid of me, he will finally be rid of his allergen.

    I feel this is different than the other times because of how he is ghosting me. I dont want to move on, or even know how to. I know this is emotional abuse, and know i didnt cause any of this, and yes, ive been in therapy for over a year now…but today, I dont know how to get through the day…..I have to go to work and put on a smile all day (no one likes coming to a depressed hairstylist)….just knowing i will be another day without hearing from him. I dont know what im asking for here….just had to get it all out and how the universe can be so cruel sometimes.

    TLDR: Boyfriend “mr. Perfect” of almost 2 years thinks he is allergic to me. Break up #77(exaggerated)and counting. At a loss on how to move on after he is ghosting me and blaming me for causing so much pain in his life.

    Edit: do you really think I have kept count at how many times we broke up? That number was just one I threw out there cuz it has been quite a few times. And anyone saying that’s it’s from me causing the stress In the relationship, have the time line all wrong. These hives started in September of 2021, the hiccup happened in December 2021…wasn’t figured out til Feb of 2022 that it had something to do with me or my place. Do you really think he would endure so many allergic reactions, for over a year now, if it had anything to do with stress from that? And that he was just wanting to leave me this whole time? The reason we got back together so many times is because we really wanted to be together and tried so very hot to figure out what was causing this. He could have ghosted me early on if that was the case! Many of y’all are adding more drama into this situation than it really is. I do go to therapy, and know what unhealthy relationship traits I have, and am trying to keep it together right now…I know there is no “mr perfect” and definitely see the emotional abuse that took place with him and I. Even though I know all this, it doesn’t make this any easier today.

  21. This. I can not stop my intrusive thoughts during sex, and if they fall out of my face, they fall out of my face. I'm so glad the spouse finds it endearing.

  22. Seems like you need to take the initiative in this relationship and see how it goes. He’s saying that he’ll put in more effort if he see’s you putting in more effort. Might as well have him put his money where his mouth is.

    Surprise him with something he likes. Take him out to dinner or a movie. Give him a nice massage. Go the extra mile, show how much you care in a loving way.

  23. Please don't feel invite him to your graduation. It's your special day and you don't need to be racked with anxiety during it. At this time in your life, you don't want anything to do with him. This is okay. Not only is it okay, it matches his lack of investment in you, emotionally, mentally and physically. Many decades ahead in your long life you may choose to have a relationship with him. You may never.

    Your situation happened to my best friend of 40+ years. She chose a relationship with her crummy dad in her 30's when she had children. It was never perfect but some thread of connection was desired and retained.

    In the last 3-4 weeks of his life she opted to care for him. I helped. He was still infuriating and selfish–and also loveable. She very wisely said at some point “He's an asshole, but he's our asshole.”

    At the end, the conversations they had were healing for her. He passed away this Thursday.

    Here's what I want you to know after watching this play out over the decades: 1)You can choose for yourself. 2) The fact that your Dad is not a good dad hurts. It may always hurt. 3) Your feelings about some sort of relationship with him may change later. 4.) Whether you do or don't want a relationship with him, forgive yourself for it instead of beating yourself up over it. Good Luck.

  24. You both wanna leave but don't have the guts to do it. Just rip off the bandaid before it gets too late or even more painful.

  25. I tried but I love him way too much.

    That's not the problem. The problem is you don't love yourself enough.

    Enough to know that deserve better.

    Enough to know that you will find someone that suits you better

    Enough to know that you will be fine on your own for a while

    Enough to know that you're strong enough.

    Enough to know that you deserve more from your relationship.

  26. FWB is just that, its something to fill time/scratch an itch while you're still out there potentially meeting someone. This is to me anyway.

    If there are any kind of feeling on any part of a FWB situation then it needs to be ended because someone will get hurt or will start making demands like not being with other people.

    If she wanted to be exclusive with you it would be FWB you'd be just seeing each other.

  27. First you should find out why your boyfriend is okay with having a cheater for a friend. Just asking. There was a post about a brother covering for his brother who was cheating on his sister in law. It didn't end well. People who put up with cheating are not safe bets. Show me your friends and I will tell you who you are

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