Sofia Constance (29), Montreux, escort girl

Eliminate

The way he's acting- ignoring you on his b-day, I'd say he's not your boyfriend. Tell him to get lost.

Alkalin

the best Kisses For you and your feet

Ramarao

Our needs pretty much always align (this is not to say we never disagree on moods/what we want to do/restaurants/etc; but we don't fight about those things) once we hash out the communications. But by then there is the stress from hashing it out. I don't care about the hashing things out. HE does. He doesn't like the fighting to the point where it stresses him out and gives him doubts and makes him withdraw. And by "fighting" I mean, any time we have a miscommunication or need to hash things out. I imagine it could be about some oversensitivity to stress or disagreements with loved ones on his part, as he is more avoidant than I, but that again, is a communication issue. So, yeah, that's all I've got: communication issues.

Beana

what i wouldnt give for a strong wind

Swills

[A] - I know how you feel. I was in this kind of relationship before, and I was that other guy in the picture, except there is no main squeeze. It's one of those, when she's in an upper mood, she'd rather stare at the fridge, and would only think of me when she's in a downer mood.

Charcoal

There are many guys online who are looking for a serious relationship. True there are many looking for ONS as well but these can quite easily be weeded out before even exchanging phone numbers let alone meeting in person. Some may get through your filters or deceive you but that's life. It's completely unrealistic to think that only 0.5% of guys are after anything more than a bunk up. What percentage of guys in the US do you think are married?

Algic

Yes, your BF could be much better -- he could tell his friend that she has to be nice to you. The fact that you were all set to go with him on this latest trip but now he told you to stay home because it will minimize the drama is a problem. He is picking her over you. If asked he will say it's because you are the one who harps on him about her, while she simply goes away. Your guy can't manage conflict.

Lusciousness

Wish I could flag pics. Still not seeing the flags though, I think Jack sabatoged me.

Donjons

Anyway, don't say anything more to her so you don't come off as a Beta Boy. Chicks hate that. If she wants another roll in the hay she'll let you know.

Proattack

1 Blessed lady.

Tweetie

P&P, the intense chasing-after that happens intially is a cardinal symptom -so is the fast-paced 'bonding' he encourages from you between himself and his family, and the high risk of forming other 'relationships' that serve to distance or break up the present relationship to avoid any commitment of any kind, as well as the abrupt, cold-sweat he breaks out in just before leaving you heart-broken.

Konrad

` He'll get angry when I leave the dirty laundry basket by the washing machine in our kitchen - but that's where I usually do the laundry. I'm not going to change every little thing I do to accommodate him - I'm not going to go out of my way to be a jerk about it, but the guy never handles the laundry. Who cares where it is?

Spatula

yea, i agree "always keep" is dumb- that comment tends to make me vote dump aswell- unless it's a really good pic and i mean REALLY good pic