Yes, sometimes watches me on in bed. I had to explain that the hot women avatars are usually men. (Which she did not get why)
Yes, sometimes watches me on in bed. I had to explain that the hot women avatars are usually men. (Which she did not get why)
SoCal here.Originally Posted by bikeral
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Long holiday????Originally Posted by bdos900
When I was just a cub, my old man used to toss me around like a rag doll, kick me like an NFL punter, & punch me like Mike Tyson........in the military I was blasted, cut, stabbed, drowned, dragged & beaten.........my body was specifically designed to absorb physical punishment.......gods little joke I guess..........throughout my life physical violence has just been been "the norm".......but never once have I ever executed or even considered violence of any kind in any of my relationships nor would I ever except it........I know what it feels like to need help but fear the repercussions of reaching out..........& I know what it feels like when you realize violence of action is going to be your only savior..........I would never create an environment like that for my loved ones & I would lay my life down to protect them from any element that would............
No excuse for violence in a relationship.......EVER
My father was also abusive. He learned from his dad. I learned forgiveness.Originally Posted by The Bear 79
I don't disagree. I know for some people it's very cathartic and safe when equally consenting people are involved. I'm much more a romantic. I like to take my time. I never like to rush. "Quickies" do nothing for me. I get more turned on watching my wife react to my touch. Seeing her react and get aroused from the things I do is a far greater turn on for me. Probably the worst "torture" I put my wife through was tying her to the bed posts one night, blind folding her and then taking my time to arouse her in different ways. For most people this wouldn't be torture lol.Originally Posted by kitstreasure
I've dated girls who liked it "rough" but for me its not a great turn on. Even though it wasn't "pain" for them, it's not my ideal form of intimacy. Glad I tried it, but I find pleasure in more intimate ways.
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Luv this!Originally Posted by kitstreasure
I totally understand. I wish I had met my current wife sooner so she would have never experienced the kind of abuse she did with other men. Disgusts me to my core how little decency and respect someone can show for a woman they supposedly "love".Originally Posted by kitstreasure
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That was my wife's reaction to a message I got from Gixx one time when he was using an avatar of his wife. My wife nearly ripped my phone from my hands when she saw Gixx's wife and said, "why is that hot girl sending you messages!?!?!?!?"Originally Posted by bikeral
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PricelessOriginally Posted by MuscleInk
My dad was better at the psychological abuse.Originally Posted by The Bear 79
Agreed. There is no place for violence in a relationship. My wife has seen my anger (not directed at her) and she has told me it frightens her. I have told her many times that no matter what she did to me or our relationship, I will never hit her. I try to be more mindful about my temper but I understand why she is so fearful men and their anger having been a victim of abuse herself.
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It does. I found of was the only way I could heal. My dad died young. I came to peace with him about a year b4 he did. I moved far away from home after undergraduate degree cuz I knew I needed to put distance between me and this toxic environment. Only thing is I miss my mom.Originally Posted by The Bear 79
I do my best to give her a life I know she deserves.Originally Posted by ElectraMaddox
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I learned forgiveness when my son was born. I suddenly realized what a huge responsibility it is raising someone and teaching right from wrong. I wasn't the worst kid but certainly not the best. Sure my dad could have been a better father and less abusive but he did what he thought was right in his own mind. Once I held my son in my arms, I felt a lot more forgiveness for my dad than I ever had.Originally Posted by The Bear 79
I still don't have the perfect relationship with him (I flew home last year, the first time in 3 years and in my first night home, he ditched me to go drink with his buddies). C'est la vie.
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Not funny! Those little Vietnamese women are scary when they are angry!!!!!!!!Originally Posted by ElectraMaddox
Just wish I knew what she was saying at the time.....or maybe I should be glad I didn't speak Vietnamese!!!!
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