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now listen here's my thoughts about what she said I've had this right now where if I go too far into my head or I'm doing too much the first thing my husband asks is me what can I do for you today is there anything I could ease a situation for you and I say that part of this whole thing that she said was really important I've had partners I would like will curse you out or make fun of you or tell you you're weird or chill the fuck out or leave because they couldn't be around that energy they didn't know what to do with it they didn't even know how to help you settle that whatever the fuck you got going on she was like women are emotional but I think as humans we're all emotional right so him cursing me out and going off like bitch what the fuck is your problem chill the fuck out and you are trying to chill down but instead of him recognizing that you haven't made an anxiety attack or you really are trying your best to calm those emotions down because of your period or whatever you got going on he's able to save space for you I think that's the most important part can your partner saying space just for you regardless how crazy the situation may be I could say a lot but I ain't trying to podcast baby hey tap in with me what are your thoughts on this leave a comment let's go stereo and my beautiful stereo family
Yeah Hey, shout out to you submissive Tammy and this post that is very true, you know what I mean We definitely try to make situations better as good men Understand what it takes to have a relationship. Yeah, I mean to make it work Absolutely shout out to you
Facts one motherfucking hundred Tammy love love love it Yeah, he knows when it's time to be sensitive to her needs and that's what real men do just saying
I think what she's saying is absolutely correct, right? But to a degree, I think everything is to a degree, you know, at what point does a woman learn to get in control of said emotions or grow in certain situations or men or people just in general, right? So I don't think that we get to use things as a scapegoat. And if it gets to a point of a scapegoat and not just a mistake at a point, that's a problem.