Molly-Mae responds to media speculation about her relationship with Tommy - Digital Spy

Molly-Mae responds to media speculation about her relationship with Tommy  Digital Spy

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Is it okay to hook up with someone, while expecting to continue dating someone else?

I [M22] met someone on vacation in August and dated and had sex with her for 1 week. I'm planning to move back there in January and continue dating her. We're texting fairly frequently (every 1-2 days).

Would it be wrong if I went on a date/hooked up with someone else during these months?

We obviously never had an exclusivity talk and we also talked about how we wanted to take it slow and date at a regular pace when I come back.

I see three options:

• I hook up with the other person and don't tell the first person about it.
• I ask the first person on whether she's seeing anyone else / or she'd be ok with me seeing anyone else. I feel like this is a weird question to ask.
• I don't hook up with the other person, without asking anyone.

A female friend of mine told me it's okay to date multiple people as long as you're not committed, but I always feel very unsure about this.

What do you think?

If communication is the answer, I would appreciate advice on how to best communicate this.

TLDR: Is it okay to hook up with someone, while expecting to continue dating someone else?

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Counsellor reveals the six worrying signs you could be in a toxic relationship - Yahoo Lifestyle UK

Counsellor reveals the six worrying signs you could be in a toxic relationship  Yahoo Lifestyle UK

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How do I M(30) navigate my ex F(26) now potentially resenting me?

Even though I was the one who chose to break things off, it needed her to finally understand the decision before going no contact with me. In her goodbye message she showed a renewed goodwill towards me having accepted my wish, and expressed a desire to tie up loose ends.

There are pictures we took during trips together that I never got around to sending her due to a lack of cloud space, so I'd asked her to download them so I can clear space for the rest of them. In the goodbye message she asked me to give her time and said she'd be in touch with me about sending the rest.

Well a week has gone by and I've heard absolutely nothing from her. I chased her up yesterday asking about it via the only channels I've got left to contact her to no avail.

It's eating me up on beyond reason. All of the pictures are from trips we did together, trips I know she loved and felt all the more connected to me for. Breaking up hurts me immensely too, but when I reflect on the time spent together I naturally want to view it from a place of gratitude, remembering the happy moments. She gave me the impression that she isn't the type to erase all evidence of her ex partners, but I'm starting to fear that she's trying to do that right now.

I realise it's an ego thing and I have to get past worrying about things I can't control, but it's incredibly difficult. Her not chasing me up on the pictures is a kind of rejection I haven't experienced before. The idea of her wanting to forget everything, erasing the memories from her life feels like it was all for nothing, making it harder from my perspective to accept the past and move on.

TLDR; My ex seemingly no longer wants the pictures of us I'm supposed to send her. It's getting me down and impacting my ability to move on.

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The guy(27M) I'm seeing(25F) has hinted at being small. Any tips?

So I'm(25F)seeing a guy(27M) and while we have made out and it's going good in other aspects, he's alluded to him being small and I not sure what to expect and how it might impact things. The next date is at his place for dinner and I don't know how to react if it goes towards that topic or we proceed to the next stage. Of course I don't want to come across as harsh or disrespectful. But to be honest, I'm not sure if I'd be satisfied as well. We're both looking for something long-term and I like spending time with him and we are taking it step by step, but of course sex is a very important element to any relationship and it's not going to work if we're not compatible. I guess I'm just anxious thinking about this.

What I'm expecting here is one, how to react if it's too small in a non offensive way(though I'm always polite) and also if someone has a partner that is small, how has it impacted your relationship.

Tldr: same as title.

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Signs that you may have outgrown relationships or situations around you - Hindustan Times

Signs that you may have outgrown relationships or situations around you  Hindustan Times

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My friends think he’s taking advantage of me

My (22f) boyfriend (23m) broke up with me due to going through a really really really hard time with his physical and mental health. He decided that it was best for us to break up, cause he said I deserved someone who could give me the world as he couldn’t because of his physical and mental health. He is fatigued and works fulltime to distract himself from the pain and the reality of being chronically ill.

I was heartbroken cause I was and am still willing to stay by his side and love him unconditionally. I have never loved and cared for a man as much as I have with him. He is the most hardworking, sweetest, funniest, smartest and resilient man I know. He was my first healthy relationship and taught me what it meant to be genuinely loved.

Despite being sad, I respected and accepted his decision and we have decided to stay friends. We talk on the phone every day and we’re very vocal about our love and appreciation towards one another and even went out on a little date the other day.

My friends (21f, 22f) think it’s bullshit, they think that any time a man breaks up with you but still continues to act like you’re in a relationship, that means he just wants the advantages of being in a relationship without having to commit. They frequently use the saying “if he wanted to, he would” meaning that if he genuinely loved me, he would fight for me and still try to make our relationship work.

I think that what they’re saying is not true, inconsiderate and heartless given his circumstances. He’s tired, extremely ill and in constant pain. It’s not fair to expect so much from someone who’s dealing with so much in their life.

What’s your opinion on this?

TLDR; boyfriend broke up with me due to his really bad physical and mental health. we decided to stay friends and stay in contact regularly, even went on a little date. friends think it’s bullshit and don’t get why he would breakup with me if he genuinely loves me so much.

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