Girlfriend Won’t Spend The Night..

[Anonymous]

maybe she's a werewolf!

[Anonymous]

Any update?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No thanks for morning sex.

You don't know what you are missing.

I feel bad for that PP's partner. Nothing feels better than wake-uo sex after a good night of sleep (brought on by good night sex).

My guy said his ex didn't want morning sex either. It's crazy. Men wake up quite ready to go, generally in their best form. A shame to waste that.

[Anonymous]

She is a man baby!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No thanks for morning sex.

You don't know what you are missing.

Sure I do. I've tried it many times. No thanks.

[Anonymous]

Maybe she lives with her parents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I never once slept at DHs place when we were dating because I a) had a dog and b) had a nice apartment by myself while he had a bunch of roommates in a grungy row home. Also, like many people, DH was tidy but not necessarily clean before we got married. So he hung up his towels consistently but rarely washed them, tidied up his bathroom but rarely/never scrubbed it. I just really preferred being in my nice clean apartment.

+1 I have a friend who didn’t sleep at her now-DH’s house for the first year because he only had one pillow.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pooping in front of a new boyfriend is terrifying.

This.

Are you 15? Everyone poops.

[b]I refused to poop until I got engaged to DH. Since I’m a morning pooper I would leave in the early morning because I knew I had to poop by a certain time.[b]

That's absurd. I do not understand the DCUM paranoia about having others realize you poop.

We all poop. It always stinks. Why is this something anyone is ashamed of???

Years ago, there was a War of the Roses on 99.5 where woman called in because she had a great date with a guy, who then ghosted her. So they called the guy up and got him to admit he ghosted her because she pooped at his apartment twice over the evening and it grossed him out. So some people do find it a turn-off.

Also, some people can only poop in their own homes. It's very difficult to poop somewhere you aren't comfortable.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pooping in front of a new boyfriend is terrifying.

This.

Are you 15? Everyone poops.

I refused to poop until I got engaged to DH. Since I’m a morning pooper I would leave in the early morning because I knew I had to poop by a certain time.[b]

That's absurd. I do not understand the DCUM paranoia about having others realize you poop.

We all poop. It always stinks. Why is this something anyone is ashamed of???

[b]Years ago, there was a War of the Roses on 99.5 where woman called in because she had a great date with a guy, who then ghosted her. So they called the guy up and got him to admit he ghosted her because she pooped at his apartment twice over the evening and it grossed him out. So some people do find it a turn-off.

Also, some people can only poop in their own homes. It's very difficult to poop somewhere you aren't comfortable.

Good for her. Bullet dodged. If a dude can’t handle the fact that a woman poops JUST LIKE HE DOES, he did her a favor by ghosting her.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pooping in front of a new boyfriend is terrifying.

This.

Are you 15? Everyone poops.

[b]I refused to poop until I got engaged to DH. Since I’m a morning pooper I would leave in the early morning because I knew I had to poop by a certain time.[b]

That's absurd. I do not understand the DCUM paranoia about having others realize you poop.

We all poop. It always stinks. Why is this something anyone is ashamed of???

Years ago, there was a War of the Roses on 99.5 where woman called in because she had a great date with a guy, who then ghosted her. So they called the guy up and got him to admit he ghosted her because she pooped at his apartment twice over the evening and it grossed him out. So some people do find it a turn-off.

Also, some people can only poop in their own homes. It's very difficult to poop somewhere you aren't comfortable.

I used to be like that, and now I can poop anywhere, even at work. I’m really fast though- like a minute or two.

[Anonymous]

I seem to be one of the few who think there's something weird with this situation. Unless she has a dog she has to let out or something, there's something off.

[Anonymous]

She’s keeping you at a distance this way so that when she bails—and, sorry, she will—she won’t feel as guilty.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pooping in front of a new boyfriend is terrifying.

This.

Are you 15? Everyone poops.

[b]I refused to poop until I got engaged to DH. Since I’m a morning pooper I would leave in the early morning because I knew I had to poop by a certain time.[b]

That's absurd. I do not understand the DCUM paranoia about having others realize you poop.

We all poop. It always stinks. Why is this something anyone is ashamed of???

Attractive women do not poop.

[Anonymous]

Maybe she's married

[Anonymous]

This is not a good sign for you.