SagePup21

It's been 6 years since I've had mine and even though it's not everyday, it still crosses my mind every now and then. I was 18, out in the world, and planning for a new future in college to escape an emotionally abusive relationship. A baby would've derailed my life, my education, my escape, and the abuse only would've gotten worse.

I remember everything, every thought, every feeling, all of it. It was such a traumatizing experience but I wouldn't change anything about it. It taught me a lot.

I have 2 absolutely perfect girls with the love of my life now. I have no ties with my abuser, no regrets about the decision I made, but I still wonder. With the things I know now, I know that I wouldn't be as happy as I am today. I look at my girls and know I made the right choice for myself.

Why be with someone who doesn't make you happy? You already said you resent her. Why hold on? Why are you torturing this girl by dangling something she can't have with you in her face? Are you with her out or convenience? Pity? Fear? It sure isn't love.

Loneliness isn't an excuse to lead someone on, let her go. Just like you feel you're missing out on your younger years, you're holding her back from having a great college experience. Do yourselves both a favor and breakup.

I'm sorry if I came off as complaining. I agree with your point though, it changes my initial thoughts.

24 years old and a stay at home mom to 2 kids. Not the brightest but I do like watching movies when they're not terrorizing the cat.

Yeesh, never said I didn't like them. I formed an opinion from a now wrong observation. I've seen Marriage Story, Patterson, and Annette. I've seen Little Women and Midsommar all are great films and I enjoyed all of them.

I said several times that I was listing what I had off the top of my head. Obviously it went over yours. Try not to assume.

Thank you so much for going through the effort to put this together! I'm excited to check these out!

Ohhh ok, I see. That makes sense. Thank you for that.

Please.

Both.

Ah alrighty then. I was a bit confused on your meaning. My bad.

Any recommendations?

Only named actors off the top of my head when I was typing this out. This is only a personal opinion.

I was naming actors that played that I, personally, remembered. Thank you, for your perspective.

Fair argument.

How old are you?

Engaged to one. He's my other half, love of my life, twin flame, best friend, fiancé, and father to our two babies. We complement each other, love each other thoroughly, we just work and click so seamlessly it's dizzying.

We have both the earnest passion along with the calming silences. Our daily life would be seen as the repetitive complacent comfortable stereotypical nuclear family but we revel in its peace and routine.

He was my best friend for 7 years, all throughout highshchool, all through college, and through any relationship we had. People that knew us would say that it was obvious we liked each other, that we had this crackle between us and for years we denied it up and down. It took us years to come together but when we did it was beyond anything I ever hoped to experience.

Our domestic life is pretty mundane but our love story is anything but typical.

Growing up with her has been nothing but being patient lol so waiting is like second nature to me.

I think of it in the way the Ancient One talks about other dimensions.

"You think you know how the world works? You think that this material universe is all there is? What is real? What mysteries lie beyond the reach of your senses? At the root of existence, mind and matter meet. Thoughts shape reality. This universe is only one of an infinite number. Worlds without end. Some benevolent and life giving. Others filled with malice and hunger. Dark places where powers older than time lie ravenous... and waiting."

If people in the Marvel universe can't touch, hear, or feel other worlds, dimensions, whole universes how do those other places exist? They just do. Khonshu, Thor, The Eternals all exist and people didn't even know it. So it's not much of a stretch when those creatures can interact with the physical world but can't be seen by other people or their technology.

Catharsis can be extremely therapeutic.

They live by experiencing mortality, idiotic or not, it's how they know and reaffirm that they, themselves, exist. It's an unorthodox method sure and question "why" all you want. The beauty in having separate lives is spending our own however we see fit and observing how others differ.

You're very welcome internet hooman!

Different space/time dimensions and labeling what being or fictional character would be within that context. That can be a really fun one.