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Hi all, I love my girlfriend so much, she’s the sweetest person ever. I’m 26 and she's 27. We are together 1 year but I have to admit I really miss the game, I just want to have freedom and casual sex around the world for a year then I feel fully ready for commitment 100%. I had few casual encounters before and I miss it since I got into relationship too soon, I’m just worried I won’t ever have this experience again to hookup since I’m getting older, so want to get out of my system. I’m scared I might regret for rest of my life because she’s treat me so well and respects me or maybe I won’t regret it. I’ll admit I’m not as attracted to my girlfriend compared to my previous hookups, I’m not sure it’s maybe because it’s new encounters?

What do you think? Breakup or hang in there?

https://news.yahoo.com/trump-tells-supporters-criminal-indictments-120037952.html
Trump Tells Supporters His Criminal Indictments Are About ‘You’

As lawyers for Donald Trump float various legal arguments to defend him in court against an onslaught of criminal charges, the former president has settled on a political defense: “I’m being indicted for you.”

In speeches, social media posts and ads, Trump has repeatedly declared the prosecutions a political witch hunt, and he has cast himself as a martyr who is taking hits from Democrats and the government on their behalf.

“They want to take away my freedom because I will never let them take away your freedom,” Trump told the crowd at a campaign event in New Hampshire on Tuesday. “They want to silence me because I will never let them silence you.”

In two previous campaigns, 2016 and 2020, Trump presented himself to voters as an insurgent candidate who understood their grievances and promised to fight for them. Now, however, Trump has made his 2024 race principally about his own personal grievances — attempting to convince supporters to see themselves in him. He continues to argue, falsely, that the 2020 election was stolen from him, and to present it as a theft also against his voters. The legal jeopardy he faces from multiple indictments, he tells followers, is the sort of persecution that they, too, could suffer.

There is evidence that the message is resonating.

Lorraine Rudd, who attended Trump’s appearance in New Hampshire, said that after his third indictment last week, in a point-by-point 45-page account of his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, she felt that she, too, could be wrongly prosecuted.