Search Results: what you would change about your partner

Phil Valentine
A prominent conservative radio host in Tennessee who refused to get vaccinated, then urged his followers to get a shot after being hospitalized with Covid-19, has died. On July 11 he pledged to return to his show within a day or two. “Unfortunately for the haters out there, it looks like I’m going to make it,” he wrote. “Interesting experience. I’ll have to fill you in when I come back on the air. I’m hoping that will be tomorrow, but I may take a day off just as a precaution.” Less than two weeks later, his radio station, 99.7 WTN, announced that the Nashville host was hospitalized “in very serious condition, suffering from Covid pneumonia.” The statement said Mr. Valentine had had a change of heart and urged others to get a vaccine.

Bob Enyart
Bob Enyart, a self-proclaimed “religious fanatic” and longtime talk show host in Denver, has died from COVID-19, his podcast and radio co-host Fred Williams said Monday in a Facebook post. He was 62. He also said on his website that he and his wife would not get the coronavirus vaccine due to abortion concerns.

Dick Farrel
Conservative radio host in Florida who vehemently criticized the coronavirus vaccine has died of covid-19 complications. On Aug. 4, Farrel Austin Levitt, publicly known as Dick Farrel, died of “severe damage” caused by covid, his wife told reporters. He was 65. However, Farrel swiftly changed his perspective about the vaccine after he contracted the virus, his friends and family said. “Get it!” he responded in a text message from his partner “And then he told me that this virus is no joke and then he said: ‘I wish I had gotten it!’ ” his partner told The Post, urging others to get vaccinated.

Marc Bernier
Marc Bernier, a talk radio host in Daytona Beach for 30 years, died after a three-week battle with COVID-19. Bernier said he wouldn't take COVID-19 vaccine.

[Committed relationship likely on the marriage track. You are not ready. They have been ready Ford years.]

So for example, you have a plan to both move together where they can get an an ok job temporarily till something better & you have a scholarship to a good school… Instead they ask you to move somewhere where they have a really good job and in five years they can support you in school and they promise to see it as balanced contribution, rather than that they are “paying for you”. Obviously you can do long distance so the point is they want you to stay with them instead, tho it temporarily puts you at a disadvantage.

(This is only meant to be a crude example so don’t get bogged down in the details. The main point is one person puts things off and the otter supports them until they are in a better position, bc of having put things off.😊)

Personally, I don’t know if I’d mind putting things off. I just Would have concerns over the imbalance of power we’d have in our lives. Not that they would necessarily hold it against me, but it’s exist and I wouldn’t like feeling dependent. So I don't know. I mean I think some people feel like if the trust and respect is there, it shouldn’t be a problem… but I say we never really know how things will affect us and it’s a lot to hinge on an agreement. People change.

He had on his dating app that he’s open to non monogamy, I asked and his answer: “ugh... lol ok settings changed. You can try looking at the trophies again :) I've been curious about non-monogamous relationships. I have friends that are in then and I was dating someone briefly who was in a polyamorous relationship. It is where if individuals wanted to date others while having a strict relationship they could but open with your partner about it. I'm mostly open to it because I've seen it work before and I was in a 2-year relationship where I was cheated on years back and thought... I wonder if it were a non-monogamous relationship where there was no dishonesty or cheating... maybe things could have been different lol I don't know Something I'm considering is all”.

My answer: “I’m down for friends but the whole non-monogamy thing throws me off. To me it shows commitment issues, like you’re looking for reasons to not be limited to one person”