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The good man is an emotionally intelligent, kind, handsome young man in his early 30s. He doesn't make a lot of money but is family oriented and is your ride or die. He has a big family but He doesn't live lavish and doesn't come from a rich family but he will cook and clean and try to be the best provider for you. He is also a good father to the kids. He is also handsome. He doesn't last very long in bed.

Now the man of your dreams & you haven't talked fully yet but you've known eachother for some years and he's always had his eye on you. He's tall very handsome and rich... an entrepreneur. He can fulfill all your fantasies, trips, shopping. Generational wealth. He has a nice body, and a big dick. He can have sex for as long as you can. He doesn't want any kids but He wears his heart on his sleeve & he's sort of a player too he flirts with women openly. He can provide you reassurance and TLC (tender love & care). He has a big family but he's the golden goose out the family.

You are very attracted to both men but one drives you wild.

Who are you going to pick

So my man moved out of town for work and he’s renting a room from a woman around our age. I had no issue with that at all. He’s been there about two weeks and will be moving into his own place on the first. About 3 to 4 nights ago she knocked on his door while we were on the phone and asked what type of rice he wanted her to make for dinner. I told him that seemed a little odd, but didn’t make a big fuss about it, he assured me there was nothing to worry about. Yesterday she got into a car accident and called him to pick her up. Today he called after work and told me he was out shopping. I asked if he was alone he said “no my roommate called me because she was out getting her lashes done and wanted a ride home. I told her I was headed to do some shopping and she wanted to go. So I picked her up and now we’re out running some errands.” Am I wrong for starting to feel uncomfortable? Or like he’s being too friendly?

29F & I’ve known a few people throughout my life that just hate doing things alone. Whether it’d be those people that jump from one relationship to the next or those people that just need some kind of company when it comes to doing everyday things (getting lunch, going shopping etc). I’m not sure if I just feel this frustration for those kinds of people because I wonder how they’re capable of just jumping into new relationships so easily, some kind of jealousy? At the same time, I wouldn’t feel happy with myself if I just disliked my own company that much & constantly needed someone there to fill that void, whether it’s romantic or platonic company. I’m very much a loner & have been single for pretty much my whole life, I feel like I’m at the point where I’m so used to it that a man will REALLY need to knock off my socks in order for me to consider dating him. In other words, I’ve done everything on my own including living alone etc, will adding a man to my life be that beneficial? This isn’t meant to sound feminist, I feel like I also question these kinds of codependent people because my mom may be one of them, yes she’s independent but even she’s admitted that she hates doing things alone. Thoughts? And when I say they’re *weak*, I’m talking specifically about this aspect of their life & not overall.