Once upon a time when I was younger both phone sex and chatting were something I really enjoyed doing when I couldn't meet my girlfriend in person. However nowadays, being married and moved out it has lost it's luster, especially considering I don't have a land line and cell phones get uncomfortably warm quite quickly when in use.
Unfortunately in every example of "taking a break" that I've ever seen it was because the member or members of the relationship who were proposing it wanted out for some reason or another but didn't have the spine to carry out the deed.
If someone your with is proposing a break you need to have an honest talk with them about why exactly they want said break, and then find out if there is a workable alternative to said break. Breaks are ugly nasty affairs that usually either become or closely precede a break up, so tread carefully and make sure any action you take is very well communicated with your partner because you should really know why they want one before you decide if its something your willing to do.
As for reasons why a guy/girl would recommend one, I think dpw stated it best, life and relationships are dynamic so there could always be other reasons than these, but they are definitely the ones Ive heard of most often.
"1. He wants to finish but doesn't want to hurt you. He doesn't realize that it's worse doing this!
2. He's getting too involved, he's new to this feeling and it scares him.
3. He thinks your too possessive and he's getting annoyed.
4. He's found somebody else but wants you as a fall back in case it doesn't work out."
In media or images it can be an appealing thing if it goes well with the rest of a character or model's outfit and personality.
However real life often differs from media and this is a good example of it. Personally I don't find the smell, poor skin/nails/hair/teeth, or repercussions on health, emotions, or finances appealing at all.
But then I'm also not a smoker, and in the end computability really comes down to interests.
It doesn't sound like normal behavior to me, though I think the big question is are these new developments. When you two met, dated, and eventually married was he lax with hygene and self care? If the other aspects of his actions haven't changed then it may or may not be something mental. However if he has changed to become this way it could be mental or it could be that these factors are simply symptoms of a different issue. Perhaps he is unhappy with some aspect of his life or another, before you jump to the conclusion that its you though I would recommend trying to sit him down and have a heart to heart.
If you have a good enough reason to believe he could be going through something serious, especially if its depression or one of its relatives you really need to make sure he knows your there for him, and try to get him some help. People with emotional disorders can often suffer in silence or even rash or irrational decisions because of them, some of which can have extremely serious repercussions.
In the end though we really are just words on the internet from people with completely outside views into the situation. Take our advice and form your own plan of action, make sure its your decision and that you stand fully behind what you are doing.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy
The Hobbit (so far :P, though yes I know it deviates a fair bit)
Harry Potter
Jurassic Park, its departs pretty heavily from the source material, but they are still good, and if you like them I really recommend reading the books.
Not being a devout follower of the comic (more of a DC man myself) I'm going to stick to the movie.
Thor, followed closely by Captain America. Iron Man doesn't appeal to me as much simply because I haven't really enjoyed his stand alones, the Hulk is a bit shallow in the movies, and Black Widow and Hawkeye simply didn't feel very super to me when compared to the rest of the team, especially when the movie goes out of its way to give them less super side fights to do when the others are off fighting.
Also, come on where is Hawkeye's purple suit. Bring back the purple suit :P.
Doctor Who
Game of Thrones
Stargate (SG:1 or Universe, Atlantis was good but it just doesn't make the cut)
Adventure Time
How I Met Your Mother
Honorable Mention:
Bob's Burgers
Once upon a time Community would have featured prominently on this list as well but the third season just put me off that show. Though I have been hearing very good things about season 4.
If Adam Sandler, Michael Cera, and Vince Vaughn all announced that they were retiring from the business tomorrow I would not be remiss.
I almost always think a girl who wears glasses looks better with them on than with them off. They frame the eyes and add something to the face that I find very appealing.
Its a bit like accessorizing an outfit to make it pop, your just accessorizing your face :P
I've always assumed this is one of the departments where fellows with smaller gear would excel.
Strawberry rhubarb. Fantastic stuff.
It could be interesting but I think it would be hard to be straight faced about it.
Many of the pyramids were built in the Hellenistic age when Greeks ruled Egypt, and were constructed for Greek rulers. So in a way, many of the pyramids were built by the Greeks.
Lol, I think it's one of those fantasy vs reality things. In a story I'm on board with it, would I do it in real life? Doubtful.
Provided the basis is complete honesty and faithfulness to each other I don't see why not. That said I think an online relationship, much like a long distance relationship would require a lot more trust than a regular one would.
The concept of a singular friend who you feel is the best of your friends seems odd to me, I have lots of friends who I like for various reasons, I don't however have a best friend.
Sure a lot of folks may have that one friend who they are way closer with than anyone else, but I don't really think the concept of a BFF applies to everyone.
I'm very curious to see where they take it. I'll probably wind up seeing it in theaters, and all I can say is dear god I hope it doesn't go the way of most movies based off video games.
Some women (and men) are naturally flirty and don't realize what they are doing.
I know this is aimed at girls, but I can't envision that being anything other than creepy if it came from a stranger.
Why not make a post stating that the reviewers will be taking a short holiday break?
I think it would be funny. It would depend on timing, volume, toxicity, and the situation as to how it would affect continued events.
Going to be 100% honest with all this
1) Would you be sexually attracted to a girl with a large scar down her chest? (From surgery)
It would really depend on how obvious it was, scars can vary quite heavily in their appearance, so it's hard to judge that on something other than a case by case circumstance.
2)Attracted to a girl who has orgasms every 2 fucking seconds?
This sounds pretty unrealistic, I think if I ever dated a girl like that we would be having an "are you faking it" conversation pretty early on. That said if it was legitimate I don't see it being a problem.
3) Attracted to a Nymphet?
Why would I ever be attracted to someone who I felt looked like a kid.
4) Would you stay with a girl if she doesn't want to have sex until married?
It would depend on how much I cared for her, but I would like to say yes.
5) Pubic hair or no?
Call me a victim of modern media, but I vastly prefer no hair down there.
6)Uneven boobs? (One bigger one smaller)
This would depend on two things;
- how drastically different
- how attractive is the rest of her.
Firefly, or Stargate Universe
I used to, then I realized how incredibly risky it was even with a locked phone. Now when I get such photos they only stay there for a very short period of time before going into the vault.
It's not a question of folks knowing. It's a question of my not finding it an appealing action to take.
overdressed you just come off as silly or perhaps a bit pretentious. Under dressed you look like a slob or unprofessional, or like you aren't taking the event seriously. So always overdressed.
