SOLD Modern style gray accent chair. Some white marks on back of chair but hardly noticeable. Won’t go below $25.00.
Pickup in Fishtown/Olde Kensington area.
L x W x H: 26 in x 33 in x 33 in
SOLD - Light brown, mid-century modern style coffee table for sale. Some nicks and marks on surface, but solid quality. Asking $25.00.
Pick up in Fishtown/Olde Kensington area.
L x W x H: 48 in x 24 in x 15 in
I don’t know who these women are, but I liked the look of the scene.
I 36M have been with my gf 31F for almost 1.5 years. Our relationship has been solid for the most part, occasional bickering but mostly enjoyable. However, I don’t get excited when I think about moving in with her (which is currently on our agenda) or potentially marrying/having kids with her (which she has expressed interest in).
Ultimately, I don’t think she is “the one” for me. There are multiple reasons that I won’t list here because I want to keep this short-ish. I’ve given zero indication of this to her though because she’s so adamant that I’m the one for her.
I’m afraid of the result after potentially blindsiding her with my true feelings. I do not want to hurt her but it seems inevitable and I feel awful about it.
Has anyone been in my situation before? Any advice?
TLDR: I’m not in love with my gf and I’m afraid of hurting her with my true feelings
I’m heading to Italy soon and would love to trade a couple hundred dollars for Euros at the current exchange rate of $1 = €0.86. We’d both save money on bank fees!
Please comment if interested and I will message you.
We unknowingly happened to drink this on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the Judgment of Paris.
I (white male in my 30’s) was at my brother’s house for a bday party. Their neighbor, an extremely sweet 12 y/o black girl who I’ve met before, was there and she had long skinny braids that reached the lower part of her back. I told her I really liked her hair and asked questions like “how long did it take?”, “have you ever done it that way before?”, etc.
I thought it was an innocent and friendly conversation but my girlfriend (also white and in her thirties) said it was inappropriate. According to her, it’s not right for white people to make positive comments about black women’s hair.
Was I wrong in saying something?
I have a full day in Florence with my girlfriend. We’re already going to the Academia di Firenze. I’d like to squeeze in one more historic/art tour. I think three museums in one day would be too much.
Thoughts?