u/PennerAlfredoLover

Tuna tartare roll sushi ?
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Tuna tartare roll sushi ?

I’m on a calorie deficit, and this is my favourite meal. Being able to track it would be a huge help in incorporating it into my diet and reaching my fitness goals. 😅🏋️‍♀️

Ingredients : Rice paper roll with sesame, mixed greens, scallion, avocado, tuna, tobiko and tartar of tempura, spicy mayo ( asked without the mayo )

Thank you !

u/PennerAlfredoLover — 4 days ago

I just ended a one-year relationship with someone I truly thought I’d build a future with. Im 25 hes 30

He’s a good man, generous, loyal, responsible. But I learned the hard way that those qualities don’t always mean emotional maturity.

We kept arguing over small things that never got resolved. He struggles with accountability, and his defensiveness made it impossible to actually move forward. Over time, it became exhausting… and I had to walk away, even though I love him.

That’s what makes this so painful, there was real love. He told his friends I was “the one,” talked about marriage. We traveled together, had future plans. Integrated with friends of mine and his. This wasn’t casual.

But what’s really messing with me is his reaction.

When we broke up, I was crying uncontrollably. He didn’t cry at all. Not even close. No sign of being affected.

Two days later, I saw him again to return his laptop, I was emotional again, and he was still completely composed. No vulnerability, no softness. A smile as if everything is okay.

I know he loved me. I felt it. But I can’t understand how someone can care that much and show… nothing in moments like that.

It's just making me so sad, this ending of a great thing tarnished.

It makes me question how I was supposed to feel safe with someone who couldn’t be emotionally open.

u/PennerAlfredoLover — 20 days ago