Stephanie

He's normally more mature. Like he's normally quite.

He's normally more mature. Like he's normally quite.

He's normally more mature. Like he's normally quite.

Yeah, I mean, I do kind of, but I also think he means well. It doesn't matter.

Yeah, I mean, I do kind of, but I also think he means well. It doesn't matter.

Yeah, I mean, I do kind of, but I also think he means well. It doesn't matter.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, well, that's just the way I feel. It's not how he feels.

I mean, well, that's just the way I feel. It's not how he feels.

I mean, well, that's just the way I feel. It's not how he feels.

Well, I mean, how do I differentiate then? Like what is normal loving? How do I, I don't want him to feel hurt. I'm not trying to be a jerk.

Well, I mean, how do I differentiate then? Like what is normal loving? How do I, I don't want him to feel hurt. I'm not trying to be a jerk.

Well, I mean, how do I differentiate then? Like what is normal loving? How do I, I don't want him to feel hurt. I'm not trying to be a jerk.

I mean, yeah, it can be a lot, especially after a stressful day.

I mean, yeah, it can be a lot, especially after a stressful day.

I mean, yeah, it can be a lot, especially after a stressful day.

So how do I then, so I mean, a loving relationship, it requires obviously some physical affection and love. How do I navigate that in a way that it works for both of us if we both just have different needs?

So how do I then, so I mean, a loving relationship, it requires obviously some physical affection and love. How do I navigate that in a way that it works for both of us if we both just have different needs?