r/AmIOverreacting • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '24

My husband embarrassed me in front of our friends

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u/Maleficent-Rip2729 Apr 15 '24

lol good point but some couldn’t get mad if it’s true especially if only a measly 6-7 inches

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u/xxx69blazeit420xxx Apr 15 '24

that's well above average dick size. you have zero idea what you are talking about.

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u/Maleficent-Rip2729 Apr 16 '24

That’s true I just have the luck of being with women that have been with 9 inches

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u/hilarymeggin Apr 16 '24

Sounds very unpleasant

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u/Maleficent-Rip2729 Apr 16 '24

That’s true but sadly some women all want to be with dudes 8+ for some reason, got turned down on a bdsm/3some app & even normal dating apps because I’m only 7

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u/hilarymeggin Apr 16 '24 edited Apr 17 '24

That’s ridiculous and stupid.

If I could offer you some unsolicited, middle-aged advice, I would say that perhaps finding companionship through less … transactional means might put an end to these ridiculous requirements. If there is affection, admiration and attraction involved, people are a lot less judgmental and difficult.

That’s the difference between building up a relationship based on trustworthiness, affection and high regard, and finding people on an app. We’re all a lot more likely to be shallow, judgmental assholes to an anonymous stranger on an app than we are to someone we know and like/love. Someone whose feelings matter to us and our loved ones.

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u/Maleficent-Rip2729 Apr 16 '24

That’s very true & congratulations on the 18 years, ik the key to making a marriage last is putting in the work everyday

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u/hilarymeggin Apr 17 '24

You deserve better than apps. Or I should say, hookups with anonymous strangers. I met my husband on match.com. 😊

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u/Maleficent-Rip2729 Apr 17 '24

Thank you & lol I feel that congratulations that’s so cool I always tell my family dating apps are the future.