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The Myette Family men.
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December 10, 2025 at 2:39 PM
hexhomos.bsky.social
the dialogue of this show is not good the plot barely exists the characters have very little complexity but this is the only thing that will show me dudes kissing cuddling and being horny without a moral fingerwag at the end about how selfish it is that theyre not familymen
December 21, 2025 at 11:53 AM
ask-aubry.com
Life happens, relationships evolve, and opening up communication when needs change is so important.
r/GuyCry u/ThrowRa-invisibleman. 4h Why do familymen grow to be invisble over the years? Group Discussion Throwaway account for obvious reasons. Closing in on 60, married 30 years, now adult kids. I feel invisible, no other word for it. For a long time i was the sole provider. I kid you not, my family never asked me about my work. Never a "how was your day?". Not even on the first day of a new job. They have no clue what i really did, early on they decided it was "boring so no need to talk about it". Yes, that's exactly what they said. I was and still am an excellent provider, working hard, working long hours and often far away from home. They couldn't care less, or so it seems. I've been to every ballet rehearsel, every match and every horseriding class. When i had my black belt karate exam they were invited to, i had to go alone. The last compliment i remember is some 20 years ago: "i love that you work so hard for our family"..... I have a chronical disease, that lead to me having to quit my job and retire early. That hurts like hell. Nobody has asked me how i'm doing, the only thing my wife told me was that "people would kill to have your life". I don't drink, don't gamble, don't cheat, don't waste money on myself. I do every household chore, i cook, take out the trash. I wash and fuel my wife's car. Everyday i ask them about their days, and listen to their stories. I compliment my wife any chance i get, on her looks, her clothes, a meal she cooked or how she handled a work issue. What did i do to become this invisible? I know i'm not the only one too. How does this happen? jamra27 4h If relationships are a two way street, your side is covered in 12 feet of debris while you ensure your loved ones' side is pristine. At least, in the ways you are suggesting in your post. I have no doubt you're loved and appreciated, but relationships are more complicated and have tons of variables. It sounds like you might need your loved ones to start supporting you in new ways, and the only way to do that is to communicate your needs in your own way and on your own time splintersmaster 25m This is where learning to be vulnerable helps tremendously. I always wanted my wife to just understand and treat me exactly how I wanted it in that moment which even if she got it right one time, it guarantees nothing in a similar situation the next day. The more vulnerable you are the more you communicate your needs the more your loved ones understand what you want and when. Unless your partner is dense or a narcissist they will most likely appreciate the feedback and try to do better. Sometimes it's just not in the cards but most times the relationships will improve with this type of mindset and effort. ThrowRa-invisibleman OP 2h Solid advice.
February 19, 2025 at 8:01 PM
easy-p.bsky.social
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Rounding up hotel protesters and those at anti immigration demos would be a decent screening exercise. 40% of them have convictions for domestic violence against their “loved” ones. #familymen
Domestic abuse screening tool doesn't work, Jess Phillips says
The safeguarding minister says the Dash questionnaire has
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August 26, 2025 at 9:52 AM