OVER-086mature shooting 67

I started dating my boyfriend two years ago with the intention of getting married, but since the beginning of our relationship, he hasn't been able to find a regular job, so our relationship has dragged on. At that time, he lived alone. His house was a hangout for male friends, and every time I went there, there was always someone there. For this reason, it became a daily routine for me to kick them out for a few hours during weekend lunches or holidays to have sex with them. Meanwhile, a year and a half after we started dating, I started to feel that something was wrong with him. I allowed his friends to live in his house because ``my friends said they had nowhere to go...'' Since then, we haven't had much time to talk when we meet, and there have been days without sex, and one day I was getting irritated.He suddenly announced that he wanted to give up on finding a job and go to university to study. He said that there would be no problem with his tuition fees because his parents would support him, but the condition my parents set for marriage was that he had to work at his workplace for at least two years, so that meant postponing the marriage. However, since she was planning on dating him for the rest of her life and marrying him, she agreed to him, thinking it would be about 4 years.He said that he would be paying for school by his parents, and that he would also work a part-time job, but he didn't seem to be doing any part-time work, and even though he said he would pay back the money he borrowed from me, he ended up not doing what he said and never did. Furthermore, I later learned that the friend I had been wearing for sleepovers was also my ex-girlfriend. Still, because she still cares about him, she wonders if he won't be able to survive unless I take care of him all the time, so she does everything in her sex life to keep his feelings away from her, and she lends him money every time he quits his job. However, I have tried not to worry about making a living.Right now, I am giving money to women and basically just having fun and doing whatever I want, but I have always believed that eventually, when there are no more women around and my money runs out, she will come back to me emotionally and physically. However, her efforts were not rewarded, and he borrowed money from a consumer loan and disappeared several months later after being unable to repay it. Months later, he heard rumors that he had stolen a passbook and a seal from a friend from junior high school, but after that information, he disappeared. Looking back on it now, it was the worst and worst case of all the boyfriends I've ever dated, and it seems to have been a painful experience in many ways, but even so, I was attracted to her as a very strong woman, as she answered interviews with cheerfulness and rich expressions.