Holding Your Partner

May 2, 2021 3:01 AM

Treasure each moment and reassure your partner.

Lucky man

4 years ago | Likes 133 Dislikes 0

I'm the cryer in my marriage. Wife holds it in. Not ashamed.

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I always thought it was normal to cuddle and hold your boyfriend when you have one. But I never had one, so what do I know...

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

It's a wonderful feeling to be trusted like that.

4 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

Took a nap with a girl I was dating a while back where I was the little spoon. That was one of the best naps I've ever had.

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Getting held,

4 years ago | Likes 89 Dislikes 2

So freaking true, I loved it the time I had it.

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More men need to do this and more women need to experience this

4 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 1

I love that feeling; to protect and care for my husband. I cherish his vulnerability as much as his strength.

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It makes me sad to think that anyone - male or female - would be either afraid or ashamed to share their emotional vulnerability wth another

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That looks nice. One day, I guess

4 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

Just hearing those three words after a shitty day... Single life sucks.

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Sorry to hear that. Hope you find the right one soon!

4 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

I love being held, but it rarely happens. Women want to be held, but keep in mind equivalent exchange. I think I'm out of parts to give.

4 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

My husband had a friend die recently and when I hugged him and started to cry it was like a switched turned on. He sobbed harder than I had

4 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

Ever seen him, more emotion than I’d ever seen from him in a decade. It was like I gave him permission, which was sad and good at the same

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Time. I felt sad that I had to be the key to unlock his emotions, but glad to be there to do it. Men need more real emotional support

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

As amazing as sex can be, I truly enjoy the embracing experience that takes place post sex. Then I pay them and they can then leave.

4 years ago | Likes 57 Dislikes 2

I mean, I know odds are you’re joking, but there’s nothing invalid or shameful about doing that

4 years ago | Likes 14 Dislikes 1

I was serious about the first part. Joking about the second. Yes, nothing wrong with either one.

4 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

Firm believer of do what makes you happy as long as nobody gets hurt.

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

Ladies, take note... we want to be held sometimes too.

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

187cm tall guy here, so I'm always expected to be the big spoon. When it is turned around (and especially if my partner becomes the big

4 years ago | Likes 20 Dislikes 0

spoon without me asking) I'm just always so very happy. ♥ Talk with your partners about what they prefer, it is a game changer. ♥

4 years ago | Likes 15 Dislikes 0

Hubby is 6’2, 200 lb battle hardened marine. I can physically feel him swoon when I’m the big spoon

4 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

You be his little trail backpack

4 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

I wish you all this kind of affection. Men can also tell other men that they love and support each other. More hugs and lofe

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<3

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Is this REAL?? So most straight women never hold men? Have I been a weirdo this whole time for doing this?

4 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

No, you've been in the right. It's the rest of society that needs to catch up!

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

you're a good woman (I'm assuming) many of us spend our whole lifes searching for something close to what you have.

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I can’t imagine ever being so mean to my husband that I wouldn’t allow him to feel his feelings around me. That would be utter hypocrisy (1)

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

I am probably 3 times more emotional than him and it took a couple years before we came to an understanding about how intense my (2)

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emotions are, and how long it takes me to process them. I’m working on shortening that time every day, and I do my best to not be a (3)

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burden while I deal with my shit. With that in mind, I give my husband complete freedom to express his emotions. Anything less is cruelty.

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GF hugs me in bed. Her body is like 400 degrees, have to scoot across to get away. End up on edge of bed so I dont sweat to death.

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Some people pay to go to Saunas!

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My last bf opened up to me one night on how he was groomed and molested as a homeless teen. He cried and I held him.

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I had a similar, not the same, experience, but after I told her, she was not as kind as you... I am sure what you did meant a lot to him.<3

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I hope so. His injuries and trauma kept him from fighting for our relationship but I was always there for him to the best of my ability.

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I hope he is well now. I tried to stay friends after we broke up but he won't let himself love. it was hard to let go. I wanted to save him

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Sometimes, we cannot save everyone, especially, those who do not wish to be saved. I do hope he found happiness. I always try to say that1/2

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We either learn from the past or become damaged by it. All of us can come our a little damagedz but it is important we learn too.

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My son has panic attacks at night. I can’t imagine what it’s like at any age to go through one without just being held.

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One minute you’re wondering if you’re havin a heart attack & gonna die alone. The next you’re wondering if u died and this is literally hell

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Mu daughter and I both have panic attacks and when one of us has one, that person becomes a 'no touch zone' until meds start working. She

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Will come to me when she gets an attack. Sit on the other side of me crying. I am not allowed to touch her or speak until she is more ok.

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So I will turn a youtube video on of something she likes and I wait until I'm allowed to comfort her and we can talk.

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That’s good advice. My son sits in our laps to cuddle and then if it’s not too late at night he likes to go for a quick run around the block

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I thought taking would help first my son from his attacks but it turned out it was over simulating him and I leaned that we don't ask need

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Jesus Christ I've been reading the comments here. There's a lot of men hurt, me being in this group. We need a reddit support group.

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

I reached out to some co worker friends when my wife said she wanted a divorce. Most vulnerable I've ever felt. Also best experience

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Of my life.

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Had a boyfriend. Boyfriend was sad. Cuddled boyfriend, reassured boyfriend, loved boyfriend. Boyfriend went out and cheated to prove he 1/?

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"was a man" and could bang a woman without crying. I told him he needed to find help, that I'd help him find someone to talk to, but 2/?

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I wouldn't and couldn't be with someone who cheated on me to prove something like that. He ignored me. Still have the ring I planned on 3/4

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proposing with. Ah well. Some day I may find someone who will let me be the big spoon <3 4/4

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Thats rough, but your response to the situation seems incredibly mature.

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Man, it feels good to be the little spoon sometimes

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Yes!!

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I always go to sleep being the little spoon, it's the best.

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It's so standard she roles over in her sleep and pats me, sometimes talks to me, without ever waking up, #littlespoonlife

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This. Little spoon is best spoon

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My partner likes to fall asleep while hugging me while I read, and apparently at 4am in a daze from a good book, I turned around, woke 1/2

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him up, and in a very solemn, deep and serious voice said "S p o o n m e". Best little spoon experience ever. 2/2

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Best sleep I ever had

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I miss my jetpack.

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Am I the weird one for finding it deeply uncomfortable?

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fuck no, you do you

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Absolutely not, that is the definition of "different strokes for different folks". Do what makes you feel comfortable. :)

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According to the late great Quellcrist, any position becomes a stress position after a time

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Tf with all these tfw??

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Mrw when all these tfw start popping up crazy af and I'm over here like tf?!

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mfw

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I’m 31, at what point do I stop trying to keep up with all this shit?

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Seems about the right time. There are weak moments once or twice a year though when you google things.

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Never, the future is always now.

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Yes

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My ex literally told me to shut up or to go away sometimes when I was upset about something

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Was it her that you upset about?

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Are they still single? Because they sure fucking deserve to be single.

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Same bruh. I once told her that uni was stressing me. She then immediately told me to shut up and quit uni if it’s such a big deal.

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Same. She's someone else's problem now.

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Monster.

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I can see why they're an ex now. Good for you.

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Yep, my ex told me that talking about sad things made her sad, so I needed to shut up. Glad she's an ex.

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My ex-wife liked to do that thing where she pretended to understand then would use that information as weapon to really hit where it hurt.

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Jesus. I'm glad they're your ex.

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My adoptive father passed and she told me to man up, her mom passed and she cheated on me.

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My ex-wife really liked the phrase, “man-up”....bitch.

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A little wife beating was at one point manning-up...I wonder if she realized that.

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Yeah my wife kinda does that lol. I just go to the garage

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Y'all need to talk about that

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Couples therapy. Both of you are hurting. Make it you two vs the problem, not you vs her.

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Dude...

4 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

idk how fucked up one has to be to treat their partners like that when they're down. :|

4 years ago | Likes 12 Dislikes 0

It starts at home. My ex's father is a real asshole, raised her horribly. Now she's as big an ass as he is.

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I get you but I don't think it's black and white like that. If anything, children that endure bad parenting or grow up in a bad environment

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tend to grow up more capable of empathy than you'd expect them to be.

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Sounds like a real piece of shit. Probably a good thing they're an ex.

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Seems like they and their new toxic partner are on imgur lol

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*sounds like a really sick person who needs lots of help and therapy. Though I am glad you seperated yourself from that situation.

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And until they get the help they need, they will remain toxic to themselves and others.

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You people need to stop jumping to conclusions based on one sentence. You look ridiculous.

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with the context its safe to assume the ex was in the wrong for perpetuating a toxic mindset. chill, you're the one that looks ridiculous rn

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God you're so desperate to be a hero.

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??????? Go punch a wall about it

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seriously if you can’t recognize that dismissiveness as abuse you’re either in denial about your own abuse or you’re an abuser yourself ?

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