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You didn't have to tell him. Or, going the other way, you didn't have to agree to have him with you when the doctor explained the problem to you.
So your partner could have sex with you but then was suddenly too busy to take you to the hospital?
There could be a number of reasons they couldn't go. Don't get all judgey when you don't know enough to form an opinion.
OP’s partner could be vision impaired or doesn’t have a license - although I’m very aware that either situation doesn’t necessarily mean anything.
I’ll bet that dad who wanted his boy to suck a dick like a champ is jealous. This guy’s boy buttfucks like a champ!
Richard Pencil - I read the post several times and there is nothing in the post that sways me either way about OP’s gender. Am I dense? You are obviously a homophobe
#worthit
You said “to drive you.” You could have had him leave or step out of the room when you talked to the doctor. Look into intracranial hypertension though.
You have a smartphone. Go to whatever "store" you use and install Uber. Problem solved AND you're more independent now. Yay for us women!
Wow theres some mind blowing issues here😏 but seriously go to the doctors soon this could be a dangerous warning signs, yrs ago a friend would get migraines after sex she had a kink in her jugular vein and a relative who got dizzy after sex it was a heart issue go get checked out ☺️
Well, now he can hide your vibrator under his mattress so you don’t get any more headaches...
If OP was a minor, the adult who accommodated him to the ED may act as a guardian until the actual guardian arrives, so the adult must be at his side at all times. However, this is clearly not the case in this situation, so the father-in-law had no right to know about the diagnosis or treatment. If someone provided him with the information without the OP's consent, this will be considered as a breach of confidentiality, which should be taken seriously with patient relations.
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You didn't have to tell him. Or, going the other way, you didn't have to agree to have him with you when the doctor explained the problem to you.
You said “to drive you.” You could have had him leave or step out of the room when you talked to the doctor. Look into intracranial hypertension though.