Welcome back to ask uncut where we unpack all of your deep and burning questions on a *checks notes* Monday! Britt shares a story so embarrassing that we had to promise we wouldn’t make a social media clip out of it. Lola has reached a new milestone.

Vibes:
Britt - Monster BTK Podcast
Keeshia - New season of Australian Survivor - Brains vs Brawn
Laura - American Murder - Gabby Petito

Then we jump into your questions!

HOW LONG DO I GIVE HIM TO MAKE THINGS OFFICIAL?
I have recently re-kindled a relationship with my previous on and off f-buddy of 5 years on. We’ve been talking for about a month, going on dates and getting to know each other at a deeper level to what we have in the past. This time feels different, we are both opening up a lot more about how and what we are feeling. He says we are “feeling things out” which is true but realistically I have always had more of an emotional attachment regardless of how casual we kept things. So, my question is, how long do I allow him to make a decision? After 5 years of on and off, I don’t want to put a timeline on things but also don’t want to potentially allow myself to be strung along.

DO I ASK HIM TO TAKE HAIR LOSS MEDICATION?
Can I ask my husband to take anti-balding medication? We have been together more than 10 years and have 2 kids. He’s always been a silver fox with thick salt and pepper hair, which I love. However, his hair is now starting to thin and I want to ask him to take measures to prevent this - there are sooo many easy and safe options for men to do this these days! My question is whether I have the right to ask him to? I’d be offended if he asked me to alter my appearance or have anti-Aging procedures, is this the same thing? Thank you for your wisdom.

HE SLEPT IN THE SPARE ROOM AFTER FINDING OUT I HAVE A VIBRATOR
I have been with my partner for almost 5 years. We recently got married. We don’t have a particularly regular sex life, maybe a handful of times per year, and when we do it’s pretty vanilla (which is fine). Recently, after one too many drinks we started getting steamy and I with my liquid courage asked if he wanted to incorporate my vibrator in the mix. Until then, he didn’t know that I had or used a vibrator. I had some shame about it when I started using the vibrator years and years ago (before I met him), but I slowly realised how normal it was. Fast forward to when I asked my partner if we should try using it during sex, he was immediately shocked and shut down. He got quite upset (I’m not sure whether about the fact that I have a vibrator or that I caught him by surprise), but he said he felt “a bit attacked”. I was really upset by it as all I wanted to do was spice things up. Am I in the wrong here? He was upset enough to sleep in the spare room and the next day we just went on like nothing happened.

IS MY PARTNER CONTROLLING?
I think my partner is controlling but I’m not sure if I’m just being dramatic… he said once if I go on a girls trip he’ll break up with me. When I work at a mine site (which is around 80% male) he makes me feel bad for having a drink with them. He makes me feel bad after doing anything fun aka drinking with friends. He always expects me to say excuse me after burping… like sorry I’m a barbie girl. He liked Andrew Tate… plus there’s a lot more. Do you think it’s time to leave… My friends think yes but I don’t have a large group of friends to lean on for this advice. Is this something people can work through and what if I don’t want to waste my time and work through it?

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Welcome back to ask uncut where we unpack all of your deep and burning questions on a *checks notes* Monday! Britt shares a story so embarrassing that we had to promise we wouldn&rsquo;t make a social media clip out of it. Lola has reached a new milestone.
Vibes: Britt - <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/monster-btk/id1785026094">Monster BTK Podcast</a> Keeshia - <a href="https://10play.com.au/australian-survivor/episodes">New season of Australian Survivor - Brains vs Brawn</a> Laura - <a href="https://www.netflix.com/title/81733793">American Murder - Gabby Petito</a> Then we jump into your questions!
HOW LONG DO I GIVE HIM TO MAKE THINGS OFFICIAL? I have recently re-kindled a relationship with my previous on and off f-buddy of 5 years on. We&rsquo;ve been talking for about a month, going on dates and getting to know each other at a deeper level to what we have in the past. This time feels different, we are both opening up a lot more about how and what we are feeling. He says we are &ldquo;feeling things out&rdquo; which is true but realistically I have always had more of an emotional attachment regardless of how casual we kept things. So, my question is, how long do I allow him to make a decision? After 5 years of on and off, I don&rsquo;t want to put a timeline on things but also don&rsquo;t want to potentially allow myself to be strung along.
DO I ASK HIM TO TAKE HAIR LOSS MEDICATION? Can I ask my husband to take anti-balding medication? We have been together more than 10 years and have 2 kids. He&rsquo;s always been a silver fox with thick salt and pepper hair, which I love. However, his hair is now starting to thin and I want to ask him to take measures to prevent this - there are sooo many easy and safe options for men to do this these days! My question is whether I have the right to ask him to? I&rsquo;d be offended if he asked me to alter my appearance or have anti-Aging procedures, is this the same thing? Thank you for your wisdom.
HE SLEPT IN THE SPARE ROOM AFTER FINDING OUT I HAVE A VIBRATOR I have been with my partner for almost 5 years. We recently got married. We don&rsquo;t have a particularly regular sex life, maybe a handful of times per year, and when we do it&rsquo;s pretty vanilla (which is fine). Recently, after one too many drinks we started getting steamy and I with my liquid courage asked if he wanted to incorporate my vibrator in the mix. Until then, he didn&rsquo;t know that I had or used a vibrator. I had some shame about it when I started using the vibrator years and years ago (before I met him), but I slowly realised how normal it was. Fast forward to when I asked my partner if we should try using it during sex, he was immediately shocked and shut down. He got quite upset (I&rsquo;m not sure whether about the fact that I have a vibrator or that I caught him by surprise), but he said he felt &ldquo;a bit attacked&rdquo;. I was really upset by it as all I wanted to do was spice things up. Am I in the wrong here? He was upset enough to sleep in the spare room and the next day we just went on like nothing happened.
IS MY PARTNER CONTROLLING? I think my partner is controlling but I&rsquo;m not sure if I&rsquo;m just being dramatic&hellip; he said once if I go on a girls trip he&rsquo;ll break up with me. When I work at a mine site (which is around 80% male) he makes me feel bad for having a drink with them. He makes me feel bad after doing anything fun aka drinking with friends. He always expects me to say excuse me after burping&hellip; like sorry I&rsquo;m a barbie girl. He liked Andrew Tate&hellip; plus there&rsquo;s a lot more. Do you think it&rsquo;s time to leave&hellip; My friends think yes but I don&rsquo;t have a large group of friends to lean on for this advice. Is this something people can work through and what if I don&rsquo;t want to waste my time and work through it?
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