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1) Texting and how a guy identifies a girl's phone number has nothing in the world to do with whether he "loves" her or not.

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simple and sincer.

Ruddocks

atleast you tried right? In the first place she cheated on you and your the husband so you have the RIGHT to tell her parents that she's the one who ruined your marriage and not you.

Godlike

You're looking at a relationship as the solver of all your problems, when it need to be an enhancer.

Duncans

Make sure you pay her a visit you wont regret it. Nice woman with a beautiful personality and definitely know how to please. Long story short. I'll definitely see her again. "" I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HER""

Switchers

There IS one, it's called Androcur... it doesn't work on all men, and the side effects are pretty scary. Consider yourself warned.

Sosh

I guess I could say it worked but it was also very hard and at times dysfunctional. We tried the best we could but everyone had their own point of view and perspective. It was always a struggle and I'm kind of amazed that we stayed together as long as we did. Even more amazing is that when we did finally break up it had nothing to do with my kids as the oldest had moved out and my youngest was 16 and didn't really have a problem with my bf. We broke up because we reached a point where we realized we were just a bad match. When we met years earlier we were two broken people looking for a life raft to hold onto....but that's another story.

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Shalako

I get asked out quite a bit. Some weeks not at all, but some weeks several times in one week... If I am out and about without a man, I'll usually get someone trying to get my number, etc. Sometimes several. On dating websites, I get about a dozen emails a day if I log in regularly, but mostly guys I'd never date. I will 'pick up' (give my phone number to, ask out, etc) a guy if I see one I'm interested in - not very often. A couple times a year, maybe.

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Undreamed

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Baffler

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Syntech

thanks for the advice. oh and i am SO NOT acting on him and her. GROSS. don't you worry. i feel like i've been stabbed a million times every time i think about him being in love with her, but i definitely won't look at his page anymore because it will dig the nail in deeper into my heart and sooner or later he'll have "in a relationship" as his status. i just can't believe someone can switch from being with someone for three years and then go fall in love with someone that they haven't shared as much time with. se la vie right. it just sucks that he's happy with "his girl" and at the top of the world now after throwing me to the curb and leaving me with nothing. f**king awesome.

Bivious

That's one piece of it, for sure. Although my son has a lot of empathy for animals but yet not as much for people.

Beemers

You don't 'fight back' or insist on continuing. You back down, because of how you feel about him.

Shalako

Oh my god, what a beautiful face :)

Kiosks

STOP!!

Novatek

Latley ive been feeling really depressed I mean i know dont have a bad life but still i feel really down.My bf says to stop feeling sorry for myself.Maybe i should but it doesnt help me.In the past ive seen 3 counsellors.This was even before this even happened.I just never really liked who i am.

Nefast

It is kind of a two fold situation. I personally dont believe that a man or women in a relationship should be someone elses date even if it is just as a friend for things like a prom in highschool, or a fraternity event, or wedding date. To me it directly downplays the significance of our relationship. If i knew the guy, and trusted him it might be different, but thats not the case.

Pithes

Thank you for the response. Sorry about that vague description of my problem, I tried to be brief and hit the recent events. As for the ex husband, there is no chance of them getting back together. He walked out on her while she was pregnant with her second child. The divorce was final over 8 months before we went out. The husband lives in a different state and has only recently shown interest in the children to a certain point. He wants more visitation rights but when he does get them, he pushes them off on his mother and goes out to party. The only interest in them is for a tax reduction. Sorry if that sounds cruel but it is true. As for her children, they have always depended upon her from the get go. The father wasn't and hasn't been involved in any aspect of their upbringing. I understand that I was and still am new to them. They have always been used to Mom help me,,, mom do this,, mom do that. I have reached out to them as much as possible, but it is still,, mom. I understand that it takes time. The oldest is 7 and is a loner type. the youngest is 3 and is very attached to her. I understand that they can be jealous of the time that I spend with her, for the most part, I was the only man that she allowed to get close to them. I knew that they liked me, but I just never knew how much. I tried different hobbies with them but with my career, it was difficult to get in. Most of the time, I got there after dark so we couldn't do anything outdoors. As for the financial end of the relationship. She has always wanted to be independent. We did split things but it was pretty much a combined effort. As for the cruise, I paid for it almost seven months before but she was determined to pay her own way. She did,,,, over a period of a few weeks, she paid me her share. She also got very upset if I refused to take her money. She has a good job and is financially independent. She has been that way before I met her. She had talked about marriage VERY early in the relationship. I am an old fashioned type and wanted to take things slowly and get to know each other first. I told her many times that it was not backing out or scared of committment, there just has to be some issue resolving. One, we did not live together, we live about an hour apart. She rents a townhouse in the city but wants to buy a house. I just finished building a new house on my land that I had owned. My house is big enough to move her entire family into. But because of school districts, her kids, and wanting to be close to her family, she does not want to live here. She was and still is looking for a house, I told her that I need to resolve my situation, I am on a mortgage on a new house and what do I do with it. I can't just pack up and go. The other thing is that I am a business owner. My electronics shop and warehouse is here and how do I move all of that there. These are just some issues that needed resolved. I mentioned to her many times, I am not stalling, I just have to figure out what to do with my prior house and business.

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