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Foxery

I think the whole question is MOOT ! The original poster can just keep things the way they are for another decade or so... and she's got it made.

Cogener

Regardless, I'd have no trouble supporting an alcoholic in their recovery process, even as a friend. Drinking doesn't rule me and there are plenty of other ways to socialize. For the OP, that's a consideration. Would dating/LTR/M an alcoholic in recovery significantly impact how *you* socialize and/or conduct yourself in your life? Is that OK with you? It sounds like it is, but remember the wider scope. As someone not ruled by alcohol, you can easily socialize with people who drink at varying levels. Often, an alcoholic cannot. They have to change the fabric of their social circle. Something to talk with him about. The 'friend' I referred to above, actually a close friend of my exW and mine, will likely have to make wholesale changes in her social circle due to her specific triggers and how those people pull them. Prior, her social life revolved around social drinking. Someone who didn't 'know' her like we do would never guess at her situation. There are no clear outside clues, except perhaps to another alcoholic.

Mnevis

I've seen an uncropped version of this pic elsewhere. In it there's a snake crawling towards her. I kid you not. And oh yeah. I like this pic, to.

Biosphere

Feeling bad for the GF; she has a worse family than the cheating BF (although she does sound like the naive type that's just desperate for a BF). And yes, him coming clean and being open about his doings would be the best route.

Shipwrecked

I did confronted her about it and she denied it till she couldn't anymore, went saying how it was a mistake and kept begging me to take her back. I haven't been in contact with her these days and she's been calling. I know it's wrong I'm withholding what I did, but if I'm going to break up and have no interest in working out the relationship anymore, already made my mind (and keeping the promise of never cheating again on another girl) is it even worth confessing?

Glass

The more you do things that upset you, or make you sad, the more negative energy you are allowing into your life. You need to surround yourself with positive energy right now. Do/think things that make you happy.

Spadesman

That never works..

Extrait

Oh yes, and the kicker: He's in the medical field. He knows better than anyone how vital health and testing are.

Bellis

too glamorous for me haha

Konyak

My ex was commitment phobia....I truly believed he wanted it to work. We were on and off for quite sometime...He was not capable of having a mature relationship....after a certain period of time...if the endorphins of being in love subsided he could not open himself up enough to have a relationship that required him to open up past the honeymoon stage...perhaps past history, but none the less...once the magic was gone...he was gone.....

Showoff

Try talking about more emotional topics and see how he responds. If he keeps changing the subject to his own interest, I would move on.

Andreana

gorgeous eyes.. (and doing my best not to stare lower.)

Consistency

on here to make new friends and maybe to find a girl to join my and my girls relationshi.