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Originally Posted by simsim

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As for the original poster, talk to your boyfriend. Let him know how you feel. And be prepared to compromise. If he's truly afraid to completely settle down and get married, then don't issue him an ultimatum that you HAVE to be married by the time 2004 rolls around. That will just scare him even more.

Tomjohn

This is not pleasant, but women don't give advice that works. Women teach men how to be good friends to women, but sadly, most women differentiate friendship from lust or love, and most will not have their best friend, or a ''great emotional connection'' with the boyfriend or with the fwb; but with their BMF(best male friend).

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Crypted

How can I stop being the guy women want to date in a serious LTR? (these are women I know have NSA fun, and I want NSA fun from them, not a LTR)

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Mtnview

All of these things are "She Said".....You never witnessed any of it...it is all her words.

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Hoboism

Just a nice guy with time on my hands looking for attractive ladies. I'm a gentleman and like to have fu.

Macoosh

Get off your high horse. I'm well aware what it's like being cheated on, because a good friend did it to me of all people. That doesn't mean it's ok to become the very thing you despise.

Racons

To just get to the point, my whole reason for this is, i was very cool about it. told her that I'm glad she was honest with me and they can remain friends as long as they back off a little. Although I hate that because it still hurts me, and its worse cause they work together too. I'll never think i'll get over it as long as there friends, but I feel like If i make her choose him over me that is being too harsh.

Woodskin

Originally Posted by ariawoman

Wobblier

I am not a single mother but I can tell you from the other side (your side) what it is like. I have no kids but my bf has an 8 yr old son. He and I were friends since his son was 2 but I admit he liked me back then and wanted to date me and I was not into it at all. And it was because I had never dated anyone with children. When his son was almost five I started dating my bf. Dating someone with children does have its challenges but also is very rewarding as well. If you like a lot of attention in a relationship and always being #1 then dating a single parent is not for you!! Their child will always come first and you have to make sacrifices to accomate the child.

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Porret

Originally Posted by sagamore

Draffy

So my best advice to all men...is to LEAD. Go for her and take action because she won't make that first step.

Heddles

I think you might on some level like your girlfriend, but you obviously don't love her enough to stay committed to her. You don't even love her enough to be honest with her. With that in mind, you should NOT be planning a marriage anytime soon. What you're doing is dishonest, and if she ever finds out, you'll be history. You need to mature a little bit before you start planning engagements. Marriage is for men.

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