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Mathilde

So if that's the way he feels & he doesn't perceive me as making enough effort, that does make me feel like I have no one to blame but myself (considering that he informed me of feeling that way prior to this situation) for him seeking that out. But on the other hand I sometimes miss that newness & excitement that comes with a new relationship - but I don't go out and actively "seek ways to be with (feel that excitement) another man without technically cheating"

Constat

Unfortunately I have had to make this very harsh decision. Interestingly, the whole world will blame YOU for leaving! This is the craziness in which we find ourselves these days. Women have their own version of this, so don't think that men are the only ones suffering in this way.

Diallage

You are well out of it, OP. But I sense you'll be back for more, seeing as your love for him seems to prevail your desire not to be used and discarded.

Jitter

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

Kintar

she is sooo hot. I wish she was my gf =D

Cuttyhunk

ARCH!!

Vestial

Gorgeous girl, gorgeous dress!

Patching

But then where else (other than work)?

Carlotta

Anyway , even with the nice page, looks, and l do like her thinking, she's 2hours away so l doubt we;re gonna get far at this rate.

Mcginty

More: #18826 cute girl with awesome full boobs :D (y)

Waxtrax

the tacobell girl.... she's great!

Spine

He is really trying with me and is so patient with me as well. We havent had an argument since we have been back together and all he keeps talking about is our future etc. We also communicate with each other so much better than we used to.

Monroe

Is it normal for guys to do this? He has told me a lot of times he is scared to ask girls out cuz he's been rejected a lot (I don't know why, he's really great in every way). And I'm thinking I'll let it unfold naturally but I also don't want to be wasting my time, I enjoy his friendship even a lot but we are a bit too flirty to even count it as only a friendship I think. Thanks a lot for any responses.

Sledder

I am a funny, warm, ornery and open woman. I am looking for someone to make me laugh out lou.

Whiffy

It makes me wonder if I am dateable... it makes me feel like I am just destined to be alone. My standards may be too high? I refuse to date anyone that smokes or doesn't exercise (ie overweight), as I do not want to be dragged back into either lifestyle. I am pretty athletic now, between running, hiking, swimming, and working out, and I want a girl that I can enjoy these sorts of activities with.

Spoonful

That's cool but it's difficult to give advice regarding third parties not participating. However, if you want speculation, sure they can work out. Anything is possible. What bearing does that have on your relationship issue? Do you think it'll change things if BF's ex has a successful relationship with a childless man?

Khanjee

keep and fav

Sixties

keep bringing her on for sure

Goebbels

I dunno, we both know that we shouldn't but yeah. we just do.

Totemic

I've been in this situation before and the only reason I am writing is because what I did in my situation worked quite well. I too met my ex girlfriend in a idйntical situation. I appreciated the fact that she was upfront and honest, even though I was bothered. But she was too good to let go, very beautiful smart and responsible person. When she showed me a photo of the guy she was with I was totally inspired to take care away from him, the guy was a total goofball next to her, anyways. It really depends if you want her or not, the fact that she is seeking and dating is because she knows what she's doing with that person is temporary. Make her feel special, make her fall in love with you and she will be yours. Stay confident!

Gantner

Most rape victims are raped by someone they know, and most rapists check out their victims and wait until the time/situation is right. They have to get you to trust them first. This guy was not your friend, but unfortunately there was no way for you to know that until that horrible sh-t happened to you. I'm so sorry you had to go through that and I agree with Carrie - confront him or press charges and then never speak to him again. Cut him out of your life. He's not your friend.

Julius

An ex of mine once asked me to not talk to him "like I'm just a buddy", and I was a little surprised that it bothered him that much. That certainly isn't the only way I ever talked to him but I considered him my best friend at the time and because I grew up speaking to my friends that way it was natural for me. This hasn't been an issue with anyone else I've dated but I can understand his point of view. Now even though I may use 'buddy-type' language with my SO from time to time I also make sure I sweet talk him so there's no doubt in his mind that I'm hooked on his sweet luvin!