In my opinion, he just wanted to see if he could get you back. The challenge is now over, so therefore the interest is also.
In my opinion, he just wanted to see if he could get you back. The challenge is now over, so therefore the interest is also.
I just don't understand why you would go to so much effort, and then throw it away.
weird.
So there is hope.
You've been here for a while Dollface, I don't mean to offend you or anything, so hopefully you have not been taking offense to my posts. You're really persistent, but you shouldn't be committing to this dillhole.
Would you give a guy a million dollars to invest in, after he was the failing grounds of your former business? No, of course not; and that's just money we're talking about. Love is sentimental; priceless, and thus, should be handled as so.
You're looking at it as if it were a waste of time. Although you lost your love out of the breakup, you have gained a lot of experience. Be a little more optimistic about it. Sometimes things do not work out between two people. It's kind of like suits; when you're done wearing them, you put them back in the closet; you don't stuff them in the trash. I mean, sure, it is disappointing that sometimes we as humans devote the time and other variables to a relationship, and are ultimately setting it up to fail, but the upside to that is that at least you move on instead of trying to 'spray perfume on the turd', so to speak.
I seriously hope you stop wasting time on this. It's done for.
Last edited by anachronistic; 31-03-08 at 07:08 PM.
I guess I'm jsut a bit of a romantic and really hoped things would work themseles out.
I adore this guy, but deep down know he's not treating me right
romantic people don't stay with people who treat them bad.
raverboy
...this is just my perspective on the situation...
its just so weird. was expecting alot more out of him
sometimes we do expect too much from our other. but what i don't understand is now that you know this about his, why do you cling on for hope?
raverboy
...this is just my perspective on the situation...
I know, time to move on.
I think you're ready for a relationship with somebody else. Keep your eye open!
I guess when somebody of 34 years of age is in tears, tells you losing you was the biggest mistake of your life, and wants a future with you, I had a bit of faith and thought I'd give it a go.
lesson learnt - don't ever believe what a guy says.
No, no, no. Don't let him ruin it for everyone else. Just learn to recognize the red flags and make the hard decisions early on. Don't give fools a chance, but don't close yourself off to the good guys. They're out there. There's one out there looking for you. I hope you find each other soon.
Spammer Spanker
well, I finally dumped him.
another weekend passed, he was unavailable.
I told him my concerns, his response was that in all relatinships, there are times when a partner can't/doesn't want to do anything.
I responded - fair enough, but I'm busy as well, need to spend time together on weekends, I've had enough.
He didn't respond, maybe he was waiting for me to end the relationship?