She's not willing to introduce you to her parents and she's not willing to be in a relationship with you because her parents want her to marry someone of her own background... "and it would be unfair to you. HEAR THAT LOUD AND CLEAR for goodness sakes. You are chasing the wrong woman. She is going to hurt you and the more you play at being her boyfriend, while she keeps you at arms length (by telling you what her ex is saying and by telling you that she "loves someone else" and not you specifically)
I've seen so many people get hurt because they are in too deep with people who's parents dictate who they will marry and when. You'd do well to keep that fact as well as the two that I mention above in mind. You have more feelings for her then you should. Step back or ask to meet her parents now. Dating behind her families back is your clue that you're not someone she looks at as her LIFEmate.
She may not be "hinding anything from you" but she's certainly hiding you from those who count in her world. That's a huge red flag amongst all the others I see.
She says she can't be with me in a relationship officially as it's not 'fair on me for us to have to sneak around and hide the relationship from her parents'.
Whether she loves you or not, she will very unlikely go against her parents wishes. Best you find out if that is the case sooner, rather then later.
Sorry, if that makes you feel insecure but you need to hear what she has said to you. There are two threads that have been written in this forum alone withint the past six months where someone fell in love with and had a sexual relationship with who's family wants their partner to marry within their faith/background and they were both crushed when neither were ever introduced to the family and the relationship ended when neither of these people would go against their families wishes.
What she said to you about not making your relationship official is very telling.
Last edited by Wakeup; 03-11-13 at 08:36 AM.
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