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Scurity

Hi,single dad new to online dating. Figured i would give it a try,and see what happens. If you're going to contact me just to try to hustle me, might as well don't bothe.

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Narcs

your time will come

Brychcy

It does sound like she has a very busy life, she isn't lying about that, and throw in the few dates you've had, well - give it time. If she is still acting like this in afew more weeks, then rethink things and maybe give up, but until then, go on with your life, do what you like to do, hang with your friends, family, and if she calls, great! If not, HER loss.

Skidoo

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Florists

Just ask him about it... don't be a sneak.. open up a conversation without being confrontational.

Jose

I don't think that you are unjustified in feeling as you do. Whether or not he's actually a threat to your relationship is not clear, but it is clear that you aren't comfortable with her maintaining contact and she should understand and respect that, assuming you aren't obsessive and controlling. It's a form of keeping her options open, keeping backup in play, avoiding being decisive and committed.

Mousiness

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Flytail

ok, im not even sure if im posting this where i should, but here it goes. So, last school year a lot of people transferred to my school about in Feb or January. There were a few new to my class, ok. Now, one of them ends up liking me, [he says that the second day of school], he's a great kid and everything. We're a 'couple' you could say, we stablished some rules before we went umh, steady? you could say. The first one was that, even if it didn't work out, we would still be friends. When he asked me if I wanted to be his girlfriend i said, "Yeah" [damn i dont even remember what i said]. the thing is, the school is rather new so it doesn't have many students. my boy is in my class, the problem is, i dont think i like him like this.

Binit

Very transactional again. Transactional thinking is fairly immature and gets you basically nowhere.

Myrl

Hi RecentChange. Well, it was really hard and when I said 'that hurt' he said 'it was meant to'. I don't know him that well, I've had a rough time with dating lately though, could be over-sensitive. He probably thinks I'm really into it because the sex was well, non-vanilla lol

Carlotta

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Money

Yes. It's business, and I know it is part of his work. But there were times when he admitted to me he was alone with her, at least part of the time. Like one time he told me they were alone talking at a restaurant, for "half an hour or so", before their partners got there. He will also speak of it casually, as if it was no big deal, like "Carrie and Nick are meeting me at (wherever), cya hon!", right after I've complained about it, like he is purposely trying to hurt my feelings. These meetings and dinners are also very social. I know what my bf does for a living, and the atmosphere is fairly relaxed. He mostly discusses various possible real estate deals, and like any job where sales is involved the client or investors have to be relaxed and trust you. They often get drunk and 'party' at some of these 'meetings', not usually, but it is not uncommon.

Scheile

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Deloused

Originally Posted by chuckles11

Anaphoric

Ive heard it from another ex when I hadnt truly let go yet too...I pursued what it might mean...It was confusing and I mistook it for a door still open...in that case too...the door was still closed, it was a semi apology, a sort of closure, an "I wish you the best" but it was NOT an I love you and want you back AT ALL.

Rosebud

Huh???

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