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Stacken

Feelings are not logical and men have them. Seems you are not open to the reality of how your boyfriend feels nor care to change anything out of consideration. Insecure and men and women with high self worth can each have issues with opposite sex friends.

Jimson

impressive rack to go with that flat tummy

Emanrus

I think you may just be in a strange mood now. You're looking at all this pretty weirdly. Hopefully, by the time you read this you will feel better and differently about the topic.

Virous

oh hell ya.....definite keeper....nice db

Tereus

ibt cute skinny blonde

Tinder

"7 6 2009"

Demoded

nah, don't worry about that just yet. give her a chance and chill. you haven't invested enough in this yet to get hurt

Griffis

From everything you posted, you acted with maturity and did what was best, not only for you but also for him. Although he may not agree right now. He made you feel guilty... but honestly, you are doing what is best for the both of you. He isn't over his ex yet, he's still carrying a lot of baggage from her. He needs to get his head on straight and having you and the ex in the picture won't allow him to do that. And he does still have feelings for his ex, even if he does also have feelings for you. Otherwise the ex would not have so much control over him. It's pulling him in two directions.

Majestically

it seems like all teenage girls think that its cute

Bedrock

I value respect and humility. Valuing these virtues take you far in life. I believe in the goodness of each and everyone of us and that, my presence in this site is to establish friendship among the.

Askesis

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Laskaris

When you really need someone - they'll be there for you if they love you. Give him time to fall in love with you first before venting about things which bug you or all he will see is the irritated side of you..

Celtic

It's not about luck. It's about determination.

Photoelectric

I don't drink, don't smoke,have smart yet casual appearance, if you want to find out more then please don,t hesitate to leave a messag.

Jeaneau

Lady going for the bigger things in life. With everything ahead of m.

Ravji

I'm 24 and I have been with the same man since I was 14. Our relationship is starting to simmer down and I'm pretty sure that we will be going our separate ways soon. With that said, I can't imagine what I'd do if a good friend of mine decided to date him. I do believe that it would totally kill our friendship and make me second guess a lot of advice she gave me over the years about my relationship with him (did she have her own motives?). I would recommend that you don't date him, he's just one man and there are plenty more where he came from. No one should be denied their true love though, and if you really feel that he could be "The One" then I recommend you talk to your friend first and see how she would feel about it, before you decide to persue this fellow. In the end you may have to choose between a good friend, or man that it may or may not work out with. Either way, I wish you luck!

Orpheon

On the other hand.. this other guy... I know, all of us in our group know, that he is the type who would still put his best into a relationship, many years down the line, based on observing what he does for his gf. And there are sparks, sparks I never had with my bf, sparks that I always dismissed simply because I thought it not possible. But is that just what it is, an infatuation, due to my jadedness with my current relationship? Yet, I never thought I'd find someone with my sexual preferences, whom I ALSO connected with intellectually (I would not know about emotionally, never had the chance to snuggle up and whisper sweet nothings IRL).

Bryanty

Do you find it a turn off when you find out someone is an introvert?

Explant

I am half of a long time, 25+ yr, married couple in our late 40's. My wife is mobility restricted. She has trouble using her legs, arms and hand.