Eshteyak (33), Kerava, eskort tyttö

Flexibility

It wasn't until much later that I learned how much of a habit it was for him, and that he'd cut way back when we met. And even though he kept saying that having me in his life was more important than getting stoned, he kept going back.

Crustal

I want to move forward but I won't do it unless I we can fully deal with this and put it in the past and bein a place where we have trust in each other.

Piker

Just a heads up to all that I may be starting approvals a little later some nights now that football is back on. Depending on the game, score, and what teams are playing.

Glob

It's impossible to ask her out since we don't live in the same country.

Certainly

These women may be "plain" looking, but I don't think they'd be ugly. Some of them may have trouble dating too.

Archimedes

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Osselet

I think you are being too sensitive.

Swindled

A man, 32 is probably still very immature. There is no significant age difference between you.

Unrelative

i'm scared to hurt him. he's stuck in the "i will never have something like this with anyone else, don't patronize me because of my age," so he won't let go. despite the amount of heartache and pain he caused me, i can't do the same to him. i'm having a hard time letting him go, and everyone's answers are making me realize that i should let him go.

Halpin

Attitude-baitAnd many comments to clean up.

Untrusty

oh yes oh yes oh yes

Jmiller

Mirroring is good. I agree with donnivan that in general at the beginning I like it when a guy pursues me with initiating vs the other way around. Take charge guy basically that's how I view it as when a guy is not overly worried about what his level of contact means or is waiting for me to initiate so he doesn't look too desperate. He usually just looks scared, uninterested/not as interested as he should be or it's transparent what he is doing or that he is unsure of what he wants and is going to drag his feet. Girls are more verbal so we typically text more/longer ones and happy to respond. I have dated guys who are pretty brief over text and pretty much use it to set up next date, relay info, logistics and other guys do banter more over text. I like BOTH of those types better than guys who are routine and flat in personality--then the texting is more harm than good IMO.

Digest

Now I don't know what to do. I feel depressed and very heartbroken. Do I talk to her about this, tell her the effect finding out about this guy she was with has had on me, then tell her how I've felt about her all these years? The advice I've gotten from others so far seems to be that this is the only way I'm going to be able to get over this. My biggest problem is I don't know how to go about telling her. If I don't though, it's going to eat me up inside even though at this point in her life I know there is absolutely no chance of anything happening between us. She's just in a very different place in her life now. So, any ideas?

Detailer

Really nice body.

Eiseman

As for a woman's age, that is one of the taboo subjects I never get near. Not even with my GF of 17 years. Her B-day is coming up, and have already made reservations for dinner, nothing, nada, zip will be asked or said about her age.

Meiosis

I'm really a good, honest,loyal,trustworthy and hardworking woman that knows how to treat his man right...I'm seeking for a man that I'm gonna spend the rest of my life with and live happily.