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Mammie

Love the ibt.

Nivalis

I think she's either abit loopy, playing a game, trying to be funny, or she isn't interested in taking it offline.

Karil

Having said all that, there's a fine line between being cheap and fiscally responsible. A cheap guy who will only selfishly spend on himself, will lack generosity in many other areas. BTDT, dumped him, won't do it again. Both parties should be generous to each other in all ways, while remaining fiscally responsible.

Scalage

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Bedrown

Thought you might like that one JBF :)

Tachymeter

I only want what's best for you and going through this soap opera jibberish is just not productive for you.

Losarap

also #60009

Integrate

I'm just wondering if maybe you're trying to "even the scale" of wrongs you've each done the other. You know, by latching onto this admittedly bad act you can in effect cancel out what you did to him in the relational reservoir of who-did-what-to-whom, and who's-the-better-person. If so that's foolish: forgiveness is either whole and complete or it isn't at all. If your boyfriend has forgiven you for cheating, you have to be big enough to accept that, and live with whatever guilt you feel about hurting him. And now he has something to feel bad about too, and you have to decide if you'll forgive him. The two transgressions aren't related except for the fact that they invovle the two of you. His straying doesn't make yours any less bad, nor does yours make his any less bad. But obviously if you compare the two, your deliberate act was more hurtful than his bad judgement.

Capsular

Agreed very nice

Yenoham

So I brought this up the other day. This time, he told me he has trouble having sex with me because he has strong emotional feelings for me. I know, this sounds really bizarre. I don't truly understand it myself. He says that in the past, he had slept with other women just for the sex, with no emotional attachment. Now, that he really has feelings for me, when we start fooling around, he gets the feelings that he had with the other women, as if he was just using me. He claims to have never had sex with somebody he had romantic feelings for. This is totally backwards to me, especially because I am usually the one initiating sex. In my past, sex wasn't always with somebody I was involved with romantically. Sometimes it was just for sex.

Tarbet

It certainly doesn't seem worth the effort!

Hoggers

Apologies if anyone's already tried to bring this up, but I think you're getting stuck on the nomenclature. I think a lot of times women will say "I don't feel a spark," because it's a vague notion to pin it on. She doesn't have to say, "I wasn't attracted to you," or "you make me uncomfortable," or "I don't like you personality," or "we don't have enough in common," or "we don't share the same values," or any other thing. "I didn't feel a spark" spares a man's ego and doesn't invite debate. You can't argue with it because it's so meaningless.