I want him, He doesnt want me :(.. Vent/Rant
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well this was entertaining. You said it in your title. I want him, he doesn't want me.
He sounds like an addict and you sound like a codependent chick who needs to work on yourself before you can ever love or be loved in a way that's healthy.
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well this was entertaining. You said it in your title. I want him, he doesn't want me.
He sounds like an addict and you sound like a codependent chick who needs to work on yourself before you can ever love or be loved in a way that's healthy.
^^^ THIS
why have you felt the need to resurrect a year old thread?!0 -
I know your pain...0
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Sounds like you should just move on. Sorry :flowerforyou:0
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Lol! I wonder if they're married by now.0 -
this is an old thread0
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well this was entertaining. You said it in your title. I want him, he doesn't want me.
He sounds like an addict and you sound like a codependent chick who needs to work on yourself before you can ever love or be loved in a way that's healthy.
^^^ THIS
Does this have something to do with Easter and the Resurrection?0 -
I would dismiss all the comments from women. They may have been on the receiving end of this but not on the giving end as they are not a man. So I would get a man's opinion.
secondly read the common answer here. It is either leave him or divorce. So with that in mind, give this a few months and it will resolve itself. Either you will lose interest and he will gain more and when he gains more you will gain more and he may lose interest. Who knows it may blossom but just give it time.
now my psychological evaluation is that he upfront stated he doesnt want anything serious. So that was his way up front to letting you know that he is busy with his life and wants to play. Like the old sayin goes "If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was"0 -
I would dismiss all the comments from women. They may have been on the receiving end of this but not on the giving end as they are not a man. So I would get a man's opinion.
secondly read the common answer here. It is either leave him or divorce. So with that in mind, give this a few months and it will resolve itself. Either you will lose interest and he will gain more and when he gains more you will gain more and he may lose interest. Who knows it may blossom but just give it time.
now my psychological evaluation is that he upfront stated he doesnt want anything serious. So that was his way up front to letting you know that he is busy with his life and wants to play. Like the old sayin goes "If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was"
Now that it's been a year, I'm curious what happened!0 -
Dangit, I didn't check the date. This is indeed a very old thread.0
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I feel like i can fall deeply in love with this guy, we met not even two weeks ago
Less than two weeks and your in love.... Do most women take relationship/love advice from Disney films?
Not women in their thirties.0 -
Dangit, I didn't check the date. This is indeed a very old thread.
*giggles* But keep coming back to see how many people post thinking it's a new one. It's fun!0 -
Dangit, I didn't check the date. This is indeed a very old thread.
*giggles* But keep coming back to see how many people post thinking it's a new one. It's fun!
I just noticed. Why in the world did someone resurrect this nonsense? Smh.0 -
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Dangit, I didn't check the date. This is indeed a very old thread.
*giggles* But keep coming back to see how many people post thinking it's a new one. It's fun!
I just noticed. Why in the world did someone resurrect this nonsense? Smh.
PghPensFan69 did it! He should know better!0 -
Dangit, I didn't check the date. This is indeed a very old thread.
*giggles* But keep coming back to see how many people post thinking it's a new one. It's fun!
I just noticed. Why in the world did someone resurrect this nonsense? Smh.
PghPensFan69 did it! He should know better!
Coming from someone that posted *giggles* and keep coming back .... It's fun!0 -
Dangit, I didn't check the date. This is indeed a very old thread.
*giggles* But keep coming back to see how many people post thinking it's a new one. It's fun!
I just noticed. Why in the world did someone resurrect this nonsense? Smh.
PghPensFan69 did it! He should know better!
Coming from someone that posted *giggles* and keep coming back .... It's fun!
We wouldn't even be having this fun if it weren't for you. So thank you for that. :bigsmile:0 -
We wouldn't even be having this fun if it weren't for you. So thank you for that. :bigsmile:
You're quite welcome0 -
all i can say is.... run.. run farrrr away from this man... yeah it might be fun in the beginning.. but OMG the countless nights you spend crying on this BOY will not be worth it..... believe me... i know... just dont...
^^This. Run away, as fast as you can. Felt this way once, it turned out to be a co-dependent and abusive relationship. If you refuse to run, at least pump the brakes a little until you actually KNOW this person. Take your time and really get to know him. I knew my boyfriend for 3 years before we even started dating. Once we started seeing each other, it was 3 months before we put a title on it. Happiest I've ever been with someone because I took the time to build trust and respect for him.0
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