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Chamoun

You have to let go and move on. How? I don't know, each has his/her own way but I think the important thing is to start on detachment cos I think you are still clearly attached to this person emotionally. Get yourself distracted, occupy your time with other useful and positive things, hobbies, helping people out, volunteer work etc. It'll make you feel better.

Clusters

The body thing may be the biggest question for me....why not date a woman your age who has taken care of herself, and has shown that she will age well, rather than dating a younger woman who may "let herself go"?

Hillberry

i get what gap means, so the next question is, what would constitute a "nice" gap? and is it best to check out the gap from the front or the back?

Dhava

No, they find them quite awkward looking. Focus on your job and becoming richer because one thing women love above looks is money.

Runtime

also baby bait

Jemidar

I'm not saying That I am not a big enough person to forgive him. Forgiveness is a must. I have not ever held a grudge. I just am so hurt. The biggest hurt is that this was a girl that knew me and him. She never knew one of us without the other. She met us as a couple...actually as a date of one of our friends.

Peggle

Anyways, I'm pretty sure I'll recover. Like I said, I do bounce back quickly, it's just that these are the first few days and It's hard. I'm just mad at myself for being such an idiot and not saying or trying anything sooner. Would it have made any differences, maybe, maybe not, I'm not sure, but right now I'm just stuck playing out every 'What if' scenario in my mind and it's not a fun feeling.

Bowie

amazing scene girl

Wistrom

Yes you can go back to normal with a bit of discipline. Someone needs to have a lot of character and will power to go from personal to professional, I know I have been working for my ex for 14 years, we had a 4 year relationship prior to working together. We have been able to keep it strictly professional for all of this time without fail. If you cannot switch this strictly professional than forget about it and find another job.

Vesicate

Wrong can be a matter of perspective. In your friends eyes it may be wrong. However, this has to be about you and him and not her. Its like if you decide to leave an employer that you feel loyal to. It probably feels wrong and it may not be the best thing for your employer but its the best thing for you so you need to do it. Your employer may be mad at you because of it but thats the price you must sometimes pay to maintain your own happiness.

Genette

Maybe the back lash against opposite sex friendships is gaining currency. Even on this board you can get for and against opinions. But my attitude these days is, you want me to stop dating other men and dedicate my free time to you, then you owe me big time.........and that means complete transparency with the other people you deal with.

Michnet

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Execration

I grew up in Columbia and graduated USC. I started working as a Real Estate Appraiser 33 years ago. Got married at age 31 and was married almost 20 years. I have a 18 year old daughter in college in.

Turnera

Photographer must have ran them everywhere that day and it's starting to show

Huck

im new was in relationship for 22yrs very new and lost in the single life just trying to learn to have fun agai.

Cambrian

that is huge

Kjv

Not a real pic. They have a safe place though in Dubai and when I went there were 3 girls. Chose the bustiest one but realized later that all that bust is just push-up. Was not a bad experience though cos she made sure I was happy. But don't go expecting the girl in the picture."

Kristofer

Top Ten for sure

Krystina

I think there's probably a psychological component, like you are suggesting, but I'm not quite sure what it is.

Anselmo

OP I think you are "in love" with this guy as well. Otherwise you wouldn't be so hurt. You would just love him the way you love a friend. Don't fool yourself, if you are in love with him and he is not in love with you don't waste your time. Do you want a FWB relationship?

Rimmer

last night the all girl twister party got out of control

Murrelet

I think that if I bring to his attention that I know he will just try to hide it better.

Skelf

Flip the POV. As a woman, what's one thing you to do to try and communicate that you aren't into a guy? You'll talk his ear off about other guys you're trying to date, that aren't him right? That is exactly what he's doing with you. If he was interested, he wouldn't want to give the impression that he wasn't. Personally, I don't think he is "playing you" at all. I'm guessing he just sees you as a really good friend to be playful and joke around with. It seems like you're the one who thought there was something more there which is on you, not him. If he wanted to date you, he'd be showing it with his actions by asking you out.

Decapper

An extremely busy guy isn't a good investment if you need someone to spend more time with you and/or give you a commitment.

Beached

Now this is a great pic... :)

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Curtice

So far in dating I attract those without children (I have none myself) but they also after a time appear to have no actual responsibilities aside from going to work, eating microwave meals and take aways and washing themselves so they have a lot more time on their hands than I do.

Tonlet

Amazing looking

Blanque

Well iam a city boy fom Cali turned full country. Iam 22 and have never had a relationship but if you want to be the first hit me u.

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Kanari

Friendship with exes can be okay when there are not left emotions involved, when the ex does not try to sabotage the relationship .....and this is not the case.

Daejung

And as for being helpful, I am not trying to point out any flaws in your relationship. In fact, I even said I'm glad your relationship is working out so well for you. Rather I am trying to point out that sometimes your beliefs come forth clear, which is fine, but what doesn't come across is any idea of help for the person who is posting in hopes of getting advice and trying to understand her man, who may well be what society deems a normal man. And without any helpful advice, what I mean by you sounding like mother superior is basically: a nagger and a scolder. If you were helpful, then you'd be someone's advisor, not someone with a severe superiority complex.

Enitsed

Anyway, I've told my girlfriend that I'm uncomfortable with it but she insists that everything is cool and that it's strictly platonic. I don't want to press it too much because it might drive her away and become a self-fulfilling prophecy. How should I approach it? Befriend him? Ask her to include me if they ever do hang out?