Kenbenobi
STAR WARS FREAK
I knew SOMEBODY was gonna say that!And I should hope you don't have a v down there.
I knew SOMEBODY was gonna say that!And I should hope you don't have a v down there.
And happy V-Day to everyone else! Personally, today is a depressing day, since I have no V. The one I've been working on is likely a futile effort. She won't leave her boyfriend, even though they've only been dating a few months. She's known him for years. His last wife died. He'd probably kill himself if she left him...
I hear ya. And believe me, I know you're right. But she literally seems to be the most perfect woman for me. And I don't mean she's super hot or anything ridiculously out of my league. We have a LOT in common, and can talk for hours without even realizing how much time has passed. I cannot imagine finding anyone else more perfect. BUT I realize that everything you said is very likely true. So I'm not trying to convince her to leave the other guy. I never even mention him when I talk to her. Right now, we're just close friends. I feel that I'm better with her in my life. IF she leaves the other guy, I'll quickly try to step up to the plate. If she doesn't, well, then we'll stay friends. At least, that's where my mindset is.Not that it's any of my business but I'm gonna remark on it anyway because Internet...LOL...I would stay the hell away from situations like that. I mean...what are the chances of it working out in your favour? The woman is literally with someone else, and even if she ends it,
he's not going away and neither is the emotional fallout on her end.
It's just a bad situation. Better to find someone who actually has some space in their life situation than trying to *make* something fit, IMO. Not that I'm judging or anything -- it's just that from a purely strategic point of view this isn't a successful scenario.
I've seen dudes and dudettes do this and it never ends well.
I get that I don't know the whole story or if anything's transpired between you two, but man...she's encumbered and will be for a long time, one way or the other, am I right?
I'm not saying you don't know what's up, you basically said as much in your post...but when faced with those situations (and we all are, at some point) I've learned to turn around, and walk away without looking back. If you need to "work on" something that soon it's often ******ed.
Maybe I'm just jaded.
And, your friendship with her and any romantic relationship you might have with her in the future will better for it if you respect her current relationship and don't try to break it up. I think it builds trust and shows that you respect her choices. I've never had anybody though, so maybe I don't know what I'm talking about.
KenBen, best to you... You'll be in my thoughts, my friend.
As for the "girls with boyfriends" thing, drop it, guys.... move on. You're simply engaging in a distraction. There's very little to no real opportunity there, which might well be the reason you're entertaining it, as there's no real risk. If you really wanted a relationship you would be searching it out in all kinds of different avenues.
Just my two cents…. It took me over two years to get my mind and heart ready to date again, but once I was there it just happened. If you’re not truly putting out effort to find someone you may well not be wanting to in the first place… if that’s the case just focus on yourself.
OK, fine, that last sentence isn't true, but that is what I was thinking at the time!
^ Thanks, Lu. Yeah, I'm sure you guys are all right... There was a point a few weeks ago where she said she thinks she's too old to have a baby (she'll be 36 in a few months). I told her how my sister just had a baby at age 48, so she's definitely not too old. I then offered to prove it, by trying to put my baby ***** in her...
OK, fine, that last sentence isn't true, but that is what I was thinking at the time!
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