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Thread: What do you make of this?
moniquesc
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What do you make of this?
Posted:
8/6/2009 6:44:39 AM
VERY SHADY............................
moniquesc
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IM IN LOVE WITH A MAN WHO DOESNT LOVE ME
Posted:
8/6/2009 6:33:59 AM
You have to respect his decision even if it hurts. He is telling you he doesn't want a relationship so you need to move on. I'm sorry-I know it is hard.
<div class='quote'>He wants to keep seeing you because you are allowing yourself to be an option for him.
And he can always revert to telling you that he said he didn't want a relationship.
Don't be someones option.
Exactly....I said this in a recent post of mine.
moniquesc
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Never make someone a priority who only sees you as an option...
Posted:
8/6/2009 6:24:27 AM
It took me a while to figure that exact thing out, and finally except it. I was told everything I wanted to hear, and because of how close we were, I believed it. But, he finally showed me it was all lies. And all I ever did was ask him to be honest with me. A lot of hurt could have been avoided if he would have had the balls to do that.
Same here my dear. When I found out about the lies I knew I had to end it....it just took me longer than it should have. He was in my life for a year and it's hard to cut someone out completely after that long...at least for me. I have to do it in stages, but that's just me.
moniquesc
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When a man is a porn pervert and lies about it what to do?
Posted:
8/5/2009 11:56:20 AM
She felt she needed to know before she became further involved with him.
People have a right to find out what is going on with their significant other
when that person is hiding something.
I totally agree. If he is lying then she needs to cut him loose. It's not what he is doing that is the problem IMO, but the lies. If he will lie about this then what else will he lie about?
moniquesc
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Never make someone a priority who only sees you as an option...
Posted:
8/5/2009 11:52:28 AM
I have heard this SO many times and it really is true.
There are a lot of men and women out there who can't or won't commit to you in a relationship, or want to have an "open" relationship, etc.
If you are in a relationship like this and NOT happy then I think you really need to ask yourself am I a priority or an option for this person?
I finally did and I didn't like the answer so I am moved on. I ended all contact with the person in question and it was really hard, but I don't want to miss out on the possibility of meeting someone great while I am wasting my time with someone who is not.
Just something for you all to think about :0)
moniquesc
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WHAT'S THE WORST DATE YOU HAD ON POF
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7/29/2009 1:11:34 PM
Well, I couldn't say because I haven't met anyone from the site yet. I have talked with some nice men, but the ones I have actually been interested in always do the "disappearing" thing I hear about so often on here. So...
moniquesc
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Does a pet sense true character?
Posted:
7/27/2009 2:11:26 PM
My two cats have absolutely loved two very vile men, and sometimes run from my female friends who adore them and are not vile!
:0)~
moniquesc
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are all the woman on here just plane vile
Posted:
7/27/2009 2:07:34 PM
If you are going to insult us please learn to spell.
P.S. LOVE the vest...not! LOL
Oh, was that just plain vile????????? :0)~
moniquesc
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Would you stick around?
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5/7/2009 10:38:18 AM
OK....I am not suggesting you do this, but this is what I did when I discovered a man I was dating had a profile on AFF. I set up a fake accont on there....I didn't even post a pic. I visited his profile multiple times so he could see that I had...they have a "who viewed you" tab. I waited to see if he would contact me.
I could see from his profile on there that he was posting in the forums, but it was benign stuff so I was curious. The fact that he was on there bothered me ALOT.
Sure enough after viewing him 7 times he sent me a friend invite with not only his pic but also his private e-mail.
I went further and set up a fake Yahoo IM/e-mail account. We started chatting and within one day he wanted to come to my house and f**k me. He didn't know me from Adam, but he was totally serious...he was ready to leave like right then. He even turned on his cam and jerked off for me.
So...that's my story.
moniquesc
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flirting by text message
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5/7/2009 10:25:34 AM
Well the thing you are saying she responded to wasn't a flirt....it was a serious question.
So ask her via text...."Did you get that question I texted you...or did it get lost in cyberspace?"
I flirt by text all the time as do my friends....I think its normal these days
moniquesc
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How do you date a shy guy?
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5/7/2009 8:15:29 AM
OK, the guy I am seeing is very shy too. I really forget that fact alot bc he is not that way with me anymore.
He has met my girlfriends only once-on St. Patricks Day-and they had been drinking and behaved very badly...in fact I was mortified and told them so before we headed our separate ways...now he is even more hesitant to be around them.
He is really bad with meeting new people period. With women he is even worse....if a woman comes up and talks to him/asks him a question he can barely respond. He says he is MUCH better than he was like in high school but still...bless his heart. He just says he has always been this way.
He has NEVER liked talking on the phone but loves to text me and send me picture messages of all kinds of stuff. In the last two weeks though this has actually changed. I was feeling really down one day over a situation and he was texting me and I did not respond immediately bc a male friend of mine called and I was talking with him. When I hung up I told him I felt better after talking to my friend Steve on the phone. He was upset and didn't understand how that was different than our text conversation. So, I explained sometimes you just need to hear a friendly voice. He called me two seconds later and we discussed it...he has just called me out of the blue several more times recently and I love it. He did this just last night. :0)
I pursued him in the begining and we started off just hanging out....we talked and hung out for like a week before anything every happened such as a kiss, but once it did-wow! He wasn't shy in the bedroom either....he likes to take control-lol!
Still, even after we started having sex he was hesitant about touching me or putting his arm around me on the couch or at the movies. So I always led...and he eventually learned to follow. Now he is VERY touchy/feely and I love it, but he still even now after almost a year says he is sometimes hesitant to initiate sex because he doesn't know if I want it or not sometimes.
So, he is a work in progress. I would have to say that since we have been seeing each other he has grown in confidence in general and he just got a big promotion at work. He says that he thinks I have helped him with this, and maybe I have.
There were a few times in the first 2-3 months when I felt like you did...I am always the one initiating physical contact and I constantly have to reaasure him that I am interested...and I thought "this is alot of work", but I felt he was worth it and he was.
moniquesc
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Have I got a problem
Posted:
5/7/2009 7:43:47 AM
This happens to the guy I am seeing too. Sometimes I can just lay my head on his shoulder or his chest and snuggle with him and next thing I know he has to sort of adjust himself and I see that telltale bulge. I take it as a huge compliment that my being near him turns him on.
moniquesc
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Love vs in love
Posted:
4/20/2009 10:19:23 AM
No, I don't think I would be very happy even if everything else was there....who wants to be in a one-sided relationship where love is not reciprocated?
moniquesc
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Leaving panties (and T's)
Posted:
4/17/2009 9:43:05 AM
I have never left anything behind panties or otherwise.
I do like to snuggle with a guy's shirt thought. I sleep with one right now that belongs to the guy I am seeing.
moniquesc
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Cuddling and Boundries
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4/3/2009 1:30:15 PM
Cuddling for me is a couple of different things. Lying close together maybe with your legs intertwined, or arms around each other ,and also when we are watching TV and he has his arms around me, etc.
Usually to be honest the cuddling eventually leads to sex, for instance....we cuddle all during the movie and then when it's over we start kissing and one thing leads to another.
However, when we are both tired or after sex....lol...it's just cuddling, but his hands tend to roam regardless.
moniquesc
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Requesting for DNA testing of child! Prudent or Offensive? Grounds for Divorce?
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4/1/2009 9:41:45 AM
I would be devastated if my partner asked for a DNA test. I would want specific reasons for this and the fact that he had a past partner cheat, or his mother on his father, or his sister on her husband, etc. would in no way be an acceptable reason to me.
moniquesc
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How do I convince older women that I am VERY interested?
Posted:
3/31/2009 7:35:44 AM
How do I convince older women that I am VERY interested?
The same way you would any woman. Show sincere, consistant interest and be yourself.
I used to get asked out by younger men all the time and I just refused to go out with them bc I felt we would have nothing in common. I finally just did it and I have never looked back, but the guy who finally won me over was very confident and interesting...and a very fun-loving person.
However, if we had sat at dinner or for coffee and he had told me his whole life story I probably never would have gone out with him again....just the truth.
As for you lack of confidence bc of your childhood...the teeth problem, etc. you may honestly need to get some counseling to get over that. It's hard to find someone else....of any age...and fall in love if you don't love yourself. :0) I checked out your profile...you look great....and you have a wonderful smile....so get out there and use it!
moniquesc
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Saying I Love You.
Posted:
3/31/2009 7:18:52 AM
It might hurt her feelings, but you should be honest with her.
If you really like her say.. "I really like you, but I don't feel that I am IN LOVE with you yet...I hope you understand"
OR
Iif you have feelings for her say "I DO have feelings for you, but I'm not sure it's love"
If she really loves you she will understand.
Just be aware that if 3 or 6 or 8 months down the road she is still around and still feels the same, but YOU still can't tell her you love her, she may decided to move on, and maybe that's what's best for all concerned. It's no fun being in love with someone who CANT love you back.
moniquesc
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Do women really dig scars?
Posted:
3/31/2009 7:11:40 AM
I don't DIG them, but I find them interesting not repulsive.
Several guys I have dated had at least one very bad scar and the story attached was about an accident-to me it kind of awe inspiring to look at that scar and know that he had made it through the surgery or injury and was now sitting there with me when things could have turned out very differently and I never would have had the chance to get to know them. :0)
moniquesc
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What is the minimum time you spend with the person you're dating?
Posted:
3/31/2009 7:05:58 AM
Like someone else said....I would like to spend all my time with that person...LOL
However, in most relationships it seems like we see each other maybe twice during the week to go out or hang out at home and then spend most of the weekend together, but this depends on the person I am dating and their schedule. (so that works out to like 3-4 times per week)
I work M-F 8-5, but a lot of guys I have dated have a somewhat different work schedule where they might have to work a few hours on Saturday or they rotate 2nd and 3rd Shift.
I like to talk to them everyday and I would hope they would feel the same. I also think texting is a great tool bc usually you can send a few texts at work to each other just to say hi or share something amusing or say I miss you :0)
moniquesc
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How do you get over someone who doesn't want you??
Posted:
3/31/2009 6:59:28 AM
To be honest, I'm trying this friendship thing out in hopes of him coming around and changing his mind but I just doubt it. Should I just end things with him altogether?
Please don't do this....What I could see happening is that he might meet someone and later break up with them only to come back to you as a rebound type thing. Then your feelings will become even stronger and he will once again waltz away to "friendship" land leaving you even more heartbroken.
I have been in this situation only once b4 and it was crazy. He came on soooooo strong and everything was great....then it seemed like overnight he didn't want me anymore....didn't call 10 times a day like he did b4, showed no interest in going out or seeing me.
It's not you it's HIM.
moniquesc
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Guy asked me to call him after a date?
Posted:
3/31/2009 6:51:41 AM
My good friend in just had the same thing happen to her; they had a great time, she really liked him and at the end of the night he gave her his business card with all his numbers on it (she already had his home number) and said call me.
She immediately gave him her card and said....YOU CALL ME :0)
When she was telling me about it the next day on the phone she said and I quote... "I'm not calling a boy about a date!".
This is extremely funny bc not only is it outdated, but she is 48 years old!
I would have had no problem calling him.
moniquesc
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Being seperated but no divorce in sight
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3/30/2009 10:40:35 AM
I was separated about three years b4 I was actually divorced. In my state you have to be apart for one year b4 a divorce can take place. In this case, my ex would not cooperate until HE met someone else and wanted to move on....and then we had to wait for a court date, and that took MONTHS!
After a while I just didn't care anymore. I had moved on with my life and had a new man who didn't care that I wasn't divorced yet.
My sister went through the same...ex wouldn't give up on the relationship, and they had a child which added additional time with the back and forth of custody issues. They were separated about 4 years b4 they were finally divorced.
moniquesc
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Seeing Vs. Dating what's the difference?
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3/27/2009 6:18:32 AM
What Ursula said. I can't believe you don't know the differences, between dating, and seeing someone, OP.
Wow! Apparently I don't either...LOL
I always said I was "seeing" someone in the early phase of a relationship (bc I see them frequently, but I don't really consider it dating)....then dating when we were going out together on a regular basis. Boyfriend/girlfriend after we have the exclusivity conversation.
Yes, the labels are mucho confusing! :0)
moniquesc
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If a friend tells you they love you?
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3/26/2009 6:50:03 AM
The friendship would have to be over if I'm already with someone and my so-called friend is declaring their love for me.
Not fair to my partner to keep someone whose intentions might be dubious in my life, or our life.
I mostly agree with this...we could still be friends but not the type that hang out or do things together bc this would not be fair to him or to my current partner. I would of course be there for the person if he needed to talk about a problem, etc.
I just have to think how my partner would feel out be me spending time with someone who wants me to be with them in a romantic way...if the shoe was on the other foot I would not like it at all.
moniquesc
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Light choking during sex....anyone?
Posted:
3/23/2009 6:37:01 AM
I like the hands around the neck thing as well, but not any real choking :0)
I have never had any bruises from it and I bruise pretty easily, but my neck sometimes feels a bit sore on one side or the other...like right now. I love the rougher type of sex though.
Something new we did last night was him placing his hand over my mouth like he was trying to keep me quiet...this was a first for me and I found it very erotic.
moniquesc
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favorate....after sex activity
Posted:
3/23/2009 6:32:49 AM
Cuddle, talk, laugh, watch TV in bed, sleep
moniquesc
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How many women fantasize watching their man with another man?
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3/20/2009 12:51:52 PM
That's one thing I have never fantasized about at all......
moniquesc
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March 14/Steak and Blow Job Day
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3/10/2009 6:29:37 AM
I thought Steak and BJ Day was on February 21st. i.e. a week after Valentine's Day.
Has it officially been changed to one month after V-Day now?
That's what I thought too...we always call it the Men's Valentine's Day! lol
moniquesc
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Advice please people...
Posted:
3/10/2009 6:16:58 AM
Well...good luck...
OP...you have an uphill climb...you are behind the eight-ball with this one.
1. You already have feelings for him. That means you will try your hardest to keep him.
2. You believe what he tells you because you don't want to lose him.
3. You have already had sex with him without an exclusive agreement or committment of fidelity. To turn off the love-tap now is moot.
4. He has more value now. It's now a challenge/race between you and that other woman who gets to have him. He is a prize and goes to the winner.
In a matter of 6 days from your original post to your last post, you seem to have moved mountains. From a player/liar/fwb he's now on bended knees and begging for you.....Interesting....
Keep us informed.
Oh, I know it's an uphill climb and I do enjoy a challenge, but will I try my hardest to keep him? I certainly WANT to keep him but I'm really not going to compromise myself any FARTHER to keep him. You are right about him having more value I guess now that I know someone else wants him, but I won't compete for him. If he wants to go back and forth between us then honestly...she can have him. Would I be sad and heartbroken....yes, definitely.
As for a quick update...everything seems fine. He has spent part of every day with me since we had our "talk", and I don't mean having sex. We have watched movies, gone to the park and walked, gone to lunch, dinner, etc. and just drove around enjoying the gorgeous weather we are having here. Last night he asked if I would go to ATL with him to visit the aquarium in a few weeks, and we have been talking about possible things to do for his birthday in June.
... he's now on bended knees and begging for you.....Interesting....
I honestly think maybe this had to do with the fact that I said goodbye and just walked away when I found out about his other FWB. I find a lot of people seem to want what they can't have, and the minute I said "you no longer have me" he wanted me.
Some people will take this as game playing, but since we have restarted our relationship I am allowing him to be the one doing all the "chasing". I don't call him first anymore. If I text him it is only after he has sent me a message first. If we talk and he asks me what I am doing later I tell him, but I don't invite him to come over, etc., and he invariably asks me if I want some company. He even went and ran errands with me on Saturday.
If he wants to be with me then I feel like at this point he needs to prove it to me, and he has been doing a good job so far.
moniquesc
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Advice please people...
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3/9/2009 7:03:38 AM
Yearofthecat is right...I was in denial, and I have realized this. I liked this guy far more than I allowed myself to admit. I swear I never intended to have feelings for him and our FWB relationship was in no way meant to ever last or be a gateway to a "real" relationship. I just wanted someone to have sex with until I was ready to start another relationship. It seemed perfect.
I think everything turned the corner in November on the day he took me out for my birthday. I remember sitting in the movie theater and he was holding my hand...it was sort of uncomfortable for me and I thought "wow, we have sex all the time and I feel weird bc he is holding my hand?" It was OK after that bc we only went out to do stuff every now and then; I had also started dating around and everything was cool. THEN he started wanting to go out more and do "date" type stuff...I guess my feelings just got confused somehow and I didn't even realize it until all this happened.
Well anyway...I decided that I needed a few days out of town to think and relax and get a better grip on my feelings. I went to Atlanta for a few days and on my last day there he sent me a really heart-wrenching message that sort of shocked me. We talked later that night but I was still adamant that it was over except for the possibility of friendship once I got past some of the hurt.
When I got back in town he called me and told me he had talked to his best friend in California and if possible he would really like to talk to me face to face for just a few minutes when I got a chance. I was planning on going to the movies....and he asked if he could go with me and maybe we could talk afterwards. I was torn but finally agreed.
We went to see The Watchmen and he walked me to my car afterwards. It was nice outside so we stood and talked. He told me that he had never realized that a relationship with me was an option since when we first met I had told him I did not want a relationship. He explained that he was jealous when I went out with these other guys and that's why recently he had been asking me to go do more things with him so he could spend more time with me; he thought that the other guys I were seeing were just dates and he had not realized I was looking for a new man in my life. He said that he has feelings for me but he is just not very good at expressing them bc he is really scared of being hurt since his one LT relationship ended so horribly. He repeatedly said that he likes the other woman he had been seeing, but he does not have feelings for her the way he does for me, and that he does not want a relationship with her now or in the future.
We wound up sitting in the car and talking for 3 hours until we came to an agreement about where we would go from here. Basically we decided to spend more time with each other and see what happens. So, that's what we did this weekend. We watched a movie at my house on Saturday and talked until like 2:30 in the morning, and then yesterday we went to the park and walked, then went to dinner.
I don't know what is going to happen from here. I think we have alot to overcome if this is going to go anywhere, but whatever happens happens
moniquesc
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Update
Posted:
3/4/2009 5:44:05 AM
Well...let me add a couple of details....it was agreed upon that if one of us started "dating" someone else the benefits would end-period. He was technically dating someone yet continued to sleep with me. I had briefly dated someone this past summer and all benefits stopped at that time and resumed when I stopped seeing that person.
Anyway...last night he started texting me and I finally texted him back and said I could not go to the movies with him on Friday. He wanted to know why. I told him I knew he had a girlfriend and we could not see each other anymore. He DENIED it. I then told him her name and gave him some details.
After 10 minutes he texted me back and said she's not my girlfriend, but she's a nice woman. I said doesn't SHE think she is in a relationship with you and don't you know she has feelings for you? He finally texted back and said "yeah".
Then he called me and wanted to explain all about it. He still didn't understand how I had found out, and I refused to tell him. He continued to maintain it's not a "relationship" for him and that he has told her this repeately. He then hung up with me, called her and then called me back. By then he knew how I knew.
He has begged me to not stop being friends with him, and says it feels like I am pulling away from him (well duh), and he doesn't want to lose my friendship. He says he can go without the sex if we can still just be friends (of course....he is getting it somewhere else). He still maintains that he did not lie to me since he does not feel he is dating this woman.....whatever.
I know his girlfriend knows bc I thought she might have sent me an IM on Yahoo last night ....probably an ugly one, but she had not. I logged in this morning and her "status" said it all. I feel very bad for her, again.
So that is it....no more FWB
moniquesc
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Advice please people...
Posted:
3/3/2009 2:12:29 PM
I would save any kind of evidence you might have of when and how you and he met as well as any proof of whatever you and he have done together (besides getting nekkid). Then eventually you can at least offer that to your new friend, swear ignorance of her existence prior to a specific date, and tell her you felt too badly to tell her even tho you hadn't done anything wrong.
Evidence hmmm....well, I don't really save texts, and we text alot...I could show her my cell phone bills. He and I have had tons of conversations on Yahoo IM too, and all my IMs are archived to a folder I think. Those would be pretty revealing about our relationship I'm sure. There's also all the pics of him on my cell phone....he should have pics of me on his (wonder if she has seen those?)
I guess the most recent thing would be something simple....he has had a pewter keychain on his key-ring since like high school; it was pathetic looking. I had another friend....who also makes jewelry btw....make something for him. He removed the other "thing" and put my gift on his keyring. I have the receipt and my friend who made it knows all about him as well.
She would either choose to believe or not; all the evidence in the world won't convince some people, you know?
Doesn't sound like a FWB relationship to me. The friend part seems to fall a little shy.
....and that's what hurts the most
moniquesc
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Advice please people...
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3/3/2009 12:41:32 PM
Yeah....I think at this point it's a REAL long shot! I was thinking I would give him the option of telling her or I would tell her myself. Won't be difficult to find out if he has or not, you know?
I just hate to hurt her....she is really in love with him and if I think I was blind-sided by this then imagine HER surprise, and she may feel hurt by me as well since I did not tell her immediately. oh lord
In a way I wish I had never found out....but I guess I'm glad I did...
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Advice please people...
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3/3/2009 12:23:06 PM
CassaGo....
From the things she had told me previously it sounded like a relationship, but yes, I guess he could be using her as a FWB without her being aware of this.....hard to believe though. I think he has led her to believe they are dating. It makes my head hurt...
<div class='quote'> I would do nothing as far as she is concerned. To you, he is a FWB, which is not a committed relationship. So what he does in his away time from you is not your business.
It's the fact that he lied to me about not dating anyone. He is supposed to be my friend, and I thought we were really good friends. Honestly, if I had known he was dating someone there would be NO benefits. Also, in general chit-chat we talk about relationships and his ex-etc., he always says he doesn't want to date anyone at this point in his life. So....seems like he has been lying to me to keep me around
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Dating someone who is adopted...any experiences?
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3/3/2009 12:20:42 PM
We went out on our second date on Saturday. Turns out his "perfect" life he has told me all about is complete crap. I did also learn that he has huge issues, but they have nothing to do with his adoption; at least none that I can relate.
It's been a crazy weekend for me OMG
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Advice please people...
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3/3/2009 12:11:42 PM
I have the craziest things happen to me I swear.
What would you do if you found out that your FWB started dating someone 6 months ago and she is totally in love with him, yet she has NO CLUE that he so much as looks at another woman....let alone frequently has sex with one, goes places with her, etc. (that woman would be me)
I met this woman through a chance encounter recently...she makes jewelry and I inquired about some pieces. We have been talking online, and over the snowy weekend we chatted a lot.
She has been telling me about the younger guy she is in love with. I found out that the love of her life is my FWB. This happened when she gave me a link to her personal web page and there were pics on there of him. I very casually asked her him and she told me all; much more than I ever wanted to hear. I didn't stop her...I was in complete shock!
Neither of them know that I know. I am sort of blown away by this. He supposedly doesn't date (that's why he wanted a FWB) so I had no clue he had a "girlfriend" and she thinks there is no one else. I asked her very plainly if there was any chance that he was seeing anyone else and she was adamant that he was not.
I feel sick. I feel like I should have told her right then when I realized what was going on, and I feel sick that he has been my friend and lover all these months and pretending he was single and carefree when he has a girlfriend. He and I began way b4 these two ever met. HE and I went out on Valentine's Day.....where in the world does she think he was?
He is at work right now and has been sending me texts...like he normally does during the day; I can't respond. We have plans to go to the movies on Friday as soon as we get off of work.
What do I do? Do I tell her this now? Do I wait until I see him and talk to him about all this? My friends are telling me not to tell her and to just cut all contact with him. I understand that rationale, but what about this sweet, wonderful woman who has no clue about his secret life? I would want to know!
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Early Spring Dance Party Feb 28 2009 Upstate @ Cheifs Greenville For POF's and friends
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2/27/2009 6:43:04 AM
Well....my understanding is that it is on the 28th....that's Saturday.
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Now what's worse?
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2/26/2009 6:47:13 AM
What a fun post....LOL
1. Him having no car? (so your dates are on public transportation). Or him driving a REALLY CRAPPY car?
NO CAR!
2. He has NO JOB? Or his job ISN'T QUITE LEGAL?
ONE THAT IS ILLEGAL
3. His ex-girlfriend occassionally CALLS TO WIN HIM BACK? Or... you find out you're the first person WHO EVER AGREED TO GO OUT WITH HIM?
GIRLFRIEND CALLING
4. He has MAN-BOOBS that dwarf your own pom poms? Or he's so skinny that you once saved him from drowning BY TOSSING HIM A CHEERIO?
MAN BOOBS....I like skinny guys :)
5. He lives in shoebox apartment in the WORST part of town surrounded by drug dealers and tranny hookers? Or he lives in the best part of town in a huge house... with his MOTHER?
LIVING WITH HIS MOTHER!!!!!!!!!
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Hook up advice.. round two!
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2/26/2009 6:05:36 AM
If he had said..."glad you had fun....I did too" then I would think he is perhaps interested in getting together again for sex.
However, since he only replied that he was glad you did....well, I wouldn't think he is going to be coming back for seconds any time soon.
I am not judging you for hooking up with someone (hey, I have a FWB) but I think it's better to get to know someone a little bit especially if you want it to turn into a repeat thing.
Do you know if he is married or has a girlfriend?
At least he was polite enough to respond to your text; he didn't even have to do that...you know?
Best of luck
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Dating someone who is adopted...any experiences?
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2/26/2009 5:56:52 AM
carolann....I definitely will.
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A different situation for moving home.
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2/24/2009 12:43:54 PM
If you have to move back home, then do so. I myself would work 2 jobs, and have in the past, to avoid this. For me it is just something I find creepy, as people get older. Sure, many people are going thru hard time, loss of jobs, you name it. People also do not manage finances, and seem to know way ahead of time that this sort of thing is comming up. Not everyone, but most. I will NOT date anyone living with mommy and daddy or who have a history of doing it, because it is telling me there is some major lack of stability and poor decision making in life. I do not want to be with a man who will do the same to me. When shit hits the fan, move out? People need to work thru things. We have all been thru nasty break ups, divorces, etc. I am far from perfect, but when I do have issues going on, I try my best to fix them, and not let them get to this state. I moved out at 19, and have been on my own ever since. Many rough times right after my divorce, but I found ways to get thru it. I would date a man who was just making it, and lived alone. Not a man who lives with mommy and daddy and does not try to make it on his own. Unless you are a convicted felon, or truly un hirable, there has to be something you can do to support yourself.
I TOTALLY AGREE with this. I refuse to even entertain the idea of dating someone who lives at home. I can understand about the economy causing this, but if you have lost everything and have to go home...well maybe you should focus on yourself and getting your life back together b4 you start looking for a date or a potential mate.
Before I was married I worked two jobs to pay the rent and buy a car. I was always exhausted. I had little time to think about dating.
When I got finally got the nerve to leave my husband after 7 horrible years of marriage; I left with almost nothing other than my clothes, my cat, and a few pieces of furniture. He had literally spent all our savings the previous week so I could not even get a hotel room. I chose to go stay with a friend of my sister's and pay her rent as a roomate until I was able to get a place of my own. I cannot imagine going home to live with my mother.
My best friend would have let me stay with her I'm sure but she lives an hour away and it would have been a tough commute for work, but believe you me, I would have taken on a 2 hour commute b4 I ever sat up camp at my parent's house.
The point is, I see people in much tougher situations than yours or my previous one who come out on top without ever going back to live in mom's basement.
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The 3 Day Rule
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2/24/2009 12:23:16 PM
No...don't believe in the 3 day rule, and when guys pull that crap on me I play a little game with them....."John? John who? We met where?" Oh.....I gave you my number on Friday?; I can't remember THAT far back sorry!"
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1st date, to Kiss or Not to Kiss, That's the Question
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2/24/2009 12:19:20 PM
I honestly expect a kiss at the end of a good date, but I won't initiate it. I had a great date this past w/end, and it really seemed like he wanted to kiss me at the end...he kept getting closer and closer, but he did not go for it-so I gave him a hug and said goodnight!
I was a bit disappointed but it wasn't a big deal. Everyone is different, but I don't think not kissing on the 1st date is an indication of how someone will be in bed, etc.
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Is it normal?
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2/24/2009 12:11:27 PM
I think you did the right thing. In all honesty I can easily see a late night "hang out" turning into sex, and it seems you were not ready for that yet. So kudos to you for saying no to that. He may or may not have wanted to get laid, but his actions now do not seem to put him in the best light.
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Dating someone who is adopted...any experiences?
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2/24/2009 10:59:20 AM
BronzeSpear... Yes, he was adopted as an infant. He knows nothing about is biological parents, and doesn't care to. His adoptive parents raised him in the small town in WV where his mom still lives. His sibs, like him have all moved away for work, college, etc.
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The Merkin...
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2/24/2009 8:07:23 AM
NEVER heard of this....amazing....LOL
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Dating someone who is adopted...any experiences?
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2/24/2009 8:01:21 AM
Thanks for the insights everyone....I was just curious as I have never known anyone who was adopted b4. Just the one ex-bf who grew up in foster care. I appreciate the private e-mails I have received as well. :)
bklynrebel.....I used to think the same thing, but mom swears I'm not! LOL
This particular guy does seem to be well adjusted and we plan to go out again this weekend. So we shall see what happens.
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Dating someone who is adopted...any experiences?
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2/24/2009 7:56:07 AM
Well joniandowen....I'll tell you what...if he does run the other way but wants someone who is into :
"puppy play, spanking, whipping, fire play, rape, golden showers, rope etc."
I'll give him a link to your profile.
Toodles
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2/23/2009 2:41:53 PM
are you suggesting that he has a bad relationship with his mother and has had only 1 long term relationships because he is adopted?
It amazes me the conclusions that people jump to.
I was just throwing out some basic information about his past.
I am stating that I think he might not have a good relationship with his mother based on several comments he made. I never once implied that it was bc he was adopted. Lots of biological kids have bad relationships with their parents.
I was simply asking if anyone had any experience dating someone who was adopted. I have had a previous relationship with a man who grew up in foster care and he had abandonment issues that caused problems.
Why should you be offended by this???????????????????
I think I just give up on posting anything in these forums....really and truely. Actually now that I have looked at YOUR profile I just have to laugh.......LOL
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