12-19-2011, 02:43 PM
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Infamous Member
How Do You Identify?: Human
Preferred Pronoun?: He
Relationship Status: Very Married
Join Date: Dec 2009
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Me in green.
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Originally Posted by blucollargrl
sooo.....she is still living with the ex, but moving soon. Living with the ex is not a red flag, because not everyone has the finances to move out quickly, sometimes it takes time. We have spent some amazing time together although not nearly enough for me.  She isn't moving because of me though, which I don't feel she should. I recently found out that there is also another person she has been interested in.....hmmmm. She is interested in someone else, it isn't you, move on. I've told her a few times that I'm done trying and it pisses her off. If she is interested in someone else why is she pissed? Are you the "safe option"? We do this pull and push thing with eachother. Stop it it isn't being realistic with one another. So here I've stayed because I want to believe what she tells me. Why? I want her to feel safe and know that I will be here. We have such an intense emotional and physical chemistry when we are together. She is a beautiful person inside and out, but is she trustworthy? The other person she's interested in doesn't know about me either, but she has told me that if we continue she will have to tell her. I don't want to lose her. Is she just in a very confused space or is she just playing us both? I really want to believe!
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You need to understand your own needs before you can commit to another.
Never be another's option when you want a commitment. Poly relationships are one thing, being played for a fool is another.
My .05 adjusted for inflation.
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