Yes please move on! PLEEEEEAS!!!!!
Why would he commit if he can get it when he wants. And even if he did commit to you at this point, could you trust that he's committing because he truly wants you or because he doesnt want you with anyone else? Let it go.
2007-01-16 02:39:54
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answered by Miss B 4
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mainly, i imagine maximum human beings (both men and women folk) do not quite understand or understand what they quite opt for in a existence-lengthy mate till they are about 25-ish (provide or take a pair years relying on adulthood aspect, own existence reports, and different quite some factors - relations, faith, beliefs, etc). i'm 27 and performance been handling an lack of ability-to-commit off-and-on female friend for the previous 2 years (granted she's gonna be 23 in February, so it purely comes right down to being in 2 distinct factors in our lives), yet it truly is neither right here nor there. I understand your frustrations. in some unspecified time sooner or later, you want to rigidity the challenge: $hit or get off the rest room. Take care and be properly...
2016-11-24 21:04:29
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answered by ? 4
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I am going through a similar thing right now, myself. And what I am in the process of doing is telling my "friend" that I want to move forward with him. No more of the long-distance, hush-hush stuff. Either he means what he says (that he loves me), or he doesn't (or he is just not ready to be ready). If your friend isn't proud to be seen and exclusively associated with you, hon, you have to move on. And yes, I do tell myself the same thing. BTW, I totally understand the age thing - I'm 32 and my "friend" is 45. Another guy is in the picture for me, as well. (And he's 48! Lol! Next guy I fall for will probably be in a wheelchair in a nursing home- :P )
2007-01-16 02:49:06
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answered by alysion 1
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I think it's time to throw in the towel. You waited long enough for this guy to come around and he hasn't. Its best that you forget about him and move on, who knows, once you do, he might commit!
I just went through a two year "thing" with a friend of mine....luck just wasn't on my side when he got married to his roommate in Vegas. :o( I just wasted 2 years! What a waste....blah.
Best of luck to you!
2007-01-16 04:05:40
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answered by Lucy_Goosy 4
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Give up on him - if he wants you he'll come back and make a committment, if not you know he never had any intention of doing so and you're better off. And as for your previous question - DON'T buy him a birthday present!!!!
2007-01-16 02:36:21
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answered by L x 1
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If your friend dosen't ant a real realationship(g/f)or b/f just be cool and take it slow somtimes people are overbraring and it turn s other off.Lay low be Cool they will get the messege.If they don't then MOVE ON you haven't lost nothing..If a person is your friend they will get it.
2007-01-16 02:40:33
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answered by gblue52 3
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exactly what evol said, my ex-boyfriend broke up with me, not long ago, & i still loved him, but about 2 weeks later, i hated him.....
but, i'm not saying that u should hate him, u should just find someone else....
.......if u need more advise, all i got is, i've never found anyone 2 be with in 6 months now, & usually, I get a boyfriend really fast....
......so......ttyl......
2007-01-16 02:33:37
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answered by ~áƦMissáƦSENáƦ~ 2
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Yes. Don't waste your time on him.
2007-01-16 02:27:55
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answered by hhfe 2
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Your "friend" is using you. Dump him. MOVE ON!
2007-01-16 02:32:24
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answered by Anonymous
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