I met a young lady on a matrimonial website & we hit it off very well. She had a prior relationship 3 years ago that she ended & admits to feeling guilty about as she sorta "strung the guy along" and did not verbalize her concerns regarding their relationship that she felt wasn't everything she wanted. This young lady suggested to me that we need to meet in the early stages to assess if we should move forward with the relationship. I agreed & visited her last week after a month & a half of communicating & we had a great time...very relaxed, fun & open. We kissed & to describe the intensity of the passion, our tongues were on fire. She later told me that she holding back as she felt something was missing & she wasn't feeling something. Since then, we have had a couple of disagreements (no shouting or such) & some character issues came up. I found that she was being more defensive, interruptive and less proactive...she did accept some responsibility but I felt has yet to introspect...???
2007-02-27
03:13:33
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I stepped back calmly & was able to introspect, take responsibility for maybe coming across to direct very early in the forming stages of a relationship where trust etc. are still developing. I didn't feel she did that...what should I do?
2007-02-27
03:16:43 ·
update #1
I kinda felt unable to point out (respectfully) what she was doing or saying and how it was making me feel without being interrupted or her offering up some explanation that justified her words/actions. There was little empathy, emotional supportiveness or remorse on her part. The irony is that she is a Harvard trained Psychologist...what do you think?
2007-02-27
04:03:51 ·
update #2