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    #41

    Nov 22, 2005, 08:13 AM
    No - if they cheated don't ever take them back. Trust is broken. Find a gal you can respect and trust.
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    #42

    Nov 23, 2005, 03:16 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by salsagev007
    I am pratically in the same situation you are in... My girl cheated on me though and i asked her to move out and then changed my mind... (i realized how important she was to me and my son) We talked it over and decided her moving out would give her some space and alleviate some issues we had living together... Im not perfext, i had to do alot of research to find out the truth about what she was doing when she cheated on me and i realized in was obsessed doing it, now she tells me she wants space and time alone... I agree with the rest of the people repling here that you just need to give her that. If you love something let it go and if it comes back then you know its meant to be. Dont call her or email her. Wait for her to call you. Don't smother her with information about how much you love her and how you care for her deeply. Some girls when they want to get away they are pressed further away by this as is my girl.. I am learning the hard way here and I don't know if i can stay sane by listening to this advice, but i have to try because I am too much in love to make things worse..

    Brian
    Unfortunately, if I still understand this correctly, they live in the same house, and pay for it together. I'ts kind of difficult to stop and ignore someone still there.

    As for you, dear, follow your heart and gut feelings, because there is also a gift that we are given, the gift of forgiveness and understanding. Once you realize that you are not 100 percent perfect either, that's a good first step. Maybe you just 'enclosed' her too much and she ran scared? Did that ever happen to you? Think about it. Good luck and Happy Thanksgiving.

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    #43

    Nov 23, 2005, 07:29 PM
    Whoa Nelly!
    I Dnt Know How My Situation Compares To Yours But After My Huband Left Me I Met This Seemingly Nice Man. I Was Able To Open Up To Him. He Knew I Had Children And We Started The Bf Gf Thing After Awhile And Then After Awhile Moved Intogether. It All Seemed Nice. He Had My Parents Fooled. He Had My Dad Believing He Would Marry Me And The Way He Kept Saying When We Get Married And This Is What Our House Will Look Like. Then One Day All Of A Sudden Hes Not My Boyfriend. I Asked Him What's He Talking About And He Said Ill Never Be In Love With You The Way You Want Me To And You And I Will Never Marry And ( Imagine This In A Mocking Voice Like A Drunk Texan In A Bar) Im Still In Wuv With Tina. Bla Bla.why In The Heck He Want Relize That She's Playing With Him Ill Never Know. But Because Of Perfect Size 0 Blue Eyed Vulcanish Tina I Could Stay There Until I Got Things Straight And Then I Had To Get The Hell Out Of His House. Well I Decided That There Was No Way In Hell I Was Sleeping In The Same Bed Any More And Stopped Sleeping With Him Period. He Started Getting All Emotionally Abusive Towards Me And I Always Had To Pretend To Be On My Period Cause He Wouldn't Leave Me Alone. I Finally Moved Out To Georgia And Now He Calls Over Here Apologizing And Smacking His Gums. He Told Me If Tina Won't Take Him He Might Just Come See Me And We Could Try And Get Back Together. I Said No Way In Hell And Thanks For Making Me Second Choice Buddy. And Now He Keeps Hinting About Asking Me To Marry Him. Well I Find That I Dnt Know What I Saw In Him In The First Place And I Really Dnt Find Him Attractive Anymore. If I Had To Wake Up Next To His Face Everymorning Id Puke.
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    Nov 23, 2005, 09:04 PM
    The light bulb went on
    So glad you paid attention to that light bulb going on.Seems like nowadays everyone wants to move in together after knowing each other for a very short time(shackin' back in the day).But when the heat of passion cools or the real person shows up watchout.misery pain hatred... on and on.Yeah its cheaper and more convenient to have girl/boyfriend right there,but then comes the emotional and financial cost of breaking up can be a real b... h!Hell, married couples break up at a 50% rate what makes you think you can beat those odds.I've been marrid 30 years and trust me Ihave to work as hard now as when we first met NO JOKE!When you have kids its got to be even tougher when those shackin' arrangements don't work out.But the goods news since you were not married you don't have carry his name around :)Good luck on getting it back together go forward not backward. :)
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    #45

    Nov 23, 2005, 11:16 PM
    What happened? I thought this was Matt's post? :o
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    Nov 24, 2005, 12:22 AM
    I did too, the caps are freaking me out as well. Matt, how is everything going?
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    #47

    Nov 24, 2005, 07:01 AM
    Where are you Matt
    I agree with Jeff and Momincali. How about your input Matt...

    Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

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    #48

    Nov 24, 2005, 07:32 AM
    Keep going...
    My Mum & Step-Dad have just split up and they did just as you are doing. Being on the outside I was bale to see what was going on. My mum told me how she felt as did my step dad.

    My Mum wanted space and my Step-Dad just wanted to put things right.

    The living room became my Step-Dad's space and the sofa his Bed. My mum kept herself away in her room when she was home and resorted to going out frequently with her friends. They stayed that way for months purely for financial reasons. I tried to help; but they were beyond help. My Mum did not want to stay in the relationship; but my Step-Dad did. My step-dad has now moved out and it looks as though we will be selling our house after xmas.

    My Step-dad does not really have a lot of friends; but he does have a hobby - Football. He is able to socialise with others and keep his mind occupied. Not only does he play but he also coaches. If he did not have that, then I am not sure he would be able to cope.

    So Fredg is right, you need to take up a hobby of some sort; one which enables you to meet others and keep your mind occupied. Some sort of sport would be ideal. It release lots of positive energy and allows you to feel a whole lot better in yourself. In time you will put everything in perspective and see things in a new light.

    Why don't you also make an appointment with your bank manager to discuss your financial problems; I am sure they will be able to find a way to help and assist with your current financial problems.

    Please don't put yourself through un-necessary stress, it's nothealthy and can make you very ill over a prolonged period. It's hard but you will get through it!
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    #49

    Dec 18, 2005, 01:12 AM
    I'm still around
    Hey all... saw a few people were looking for me... I'm doing OK I guess. Things are still the same, living together, and all that stuff. I am finding this whole thing hard though because living together like this makes it feel like we're still together. She hasn't really been going out a lot so we've been spending a lot of time together. I have of course asked her about us and if anything has changed and she says no... but I'm kind of getting mixed feelings here... she says we're not together but we've been doing a lot together just like we used to. It's almost like she's getting her cake and eating it too. But I'm just sticking it out, seeing what happens. As always, thank you all for being here for me. I'll get back on soon I hope to see how everyone's doing. Thanks again!
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    Dec 18, 2005, 06:08 AM
    Hi Matt
    Glad to hear from you again.Seems not much has changed except your girlfriend has moved on,at least her feelings have if not her body.I think I know your problem,MONEY, right.How about moving in with a friend until the house can be sold so you can get enough money together to live away fom your gf/roomate?You do sound pretty miserable where your at.When married couples finally get divorsed and move out it can be a very hectic time,but they seem to get it back together after a time.Most of the guys and gals I know have been split up before some more than once, and they all seem to bounce back just fine.Question -Have either you or your girlfriend tried dating some one else during this so called break-up?:cool:
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    #51

    Dec 18, 2005, 08:01 AM
    Hi, I have gone through this situation also as well as my best friend. I met my husband when I was 18 and nine years and two kids later I have wondered what it would have been like to being out on my own. I married the first guy I ever had a relationship with, and believe me in the beginning of our marrige it wasn't easy. When we were dating I really didn't have the desire to be with anyone else or be on my own because he took care of me and everything was fine. Until we had our first child, got married, and bought our house all in one year. For me, being thrown into domestication with a husbnd and a child all at the age of 21 made me freak out a bit. I loved my husband but I wanted that freedom and independence that most people have in their early twenties and I fought with these feelings for a long time. But I came to the conclusion that although as much as I wanted my space or freedom I really love the guy I was with, and Is it worth throwing that away for some fun? I also had my child to think about. My best friend though is in the opposite direction, she has been with her boyfriend for nine years and is on the verdge of a "break" for those same reasons. She struggles with this far more often than I do. Probably because she is in a better situation to call for a break, They don't have any kids and don't live together, so there decisions effect only themselves. I wish I had some advice for you that would help you change her mind but this is something she needs to figure out on her own. If she feels that strongly about it than you need to let her go and hopefully she will realize what she has. I have some single friends and the grass isn't always greener on the other side and she may figure that out. I personally don't believe in breaks, because your basically allowing that person to leave you, have their fun with the hopes of them coming back and establishing a relationship with you. I always thoght them to be kind of selfish. Either they want to be with you or not. Its either worth it to give up or not. But to each there own. I hope she realizes what she has with you and makes the right decision. Good luck!-bizygurl(aka-hanabelle);)
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    #52

    Dec 19, 2005, 09:45 AM
    Thank goodness you responded. But I don't like the sound of the way you are consoled with the state of things. I hope you get on again to read these posts, even if you don't respond back that soon. Why not try to be busy yourself sometimes, even when she stays home? Try to make yourself unavailable too for a while because she's of the opinion that you will always be there and that she can count on you. Change the table around a few times and make her wake up. Babe, don't get maudlin on us, please - it's the season to be happy now, and you need a big dose of that. Try seeing some kids in the hospital and bring them some cheer, or maybe other social events that don't cost much, but get out and don't seclude yourself. Wishing you all the best, dear and keep in touch.

    Happy Holidays!
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    #53

    Feb 17, 2006, 01:41 AM
    Hey all... been a while huh? OK, so after 4 months now (almost anyway) I've decided that I am in no way shape or form over her. She just went out tonight with and old flame as "friends" and I feel like dying. She went with her friend and his friend too, so 4 of them. She tells me "he has a girlfriend" but who cares? I don't know, I just need to talk about this I guess. I have no money to get out of this house yet and I have almost no furniture since everything is hers. I'm so screwed right now. Now I feel like I'm throwing a pity party but I'm not. I just don't know what to do. Allow me to sound like a wimp right here, but all I am doing tonight is crying. I have been in many relationships but this girl is the one.. I know she is. Why doesn't she feel the same way? God, I don't know what to do. Anyway, no need to respond to this... just wanted to get it out.
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    Feb 17, 2006, 02:35 AM
    I do need to respond. Why are you crying over somebody that does not want to be with you or feel the same about you. If this was the girl for you then she would feel the same about you but she does not. You need to move on. I know you just wanted to get it out and we will always be here to have an open ear and also give advice or opinions and of course support.

    Joe
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    #55

    Feb 17, 2006, 09:23 AM
    Dude - read your post. No women would want to be with a guy who wrote a post like that. Seriously. SNap out of it!!

    I hate to be harsh... but SNAP OUT of it. Move on. No WOMEN ever wants a needy, crying, jealous, INSECURE, whimpy.

    She is/WAS only part of your life, not your life... move on it's over. She's moved on.

    I have a feeling you don't want to leave that house because of her. Get out of that house.

    OBVIOUSLY you have DONE NOTHNG TO IMPROVE YOURSELF OVER THE LAST 4 MONTHS. Sitting there evey night in self pitty.

    Dude - again - learn about women, change yourself,

    Women want a confident, independent, mature, secure guy... you put too much presaure on her being this lovely dovey whimp.

    She doesn't feel for you man because you're an insecire, needy, jealous, whimp.

    You shuld be laughing about this by now and moving on - YET, after 4 motnhs you are in the same place.

    You need to be the guy when you first met - yet she sees this whimp now... she'll NEVER have those feelinsg again for you because of eho you are now - move on dude - this ones done.

    I told you this stuff before, but here we go again - do yourself a favor and read EVERYTHING in these articles... NO WOMEN WANTS A 'NICE GUY' WHIMP.

    Go to www.askmen.com and read evry dating article... evry article - including Doc Love.

    www.sosuave.com - read everything!!

    www.lovetactics.com - read all the free articles.

    www.relationships.blog-city.com - read about how women really are.

    Women are not attracted to needy whinny whimps nice guys - just a fact.
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    #56

    Feb 17, 2006, 10:17 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by mattyd22
    I love this woman more than my own life and I just can't seem to live without her. Please help me. Thank you all.
    I believe you. I'm sure you love her more than yourself. But, you can't love her more than you love yourself. You have to love yourself first. There is no answer straight up for what you're going through that I have. All I got for you is you have to stand tall and focus on what you believe is good for you. Its not always about her. Don't let other people take you away from yourself. You will be lost. Find yourself again and start making decisions that are best for you. You already know what you need to do. You just won't follow through because there will be reaction and your not sure if you will like it. If you start making your own decisions you will feel better.
    LMF (later my friend)
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    #57

    Feb 17, 2006, 10:29 AM
    Yep - you have to love yourself first. It NOT being conceited.

    You have have this gal on a pedestal and she HATES it!! Women should EARN the right to be your equal AND never pass you up in importance... that's WAY too pmuch pressure on a women - women aren't perfect... this gale is clearly NOT perfect.

    I still don't understand why you live there or why she does - get out.
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    #58

    Feb 17, 2006, 08:24 PM
    I understand your point wildcat, but I have improved myself over the past 4 months... a lot. As for why I am still here... I have to be, I have no choice. I am going to declare bankruptcy within the next couple of weeks because I have no money. I am in a lot of debt and simply cannot afford it. I have no friends who need a roommate and I cannt stay with family. If everyone here understood all the facts it would be easier for you to understand my position. Do I still love her? Yeas I do, but that is not the only reason I am still here. I don't want to leave, but I know I have to suck it up and move on. I know you are being straight forward wildcat, but I do not need to be told in such harsh ways. I appreaciate you trying to help, but I only feel worse when I read your responses. I need caring, loving responses right now. I need friends. Not people yelling at me telling me I'm nuts. Thanks guys. Till next time...
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    Feb 18, 2006, 12:52 PM
    I still think you need a wake up call. I don't waqnt you to pbe in this position ever again with a women.
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    Feb 18, 2006, 02:32 PM
    After 4 months I guess we are as frustrated as you are so don't take it personally,but you do need to do sometthing about your living arrangements since you can't afford to live there,and the only thing I can recommend is an apartment you can afford or sub-lease the home you have,a simple ad in the newspaper may get results or a real estate agent.FYI,sometimes friends tell you what you need to hear not what you want hear,lighten up!

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