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Based on what I have read by you in this thread.......You basically think a lot of the guy ( don't know if love is being thrown around by either of you ). You enjoy spending time with him and are 'comfortable with him. Is this accurate?
Do you want to keep dating him? What is the status of your relationship, open or committed?
If you are in an open relationship then it does not matter what you do does it? If you are committed then that is another matter. But be honest with him. Don't let him think you are committed while looking around. I am sure you would not want him doing the same. If there is a commitment between the two of you maybe you and he need to sit down and talk about it.
Based on what I have read by you in this thread.......You basically think a lot of the guy ( don't know if love is being thrown around by either of you ). You enjoy spending time with him and are 'comfortable with him. Is this accurate?
Do you want to keep dating him? What is the status of your relationship, open or committed?
If you are in an open relationship then it does not matter what you do does it? If you are committed then that is another matter. But be honest with him. Don't let him think you are committed while looking around. I am sure you would not want him doing the same. If there is a commitment between the two of you maybe you and he need to sit down and talk about it.
Yes. I am quite fond of him and we do say "I Love You" to one another..And yes, I enjoy our time together and am comfortable with him.
We are in a commited relationship, and I just wanted other peoples opinions on my question. And, I honestly don't know if I want to keep dating him.
Say, "Look, you are sensitive and caring, a complete man in every way except for your financial misdoings which happen to coincide with a massive economic bubble burst....I'd like to keep seeing you for the time being until I can find someone who circumstancially meets my requirements"
If you're not happy, let him go and be on your own for a while. Looking around while you are still with him is being dishonest with yourself and with him, and it's not fair to him. It will also not land you anyone worthwhile. A good man will not consider getting together with a woman who is still seeing someone else. It's not even a matter of morals. It's a matter of common sense. Smart men don't need or want the drama. Getting involved with you would be inviting drama. It would also be inviting instability as you make the transition from your parents' house to your own place.
The world is a big, exciting place. Explore it on your own, learn more about yourself, and work on your own foundation for a while. You have plenty of time. When you are established and on the path to achieving your goals, and when you can offer what you seek in a partner, then it would be a good time to look. Sorry, but although you have a job and a car, you still live with your parents, and that means you have a lot of growing to do. You need to learn how to manage your own living quarters, be on your own two feet, and learn how to deal with life with integrity. That's the kind of woman a good man wants, not someone who can't be trusted to be honest with herself and with him.
If you're not happy, let him go and be on your own for a while. Looking around while you are still with him is being dishonest with yourself and with him, and it's not fair to him. It will also not land you anyone worthwhile. A good man will not consider getting together with a woman who is still seeing someone else. It's not even a matter of morals. It's a matter of common sense. Smart men don't need or want the drama. Getting involved with you would be inviting drama. It would also be inviting instability as you make the transition from your parents' house to your own place.
The world is a big, exciting place. Explore it on your own, learn more about yourself, and work on your own foundation for a while. You have plenty of time. When you are established and on the path to achieving your goals, and when you can offer what you seek in a partner, then it would be a good time to look. Sorry, but although you have a job and a car, you still live with your parents, and that means you have a lot of growing to do. You need to learn how to manage your own living quarters, be on your own two feet, and learn how to deal with life with integrity. That's the kind of woman a good man wants, not someone who can't be trusted to be honest with herself and with him.
If you are in a committed relationship or he has any reason to believe you two are exclusive, then keeping your eyes open for a replacement is a slippery slope to cheating on him. You need to decide to either give him a real chance or else break up and then look for a replacement.
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