You should be mature enough to see this man for what he is.
1. He is a LYER!!!
2. If he hasn't got himself together by 45 years of age, ( and overcome all of these issues and problems that 'are not his fault') he NEVER will...
This has NOTHING to do with whether it is okay to 'flirt' and carry on a pseudo-relationship (have a little fun) with another man. ( it isn't )
This has everything to do with you making the right decisions for the right reasons.
You do not need to complicate things, and then end up having to end the relationship for all the wrong reasons.
You do not need to be saddled and commited to this kind of a man.
Based on what limited info you have posted, he is offering you nothing but a share of his problems and issues. I hope you are not okay with that.
Make the decision to leave... and then after taking a look at your own issues and your own needs, pursue an appropriate relationship.
ditto! Plus, the fact that you two dated for 2 years and he's 45 is odd to me. When you get to be older you know they are right within a few months. Why drag it out 2 years and then be all roller coastery? Anyone KWIM?
Time to ride off into the sunset. Happy trails to yooooooooouuuuu...
ditto! Plus, the fact that you two dated for 2 years and he's 45 is odd to me. When you get to be older you know they are right within a few months. Why drag it out 2 years and then be all roller coastery? Anyone KWIM?
Time to ride off into the sunset. Happy trails to yooooooooouuuuu...
That is why I posted in my original comments that I had been in a relationship for about 3 years before DH. If it ain't right after 2 years, and things aren't moving forward... It is time to face reality. ESPECIALLY if the man is 45 years old!!!
If he isn't stepping up to the plate now, he ain't never gonna.
If he is making comments like "I would understand if you leave." that is another huge red flag. He is showing the OP the door, definately not talking about commitment.
If the OP truly does not realize this at this point, then a huge wake-up call is in order.
Yep, I have been wondering if I smell a troll... but I am not going to make that assumption quite yet.
Most of what the OP has posted really reeks of some kid trying to play on the big-boys board. I mean... 'BOY TROUBLE'. What 30 year old uses that terminology???
I'm not a troll, and I'm not a child. I just didn't want to post under my username because my boyfriend knows I'm on these forums, and what name I post under.
I'm not a troll, and I'm not a child. I just didn't want to post under my username because my boyfriend knows I'm on these forums, and what name I post under.
If he is making comments like "I would understand if you leave." that is another huge red flag. He is showing the OP the door, definately not talking about commitment.
That should definitely raise a red flag. It sounds to me like he's either trying to get her to end it because perhaps he's either too much of a coward to end it himself or he's seeing someone else.
She does seem undecided, but regardless of what is going on, I would imagine it's just not cut & dry to her as to whether she should end the relationship.
She obviously has feelings for the guy if they've been dating for 2 years - you don't just turn them off.
That should definitely raise a red flag. It sounds to me like he's either trying to get her to end it because perhaps he's either too much of a coward to end it himself or he's seeing someone else.
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