Posted by tiki33
Love wineaux observant mind and I'm 100% certain all her advice is valid and works yet I'm with beccy don't kiss ass, be "you" whatever that is. Too much hoop jumping and adjusting to keep a man around. I can see why Lisa felt upset but Lisa you are the boundary setter in the relationship so getting angry at him for something you are allowing really doesn't make all that much sense. I'm not encouraging withholding sex but clearly you have to readjust your boundaries around him spending the night and having sex. Lisa you were not wrong for telling him how you feel, men naturally will distance themselves when the hard stuff comes up, RELAX, don't start hoop jumping and wondering how you can tap dance around his ego because you don't like the distance, if you relax and give him time to take your feelings into consideration then you can see what he's made of and get to see if you're just as important to him as he is to you.
I'm sure it's something you both can work out that's fair for the both of you once you start communicating again.
Posted by tiki33
I guess were I get confused and I'm learning a lot from other posters on the cancer board is I see a lack of balance, at something for 17 months with no pay off is like putting ones life on hold unless of course you're dating other men whilst going through this process. What's the pay off? I also feel it's extreme in catin situation to continue kicking someone to the curb constantly and yet wanting them to come back, come back to what exactly I dunno...I'll mull this over but I wonder were is the balance? When will it be enough for these guys to be consistently present and available or is this all there is? I'm sure if I observe and listen more I'll find the answer to my confusion.
Posted by rabidtalker
when you guys say "payoff" do you mean marriage?
Posted by catin
Yup... come clean with that one... will ya... We are all waiting for a real answer.
Posted by rabidtalkerPosted by catin
Yup... come clean with that one... will ya... We are all waiting for a real answer.
say what? lol, do you mean cancers in general? I think we are extremely hesitant about marriage, lol.click to expand
Posted by tiki33
Thanks Wineaux and Catin for elaborating...Very insightful from the both of you.
@catin....Suggestion....Get a lawyer and get your money back or go to smalls claims court to try and get some of it back, that's a lot of money to lose and why do I have this feeling it was all about the money, hope he didn't hustle you and although I'm glad you got some good memories out of it, it's still not a wise decision to let him feel he can take your money and not have any consequences for his actions. I hate when women get themselves tangled up financially with men that aren't even a boyfriend or husband, doing that won't make a man be with you. If you don't pursue getting your money back, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE stop giving money to men, I don't care how much he say he love you, I don't care how good the business venture appears (if it's a solid business venture go to your financial planner and get a lawyer to cover your end), get a promissory note, get it in writing and lastly if a man care about you and love you and his goal is to look out for you he won't take that kind of money from you ever.
Posted by tiki33
"Tiki33... it is not easy for me to get together with someone else... Too many loser's out there.... I have my guard up as much as this Cancer Guy... We were equals financially and mentally... which is something I cannot say for the men I meet... "
Oh I see...You need a huge attitude adjustment, not only are there good men out there, he's looking for a great woman, you have to date them in order to see the potential of a new relationship and the more you date the odds are greater that you'll meet a better more qualified willing man. If you're only available to an unavailable man well that renders you unavailable as well...So see you have 2 unavailable people that won't ever be available...They cycle is exhausting.
If you feel the need to play the game then by all means do it...
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