Posted by PetraV
We met through a mutual friend and started chatting on facebook. We were supoused to go on a date, but now I don't know if we are even going since he blocked me on facebook. I don't know how to get to him or should I just leave him alone. I'm thinking over and over did I say or do something wrong but nothing comes to mind. I don't know what to do, I care about him adn I dn't know how to help him.
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Posted by DMV
honesty is true intimacy.
Posted by PhoenixRising
I'm not a prude
(No)
I just want some respect
(That's right)
So, close the door if you want me to respond
(Ooh, ooh, yeah)
'Cause privacy is my middle name
My last name is Control....
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Posted by truecapPosted by firywetair
Posted by tiziani
Funny thing is i wanted stability, family and children with this person when i decided to marry him..and that was some years back..have i regressed..lol
Think about this: If you divorce him, you'll quickly find out the single scene is not all its cracked up to be and before long you're going to be looking for a man who will give you.....guess what....."stability, family, children" and love, dependability, financial security, intellect, and status.
I hope you're not back here complaining "there aren't any good men out there"....
Really. Come on. Think about it. You're better off working on spicing things up, throwing some new adventures into the marriage and creating some fun situations. Why does he have to do all the work? It sounds like you've got a good man....try appreciating him.click to expand
Posted by tizianiPosted by firywetair
I get exactly what ur telling..i guess thats the phase i am at too..
If you can trust him with that feeling and talk about it and if he can listen and understand, then you have yourselves a marriage, I guess. No relationship ever turns out how "it's meant to be" and that's the good thing about it. It's never predictable.
What you're challenged to do is never immediately obvious unless you give it time to really see where you both stand.click to expand
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